Elkhart Extension hosts Backyard Poultry Educational Program
Do you have an interest in owning poultry in your backyard?
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Groundbreaking Oct. 28 On Wabash Spec Building Project
Grow Wabash County and the city of Wabash will be joining Logan Properties and Nuway Construction in breaking ground on a new development project in the Wabash Northeast Business Complex.
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Milford Public Library — Fall Story Time Begins Sept. 25
Fall Story Time will begin Wednesday, Sept. 25, at Milford Public Library with “Fall Colors.”
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Last Downtown Wabash Farmers Market Of Season Sept. 28
Shoppers are invited to close out the 2024 Downtown Wabash Farmers Market by supporting their local farmers and small businesses on from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Sept. 28, at the corner of Cass and Market streets.
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Indiana Judges To Visit Students For Constitution Day
Fifty-five judicial officers from across the state will meet with more than 4,300 students and civic group members to celebrate Constitution Day in September.
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Regional Students Earn Awards For Art, Writing
The Fort Wayne Museum of Art recently announced 22 northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio students who have won national recognition for 30 pieces of their art and writing in the 2024 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.
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LaGrange County Community Scholarships Awarded
The Community Scholarship Program at the LaGrange County Community Foundation is helping graduating high school seniors reach their educational goals.
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Governor Holcomb Embarks On Europe Trip For Continued Discussions Around Manufacturing, Energy
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb departed Thursday for his next economic development trip — this time to the Netherlands, Belgium and France — to build on discussions and “deepen relationships” within the microelectronic and semiconductor industries, according to his office.
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Indiana University Kokomo Awards First Microcredentials To Leadership Development Wabash County’s 2023-2024 Cohort
Indiana University Kokomo awarded its first microcredentials to participants in a Wabash County leadership development program.
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ACLU Of Indiana Participate In Lawsuit Against Indiana’s Abortion Ban Exceptions
Nearly one year after Indiana’s abortion ban took effect, UCLA of Indiana is participating in a legal challenge to the ban brought by Planned Parenthood Great Northwest, Hawai‘i, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky, All-Options, Inc, and Dr. Amy Caldwell.
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The Notre Dame Shakespeare Festival Returns July 20-Sept. 1
Tickets are now available for the the University of Notre Dame’s Shakespeare Festival, Saturday, July 20 to Sunday, Sept. 1.
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‘Pack the Cruiser’ Food Drive Returns Saturday, June 1
This weekend, Kroger and local police agencies expand their outreach to fight hunger in northern Indiana from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 1.
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Manchester University Offers E-Sports Youth Summer Camp
Manchester University will host its first ever e-sports summer camp this June, open to community youth.
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Independent Colleges of Indiana Announces 2024 Recipients Of Ball Brothers Foundation Venture Fund Grants
Independent Colleges of Indiana that $100,000 in grants were awarded to five independent colleges in Indiana supporting innovative, start-up projects from the Ball Brothers Foundation venture fund grants.
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Ribbon Walk Raises $113,823 To Help Local People With Cancer
Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana raised $113,823 Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana to help local people with cancer . their annual Ribbon Walk on Tuesday, May 4.
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Governor Holcomb Breaks Ground On New Toyota Material Handling Manufacturing Facility In Columbus
Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb today joined executives from Toyota Material Handling, a North American leader in material handling solutions, and other state and local officials in Columbus to break ground on the company’s new 295,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art manufacturing facility.
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