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Clarksville officials take next step to smaller homes

Updated Mar 16, 2023

CLARKSVILLE — Clarksville town officials are taking another step to bring smaller, more affordable homes to the town.

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Ella won't be forgotten: A year later, family grapples with teen's suicide, seeks answers

Updated Feb 27, 2023

NEW ALBANY — It has been a year since 13-year-old Ella Walker died of suicide, and for her family, the devastating loss has altered their life…

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Canadian Pacific Holiday Train 2022

Dec 2, 2022

MILAN, MICH. — The Canadian Pacific Railroad Holiday Train passed by the historic Wabash Railroad depot at 12:28 a.m. in route to Chicago, Ill…

The third annual Taste of Nappanee and Spring Artisans Market

May 8, 2022

NAPPANEE — On Saturday, the third annual Taste of Nappanee and Spring Artisans Market took place on the grounds of The Barns at Nappanee.

Snow front moves across Elkhart County Monday

Jan 10, 2022

GOSHEN — On Monday, a snow front came through northern Indiana, causing hazardous road conditions at times. Overall snow accumulation was rela…

Indiana Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution at Trinity Square Shopping Plaza

Apr 27, 2020

The Food Bank of Northern Indiana distributed over 400 cases of food Monday morning to those in need at the parking lot of Trinity Square Shop…

50th Earth Day Anniversary

Apr 23, 2020

Wednesday was the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Earth Day was started by Sen. Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin in April 22, 1970.

Scientists want public's help tracking animal eclipse behavior

Updated Sep 21, 2017

Because of the infrequency in time and location of total solar eclipses, scientists historically have had difficulty studying broad, controlle…

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Scientists want public's help tracking animal eclipse behavior

Updated Sep 21, 2017

Because of the infrequency in time and location of total solar eclipses, scientists historic…

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Silicon Valley Bank shut down on March 10 and New York’s Signature Bank two days later. President Joe Biden wants Congress to allow the FDIC to impose stiffer penalties against bank executives, including barring them from ever working at another bank. The FDIC also insured all bank depositors’ money, even those above the $250,000 limit. Do you feel your money is secure in U.S. banks at this time?