Cambridge City News

Work began today on the new Sugar Creek Packing Co. facility at the Gateway Industrial Park near Cambridge City, work that will more than triple the size of the former Really Cool Foods plant by the time it becomes fully operational in 2016.

They were married on June 30th, 1963 at the Cambridge City Christian Church by Rev.

Friends are encouraged to stop by to say hello and reminisce. No gifts please, just your good wishes.

Historic Centerville is hosting its 4th annual Garden Tour on Saturday, July 13 from 9 - 4 and Sunday, July 14 from 11 - 4. This year's gardens are in the Cambridge City area and all are in Wayne County.

Job seekers in Wayne County can now mark four job fairs on their calendars. Wayne County Commissioner Mary Anne Butters announced the four Wayne County Jobs Task Force Job and Scholarship Fair dates and locations Wednesday evening.

The Indiana Department of Transportation's Cambridge City Subdistrict is hosting its second annual blood drive today with the Community Blood Center.

Wayne County Commissioner Mary Anne Butters, as she had promised to do while a candidate for office, last week presided over the first meeting of a local jobs task force.

Four employees from the Dot Foods distribution center at Cambridge City will be showing off their speed and safety skills in the Forklift Rodeo Grand National Championship at Dot's corporate headquarters June 20 in Mt.

Father John Luerman and Penn Ansorg will be honored June 20 at the Wayne County Foundation's annual dinner.

At the beginning of the Wayne County Jobs Task Force meeting Thursday afternoon, Wayne County Commissioner Mary Anne Butters promised that those attending would be given a task and she kept her promise.

There will be Zumba and yoga classes, Frisbee golf, a dodge ball tournament, a 5K run, cooking classes, information booths that include recreational leagues and the RiverRats.

And Richmond has a lot of them. It is hardly alone in having a lot of them, because it is hardly alone in battling against the punitive consequences of five or six consecutive years of economic downturn and hardship.

But the 36-year-old U.S. Army Master Sgt. and former Cambridge City-area resident knows what that experience can do to one's psyche, emotions and temperament.