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Mia Blocher
City bans sale of synthetic marijuana
Huntington City followed the lead of numerous other Indiana cities and counties by banning the sale of K2 and other synthetic cannabinoids within the city limits.
Momma Mia! She’s back!
After what seemed like an endless nine months, my daughter, Chloe Grace, was born on August 3.
Mia’s View: “So have you heard about …”
Although it could probably be said of many close-knit communities, the rumor mill in Huntington is never still, but perpetually grinding out both truths and falsehoods at the rate that water pours from a bottomless bucket.
HCCSC to hold special reorganization meeting, interview District 3 candidates
The Huntington County Community School Board will hold a special session at 6 p.m. Monday, July 12 at the Administrative Services Center for reorganization purposes. The board trustees will also interview three of the five candidates who applied to fill the District 3 vacancy on the School Board.
Ineligible voters participate in GOP caucus
Seven of the approximately 67 Huntington County Republican Party precinct committeemen and precinct vice committeemen who may have cast ballots in the recent election for a new GOP Party chairperson were ineligible to vote.
Brubaker says farewell to School Board
After eight years of service to the community, HCCSC School Board Vice President Rick Brubaker concluded his final term at Monday evening’s meeting.
Doepker hired as HNHS interim principal
Former Columbia City Principal Steve Doepker will serve as interim principal of Huntington North High School during the 2010-2011 school year.
City crews, local services clean up storm damage
Huntington County did not pass through Wednesday evening’s storm unscathed.
Underwood resigns as GOP Chairman
Underwood, the midday radio disc jockey nicknamed “Coyote” on 103.5 WAWC in Warsaw, said his resignation was prompted by his recent move from Huntington to the Warsaw area.
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