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News about the stuff going on in Huntington Indiana.
Thursday started like any other day for 17-year-old Ryan Lengacher. But it may have ended tragically if it was not for the quick action of life guard Evan Welter and other good Samaritans at the Markle Pool.
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.
The Huntington County Community School Corporation will require all elementary school students and new middle school and high school students to register at their building locations on the following days …
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.
Our Founding Fathers believed that taxing individuals on their private income was economic folly. They were right. The absence of an income tax – a tax on productivity – allowed our economy to grow and individuals to prosper for 124 years.
Even though the Benefit Car Show was rained out, the Huntington University Joe Mertz Center for Volunteer Service has another opportunity to help raise $20,000 to purchase a new van.
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.
Huntington University’s EXCEL Adult Degree Programs will hold an information session from 6 to 7 p.m. on Thurs., July 8, at Espresso Gallery Inc., 10357 Illinois Road, Fort Wayne.
State Rep. Dan Leonard (R-Huntington) supports the United States Supreme Court’s decision today restraining the government’s ability to significantly limit “the right to keep and bear arms.”
The Huntington County Board of Commissioners met with Tom Wall, Jerry Helvie and Kathy Branham present.
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