Time Capsule From 1974 Unearthed In Nappanee
The capsule was buried in October 1974, as part of the city’s centennial celebration. Nappanee is celebrating its sesquicentennial in 2024.
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Ground broken for new Nappanee fire station
If all goes according to schedule, the city of Nappanee will have a new, state-of-the-art fire station in the next 18 months.
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Nappanee selects design/build team for new fire station
The city of Nappanee has chosen the firm to design and build its new fire station. It will be built on a currently-empty lot on North Main Street south of Grace Point First Presbyterian Church.
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Gerber Reflects On Career In Public Service
Whether by name or just face, just about everyone in Nappanee knows Gale Gerber.
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Nappanee City Council Approves 2024 Salaries
During the regular meeting held Monday, Dec. 4, the Nappanee City Council unanimously approved the third and final reading of the 2024 salary ordinance.
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Nappanee Common Council Seeks Pay Raises For City Employees
During its regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 20, the Nappanee Common Council passed on second reading its 2024 salary ordinance.
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Nappanee Art Path Officially Welcomes 100th Sculpture
Located on Oakland Avenue is the half-mile long “Art Path” which currently features approximately 130 sculptures designed by local artists.
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Jerry Wringer: Capturing Life, Smiles And Tributes With Colored Pencils
By Ray Balogh Ink Free News Lifelong pencil drawing enthusiast and unshakably devoted husband Jerry Wringer made a vow to his wife when she entered a nursing home in February 2018. “I told her I would make her at least one drawing a day.” That was nearly 3,000 … Read More
BMV Hears Public Comments On Proposed Nappanee Branch Closure
Four officials from the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles convened a public hearing Tuesday evening, Aug. 23, on the state’s proposal to close the Nappanee license branch.
In the local vernacular, they got everything they came for, and then some.
Amish Acres Unveils New Name, First Production On Easter Weekend
NAPPANEE — On Feb. 5, the Amish Acres property in Nappanee was auctioned off in 16 lots. Former Congressman Marlin Stutzman, Jason Bontrager and John Kruse became the new owners of seven of the lots, including the Round Barn Theatre and restaurant. These new owners held a press conference Wednesday, March 4, to announce exciting updates coming to the property.
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Crisp Weather Welcomes Miracles At Main & Market Celebration
NAPPANEE — What started in 2007 as a community rallying together following a devastating tornado has become one of Nappanee’s most anticipated events. On Saturday, Dec. 7, hundreds of people once again lined Main Street to witness the 13th iteration of the now-annual parade. Marching southward through town, … Read More
Community Gathers for Miracle at Main and Market Parade
NAPPANEE — “We’re blessed as a community to have such great residents and businesses,” commented Nappanee Mayor Phil Jenkins, and the annual Miracle at Main and Market Parade, followed by a tree lighting ceremony, provided an occasion for the community to celebrate its blessings Saturday evening, Dec. 2. … Read More