No More School Textbook Bills For Indiana Parents – But What Other Fees Can Still Be Charged?
Hoosier parents are no longer on the hook for textbook costs, but many are seeing bills for other fees increasingly being charged by schools.
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Successful Lake Tippecanoe Cottage Tour And Luscious Luau Events Celebrate Community Spirit
The picturesque shores of Lake Tippecanoe recently played host to an unforgettable day of events, the Lake Tippecanoe Cottage Tour and Luscious Luau, held July 29, 2023. The events were an incredible success, celebrating the community’s unity and raising funds for a noble cause — clean water for future generations to enjoy.
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Parkview Health Partners With Whitko Schools For Virtual Care Clinics
Students and staff at Whitko Community Schools can now receive care from a Parkview Health provider without leaving school grounds.
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Hoosier Companies, Including One In Warsaw, Help Supply NASA Mission
Companies across the U.S. and Europe and as close by as Warsaw and Columbia City are contributing to NASA’s mission to take Americans 238,900 miles back to the moon.
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Warsaw Street Crews Working On North Indiana This Week
Paving preparation work on North Indiana Street will continue on Tuesday, Aug. 29, and Wednesday, Aug. 30, of this week, with paving scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 31.
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Duran Arrested For Rape, Battery
A Warsaw man was recently arrested for allegedly raping and battering a person.
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Federal, State Regulators Prod Utilities To Consider Technology For Grid Upgrade
Of the many challenges confronting the nation’s aging, straining electric grid, the need for a lot of new transmission capacity is among the most pressing, experts and policymakers say.
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Chalk The Walk Returns Sept. 2 To Mentone
All ages are welcome to brighten downtown Mentone with their chalk artwork on Saturday, Sept. 2.
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Indiana To Double Workforce Program Across State
Gov. Eric J. Holcomb announced Monday, Aug. 28, the goal to expand Jobs for America’s Graduates to 250 programs in Indiana by the 2024-2025 school year.
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Tabletop Adventure Game Fest Planned For Sept. 30
The Tabletop Adventure Game Fest is set for Saturday, Sept. 30.
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Milling, Paving Projects Ahead In Warsaw Through Sept. 11
Drivers can expect to encounter more street projects for the next couple of weeks in Warsaw.
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No More School Textbook Bills For Indiana Parents — But What Other Fees Can Still Be Charged?
Hoosier parents are no longer on the hook for textbook costs, but many are seeing bills for other fees increasingly being charged by schools.
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2023 Indiana State Fair Celebrates Historic 166th Year
The 166th Indiana State Fair wrapped up Sunday, Aug. 20, following 18 days full of summertime fun, competition, education, and entertainment.
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Firefighting Training Targeted By Holcomb
Gov. Eric Holcomb on Friday announced the first phase of a large-scale plan to expand physical firefighting training for Hoosiers.
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Two Arrested On Neglect Charges Against Three Children
Two parents were recently arrested on neglect charges after three young children were found close to a roadway with no supervision.
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Valley Students Receive Academic Honors From College Board
Seven Tippecanoe Valley High School students have earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs.
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