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Holiday memories are framed in the mind
My first memory of Thanksgiving occurred when I was a day short of my third birthday.
Far Northside students use wolf pelt for studies
A wolf pelt will give Far Northside students an opportunity for hands on science lessons.
Map could yield clues at Tippecanoe battle site
Battle Ground, Ind. - Tippecanoe County officials want to create a computer-assisted map of a historic battlefield that could yield clues about archaeological remnants buried there.
Computers could help map battleground
BATTLE GROUND, Ind. -- With the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Tippecanoe two years away, a new effort is being launched to provide the most detailed description of the battlefield ever.
Authorities Recover Body Of Missing Fisherman
Authorities recovered the body of a fisherman who might have drowned in the Tippecanoe River a few miles upstream from Lafayette.
Search continues near Tippecanoe River
The search will continue for a 54-year-old man last seen near the Tippecanoe River in Battle Ground.
The Tippecanoe County Council continued their massive budget cuts. If their goal is reached, more than $3 million dollars will get cut from the proposed budget.
RUNNING WITH WOLVES: Wayne Bond, a biology senior at Albion College, said his summer internship at Wolf Park in Battle Ground, Ind., was a dream job.
Albion student runs with wolves at animal park
To Albion College basketball center Wayne Bond, the the elbows that can fly under the hoop during a college game are nothing like the thrill of racing a wolf pack in your car.
School started for TSC students, but classes begin 20 minutes later than last year.
One man has built 50 custom firetrucks
Tucked away in the corn fields of Carroll County, former Fire Chief Bill Schock works on a fire trucks for departments across the state.
One man has built 50 custom firetrucks
Tucked away in the corn fields of Carroll County, former Fire Chief Bill Schock works on a fire trucks for departments across the state.
Students give clothes the grade
School begins in about one week and in order to avoid stepping into the building without the latest fashion trends, a few parents took their kids shopping.
Trapping program aims to reduce feral cat problem
Several years ago, Sherry Bird of rural Buck Creek found a cat at her doorstep crying for food.
Sweet corn season arrives for some Hoosiers
Jerome Hobaugh of Montmorenci had a big smile on his face as he headed back to his car after making a special purchase in a West Lafayette parking lot Thursday morning.
Ex-Purdue coach in new career on TV
BATTLE GROUND, Ind. -- From 1980 through 2005, Gene Keady was the face of Purdue men's basketball, coaching the Boilermakers to a school-record 512 victories, including six Big Ten championships.
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State to honor man's battleground efforts
David Schenck's efforts to save the 1781 Guilford battlefield will be honored on Tuesday with a Highway Historical Marker on US 220 at Green Hill Cemetery.
Ind. War Memorial renames rooms for Hoosier heroes
Gens. George Patton and Douglas MacArthur and Admiral Chester Nimitz are out at the Indiana War Memorial and homegrown heroes Raymond Spruance, David Shoup and Samuel Woodfill are in.
Storm downs trees, power lines
People were left picking up the pieces from last night's storm. The National Weather Service reported winds at 58 miles per hour in Tippecanoe County, one point five inch diameter hail and more than two inches of rain in our viewing area.A The combination left lots of work for area residents.
More than 100 local painters hit the picket lines after their union and three Lafayette area businesses couldn't agree on a contract.