The LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office has released the names of those involved in Tuesday’s fatal, four-vehicle crash on U.S. 20. Continue reading
LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office Identifies Victims of Fatal U.S. 20 Crash
Theft Ring Investigation Update Given to Pulaski County Commissioners
The investigation continues into a large-scale theft ring with ties to Pulaski County. The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department announced last week that four arrests had been made with more expected. This week, Sheriff Jeff Richwine gave an update to the county commissioners. Continue reading
Culver Teams Up with Marshall County for Planning Services
The Town of Culver is partnering with Marshall County for building and planning services. County Building Commissioner Chuck DeWitt has been selected to serve as the town’s new building commissioner. He replaces Russ Mason, who stepped down in October. Continue reading
Three Killed in LaPorte County Crash
Three people are dead, following a four-vehicle crash on U.S. 20 in LaPorte County Tuesday afternoon. The LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office says it involved three passenger cars and one semi-tractor trailer. Continue reading
North Judson Man Arrested for Possession of Cocaine
A traffic stop in Plymouth allegedly turned up several grams of cocaine Sunday night. Continue reading
N.J.-S.P. School Board to Meet New Member, Discuss 2017-2018 Calendar
The North Judson-San Pierre School Board may be introduced to its newest member during tonight’s meeting. The North Judson Town Council has been looking for a replacement, following Mike Sharkozy’s resignation as the town’s representative on the appointed school board. Continue reading
Prospective College Students Reminded of FAFSA Changes
Students completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid will notice a few changes this year. Continue reading
Hamlet Recognizes Police Department Christmas Tree Decorating Contest Winners
The Hamlet Police Department is taking steps to improve its relationship with the town’s young people. Continue reading
Mayor Estok Reviews 2016 Accomplishments
Knox Mayor Dennis Estok is touting some of the city’s accomplishments in his first year since retaking office. Continue reading
Hamlet Council Considers Water Rate Hike
Water rates may soon be going up for Hamlet residents. An amended water rate ordinance was introduced during last week’s town council meeting. Continue reading
Senator Donnelly Discusses Hoosier Healthcare
U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly is discussing his plans for healthcare in Indiana following the talk of repealing The Affordable Care Act.
Donnelly said Friday there must be a plan to replace the healthcare of those currently depending on government healthcare plans following the repeal of this bill. Continue reading
LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office Investigating Armed Robbery at Rolling Prairie Restaurant
An armed robbery at a Rolling Prairie restaurant is being investigated by the LaPorte County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded around 12:30 Saturday afternoon to the Blacksmith Shop restaurant. Continue reading
Starke County Forest Drainage Complaints Continue
The Starke County Forest continues drawing complaints about drainage issues. Continue reading
Hamlet Council Reorganizes, Recognizes Former Member
The Hamlet Town Council reorganized for 2017 Wednesday. Dave Kesvormas was reappointed council president. Town Marshal Clint Norem, Street Superintendent Fred Rowe, Water and Wastewater Operator Henry Ruiz, and Town Attorney Martin Bedrock are all keeping their positions for another year. Continue reading
Senator Donnelly Acknowledges Knox Veteran and Hoosier Pride
U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly is touting his recent success at getting a Knox Navy Veteran his medals. Joe Perch earned medals while serving during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Continue reading
Knox Council Tweaks Salary Ordinance, Closes Out 2016 Budget
The Knox City Council approved a few changes to the city’s 2017 salary ordinance Tuesday. One of those was a new title and slight pay raise for one member of the police department, according to Mayor Dennis Estok. Continue reading
Ancilla Sees Opportunities for Agriculture Students
Ancilla College’s first group of Agriculture students are set to graduate this spring. Continue reading
Knox Council Votes to Spread Out Planned Sewer Rate Increase
Knox residents won’t see quite as big of a spike in their sewer bills, following action by the city council Tuesday. Rate hikes were set to take effect this month, as the second phase of an increase begun last year. But during Tuesday’s meeting, the council voted to spread out the remaining increase over the next four years. Continue reading
Starke Park Board Seeks Documentation on Bass Lake Beach and Campground Code Violations
Bass Lake Beach and Campground improvements continue to be monitored by the Starke County Park Board. Continue reading
Justice Center Receives Heartland Award for Therapeutic Garden Program
The Starke County Justice Center’s community garden received The People’s Choice Heartland Award from the Indiana Department of Correction. The award was chosen by residents of Indiana for their successful 2016 harvest. To win the award, the program had to attain the most votes on Facebook and Starke County won by a landslide. Continue reading
