Archive - Oct 27, 2011 - News Article
By
Angel Perkins, Staff Writer
What would you do if you were woken from sleep shortly before midnight on a dark and stormy night, by your doorbell ringing?
If you had lived your life in the small, quiet community of Wakarusa, you likely would throw on something more appropriate for visitors calling and then answer the door to assist the person that was seemingly in need of help.
PLYMOUTH — Two vehicles collided at S.R. 17 and Quince Road today just before 3 p.m. Local law enforcement responded to the scene and assisted three victims into ambulances. The incident is being investigated by the Indiana State Police.
The Bremen Kiwanis Clubs invite children from birth to fifth grade to attend the annual Halloween Party in the K-8 gymnasium. Carnival-style games will begin at 6:30 p.m. followed by costume judging at 7 p.m. Refreshments will be available in the K-8 cafeteria, across the hall.
The Culver community is once again rallying around one of its own, and once again it's thanks in part to one of the community's young people. This time, however, the student in question -- 6th grader Reilly Reinhold of Culver -- has a special connection to her project: she's raising money for the ALS Association (alsa.org), to fight the disease which has rapidly altered the life of her father, Culver Community High School graduate Rob Reinhold.
