Claypool News

Police in Kosciusko County are looking for two men who robbed the Lake City Bank branch in Silver Lake on Wednesday morning.

It started out as a domestic dispute, but a Kosciusko County case quickly turned into meth lab-related arrests late Monday.

Living a long life is something many people would like to accomplish. At 110, Clarice Johnson's wish has certainly come true.

Longtime Cambridge City resident Virginia Claypool Meredith -- also known as the Queen of American Agriculture -- will be the focus of two presentations Saturday by her biographer, Fred Whitford.

Kalamazoo real estate developer and entrepreneur Ryan Reedy is about to embark on his biggest project to date, hoping to break ground soon on an $8 million glycerin refinery -- an offshoot of the biodiesel industry.

Dairy farmers are struggling to keep their farms in the black. With milk prices falling, industry experts say some farmers are selling cows to slaughterhouses or contemplating leaving the business.

Robert Guy, White County Prosecutor, has announced an increase in the award being offered for information on the December 2008 murder of Judith A. Claypool in Monticello, Indiana.

Friday 10:59 a.m. - Theft. Someone reportedly stole a television, stereo, Play Station and fishing pole from a residence in the 700 block of Bringhurst Street.

Ralph Dotson's wife, Aggie, lived in this home. Dean Musser Jr. Ralph Dotson, a 77-year-old retired General Motors maintenance man, has a lot of time on his hands.

Residents expressed shock this week on learning that a retired teacher had been killed during an apparent home invasion robbery.

Four people were arrested Monday afternoon after a meth lab was discovered in an apartment in Warsaw.

Bomb technicians were called to a northwest-side apartment complex after suspicious packages were left outside a resident's door, Fort Wayne police said.

Police found the woman dead yesterday at 2352 North Sullivan Court in Monticello.

As of 8 a.m. Saturday morning, Kosciusko REMC is reporting a power outage impacting approximately 1,500 members.

For those wondering whether Muncie Community Schools will follow its neighbor, Anderson Community Schools, down the path of proposed school closings and consolidation, the answer is no, MCS officials say.