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Garages vandalized

 

The LaGrange County Sheriff’s Department received a call on June 13 about several garages on Adams Lake that had been damaged.

Vehicles vandalized

 

The LaGrange County Sheriff’s Department was called on June 13 regarding several vehicles that had been scratched.

Shipshewana expects over 2,500 people at its quilt festival

 

On June 20, Shipshewana will become a veritable quilter’s mecca when over 2,500 guests are expected to journey there for the four-day Shipshewana Quilt Festival.

Shipshewana man arrested for OWI

 

Here comes Judge Stidham

 

Youth ‘wired’ for philanthropy

 

LHS welcomes new assistant principal

 

Roommate allegedly steals property while owner in jail

 

Vehicle strikes fence

 

Jonathan Yoder, 20, was driving a 2005 Toyota SXC eastbound on CR 100S when another vehicle pulling out of a drive caused him to swerve and lose control of his vehicle.

Several vehicles burglarized

 

Council approves continuation of tax abatements

 

Westview Elementary earns Healthy Hoosier School award

 

LaGrange County Parks offering summer recreation programs

 

Nishikawa Cooper to expand

 

Grammy winner Ernie Haase to perform

 

The Blue Gate Theater has announced that they will welcome two multi-award winning artists to the Blue Gate this weekend, June 8 and 9.

Public hearing set for boat dock regulations

 

Lakeland hires new assistant principal at high school

 

The Lakeland School Board filled several vacancies at Monday’s meeting, including a new assistant principal for the high school.

Vehicle hits mailbox and fence, drives off

 

Canoe stolen

 

The Trading Post Canoe Rental and Campground in Mongo contacted the LaGrange County Sheriff’s Department to report a stolen canoe.

Burglary leads to drug arrest

 

Wolcott Mills recycling program a success

 

The first year of a recycling program run by third grade students at Wolcott Mills Elementary School has been a great success.

Program looks at our wildlife friends

 

Going to spend some time outside this summer? Hiking, boating, fishing? If so, chances are you may meet some wildlife friends out there.

Westview fourth quarter honor roll

 

American Red Cross honoring fallen officers

 

Hot, dry weather starts to take its toll on young corn plants

 

Dry conditions and a record-setting heat wave have started to stress young, Midwestern corn plants, according to a Purdue Extension agronomist.