
This upcoming Saturday, August 8th, the Starke County Humane Society will be hosting a fundraiser event in Knox.
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This upcoming Saturday, August 8th, the Starke County Humane Society will be hosting a fundraiser event in Knox.
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Knox, Indiana — The Starke County Youth Club’s annual Radiothon, held May 1, 2026, on WKVI K99.3 FM, was a strong success, generating $66,570 in pledged support from listeners and community members across the region, marking it as one of the most successful fundraising events in the organization’s history.
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A press release from Oregon-Davis Elementary School shares that its students are holding their 21st “Mini-Relay,” which is an abbreviated version of the American Cancer Society’s national signature activity, Relay for Life.
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Today, Friday, May 1st, is the day for the Starke County Youth Club’s annual Radiothon fundraiser.
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The Starke County Humane Society will be holding a bluegrass and gospel jam fundraiser event this evening, from 6-10pm Central Time.
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PLYMOUTH — Marshall-Starke Special Olympics will hold a chicken and pulled pork dinner fundraiser on Sept. 20 from 4-7 p.m. ET at the Knights of Columbus in Plymouth at 901 E. Jefferson St.

Pulaski Memorial Hospital is holding their 2nd annual Pulaski Memorial Hospital Foundation Golf outing this week, in partnership with Alliance Bank.
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KNOX – There will be a bluegrass and gospel jam and food drive this evening, Friday April 25th, to benefit the Starke County Food Pantry.
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Starke County elementary school students in need of some financial assistance recently benefited from a fundraising effort through the Sheriff’s Department. Continue reading
The recently-established Oregon-Davis PTA is coming up with some creative ways to raise money for the school corporation. “During our Christmas programs on December 11 and 12 at the high school, the PTA will be taking pictures with Santa and have hot cocoa and cookies available,” Superintendent Dr. Don Harman explains. “Pictures will be five dollars, to have a student take their picture with Santa, and so, then, the PTA is obviously trying to raise funds to help the school district.”
Oregon-Davis students recently helped collect funds for the families affected by last month’s bus stop accident in Fulton County. “We had a fundraiser, a hat day, November 9,” Superintendent Dr. Don Harman told the school board last week. “Really neat that our students participated, and we raised $600.”
North Judson-San Pierre is the latest school to form a partnership with the Cheryl Lyn Welter Family Charitable Foundation. Harold Welter provided the NJSP School Board with an informative presentation when they met Tuesday night.
Welter explained to board members that the foundation was established in memory of his daughter Cheryl who passed away in an automobile accident her senior year. He provided a bit of background, saying she was a major people person and had been accepted into Purdue University’s School of Child and Family Counseling.
He said Cheryl’s love of helping others and interest in children inspired him to focus the foundation’s mission on helping students at the elementary, middle and high school levels.
Another reason they decided to go with this kind of assistance is because Harold saw a lack of available resources that allowed teachers to apply for immediate assistance. The fund was created as a way to keep teachers from having to pay out of pocket for various things like school supplies, field trip fees and other little items that can really add up after awhile. Continue reading
Culver Community Schools currently assist one-hundred underprivileged students by providing backpacks filled with food to take home on the weekends. This year, during Culver Fall Fest on October 7th, you have the opportunity to help out and work out with the Bolt for Blessings fundraiser.
Annually, it costs around $125,000 to purchase the food and supplies needed. This event serves as the primary source of funding for the Blessings in a Backpack program. The race registration fee costs $15 for students K-12 and general admission is $25. If you register online prior to race day, you have will receive a T-Shirt. Businesses and interested individuals have a chance to be sponsors and have their name appear on the shirts for $150. Continue reading
The St. Vincent DePaul Society is hosting a fundraiser and awareness event this weekend they hope will be able to help those in poverty in Knox and Hamlet.
Wintersong Village in Knox is hosting a fundraiser on Thursday they hope will support Starke County’s law enforcement officers.
Wintersong Village in Knox will be hosting a bit of a fundraiser they hope will support Starke County’s law enforcement officers.
A “Back the Blue” chili cookoff will be held Thursday, September 15th at 4:30 p.m. and will pit the best of Starke County against each other. Starke County Sheriff Bill Dulin and Knox Police Chief Harold Smith will be among the judges.

The Lake Maxinkuckee Association is hosting a tour of four waterfront homes in the Culver community.
Relay for Life of Starke County has started its annual “Paint the Town Purple” event.
The organization is encouraging businesses and individuals to decorate their storefronts or their homes with purple. A carnival theme to coincide with the annual Relay for Life event is also accepted to help raise awareness of the American Cancer Society’s efforts.
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WoodStarke is less than a month away and as event planners prepare for the family-friendly festival in the park, money is still needed in order to rent a center stage for performers to use. In an effort to raise funds, this weekend individuals can get a sneak peak of a few of the bands that will be playing during WoodStarke. Continue reading
Students at North Judson-San Pierre Elementary School had the chance to learn about health and cancer prevention, last week.
Students in each grade level participated in the American Cancer Society’s “Relay Recess” program. The event takes cancer education to the classroom by recognizing those afflicted with the disease and teaching students about charitable causes.
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