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Plant expanding production, hiring workers in Elkhart
ELKHART Tenneco, a manufacturer of automotive emission control and ride control systems, said Tuesday it will create 60 jobs and expand operations in Elkhart.
Budget cuts lower than expected
At the Wednesday afternoon Board of Public Works and Safety meeting, Ligonier Mayor Patricia Fisel summarized the changes needed in the recently approved 2008 budget for the city.
Officials oppose animal fighting
State officials and animal rights advocates are increasing efforts to curb animal fighting, urging the public to report incidents and offering rewards for tips.
Off-duty officer nabs 3 fugitives
An off-duty Fort Wayne police officer - after noticing a pickup truck with its high-beam headlights on - arrested three teens early Friday after they had escaped from a Michigan juvenile residential facility.
Library to launch summer concert series
The Ligonier Public Library in celebrating its 100th anniversary is having fireworks at dark tonight and will also be offering free concerts at 7 p.m. each Friday this summer Each week will feature a different ...
LIGONIER, Ind. - In the hopes of drawing more artists of all genres to downtown Ligonier, a new festival has been born.
Desert of the Real Economic Analysis
Them Hoosier Threshers Was Some Bad Men.
Economic and Investment Analysis from a former Punk Rocker and Healthcare Economist.
Friends reminisce about - Fritz'
Described as quiet, polite and exceedingly humble, Fred "Fritz" Schultz was well-known in and around Ligonier, and his passing Thursday was marked by many.
Major marijuana bust in Ligonier
Four million dollars worth of illegal drugs are off the streets in Ligonier, and one person is behind bars.
Police find 3,000 pounds of marijuana
Police say they seized about 3,000 pounds of marijuana and arrested one man in northern Indiana after a drug investigation.
Driver arrested in 2-county chase
A police chase through Noble and LaGrange counties early Wednesday landed a South Bend man in jail and led officers to a vehicle full of stolen items.
A tip about a possible drunken driver turned into a two-county chase early Wednesday.
The U.S. Department of Labor has ruled that former employees of several area companies are eligible to receive services under the federal Trade Adjustment Assistance program: Sroufe Healthcare Product, LLC, a ... via Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
City board considers making water ops - private'
On Wednesday afternoon, members of the Ligonier Board of Public Works and Safety listened to a proposal to have a private operator for the water department. via Goshen News, Goshen, IN
Winter weather delays West Noble building project
“We should have no problem being ready in time for the start of the school year”
By JUSTIN CRIPE justin.cripe@goshennews.com LIGONIER, Ind. - A West Noble school building project is about a month behind schedule due to the weather this winter, Superintendent Dave Speakman told West Noble ... via Goshen News, Goshen, IN
Mershman elected to West Noble board
“Margarita does a lot in the community”
Christine Mershman of rural Topeka bested Ligonier resident Margarita White for the Perry Tonwship seat on the West Noble School Board Tuesday. via Goshen News, Goshen, IN
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nineteen Indicted in Indiana Drug Trafficking Ring
Hammond, IN - The United States Attorney's Office today announced the indictments of nineteen individuals: In the first Indictment, those charged are: Blas Robles, Sr. via Federal Bureau of Investigation
May 5 deadline to register for town-wide garage sales
Millersburg will host a town-wide garage sale May 17, beginning at 7 a.m. A registration fee of $15 will place the resident's sale on a flier and map of all garage sale locations, which will be made available ... via Goshen News, Goshen, IN
Noblesville resident runs Internet radio station that play Christian music
“If I can bring others (to Christianity), I'll let the music do it.”
Rich Heckner's love of the radio and Christian music has turned a little hobby into a unique ministry. via The Noblesville Ledger
Immigrants face culture shock, a new language, homesickness and hostility
“If I go with my brother-in-law, a white gringo, the service is much faster”
When Lizuli Olvera first came to the United States, it was all she could do to keep from dashing back across the border to Mexico. via ETruth.com