Jun 7, 2008 | Post Tribune
Standing water has towns bracing for new storms
Standing rainwater still covers crops and plagues homes in some areas of north Newton and Jasper counties late Friday as the region braced for potentially more storms.
Man fires 60 rounds during standoff with police
Police say a man fired about 60 rounds from an assault rifle before he was arrested at a northwestern Indiana home where officers had gone to investigate a break-in. Newton County Sheriff Don Hartman says the ...
Christopher John Bodney, 43, Lake Village, OWI refusal, driving while suspended.
“It's just a terrible thing, for both families”
Officials on Saturday named the son of a Newton County commissioner as a suspect in the New Year's Day hit-and-run of 25-year-old Jennifer Bond. via NWI Times
Demand for wheat, soybeans may fuel corn shortage
“We're kind of letting it shake out here after the first of the year”
Northwest Indiana's only ethanol production plant is counting on locally grown corn in a year when there may not be enough of the golden grain to go around. via The Times
Drivers injured in head-on collision
Jasper County UaeA 16-year-old DeMotte girl and a 28-year-old Lake Village man were both hospitalized after a head-on vehicle collision on Monday. via Rensselaer Republican
AgroKey Cooperative, Inc. held annual stockholder's meeting
“It is our responsibility to supply products and services to make our stockholders successful”
AgroKey Cooperative, Inc., held its Annual Stockholders' Meeting on November 20 at the Knights of Columbus Hall on East Vine Street in Rensselaer. via Rensselaer Republican
Letters from Santa Claus Museum featured in holiday exhibit
“Working with the Indiana History Center is a wonderful opportunity to share our town's letter-writing tradition.”
Letters from The Santa Claus Museum are now on display in a holiday exhibit at the Indiana History Center in Indianapolis. via Tribune-Star
November 5 Jose Juan Aguilar, 30, Rensselaer, never received license. Maria Hilda Barajas-jensen, 46, DeMotte, operating while consuming alcohol; resisting law enforcement and child neglect. via Rensselaer Republican
Holiday World, town at odds over water usage
“I was in my barber shop in Dale this week, and my barber said a day doesn't go by that someone doesn't complain”
SANTA CLAUS, Ind. - With the holidays approaching, this southern Indiana town named for a jolly old elf is anything but jolly. via Star-Press
Renowned author visits Lake Village
“Write about what's important to you to write your best.”
When Roland Smith asked students at Lake Village Elementary School how many wanted to be an author, about half raised their hands. via The Times