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Participants in the Miller’s Merry Manor Pet Parade all received a pet blanket for the ‘fur baby’ as a thank you from Activities Director Mary Wraight for participating. From left are Arlene Leiter with Maggie, Mary Wraight with Lucy, Glenda Anderson with Chewy, Molly McGee with Zen, and Becky Hooley with Daisy Mae.

Tue, 01/15/2019 - 3:47am

Who let the dogs out?

Miller’s Merry Manor, a long-term care facility, Activities Director Mary Wraight organized a Pet Parade for the residents on National ‘Dress Up Your Pet Day’ Monday afternoon. Resident Milton...

From left are Fitz Holm, Kavan Holm, Zach Strbjak and Jessica Tas.

Tue, 01/15/2019 - 3:02am

Help ‘Strike out Cancer’ at Relay for Life kickoff bowling fundraiser

Marshall County Relay for Life Teams will be starting 2019 with a ‘Relay Kickoff fundraiser’ on Sun., Jan. 20 with a "Strike Out Cancer" event at Quick's Bowling Lanes, 1024 W. Jefferson St.,...

Starke County Court Services Director Shawn Mattraw explains EBDM and how the courts and probation departments are using it to help keep offenders from reoffending.

Mon, 01/14/2019 - 12:47am

Starke County one of 11 counties to participate in Evidence Based Decision Making pilot programs

Evidence Based Decision Making (EBDM) is a strategic and deliberate method of applying empirical data and research supported principles to justice system decisions made at the case, agency, and...

Jordan Fuller’s mother, Jayne Fuller, owns The Standard in downtown Bourbon with her husband, Jeff.

Sun, 01/13/2019 - 11:20pm

The small-town ‘Standard’: Bourbon family foresees resurgence in small towns

“We have one stoplight; we have a Main Street lined with shops owned by second, third generations of locals; we have that small-town kind of charm that some people only see in movies; and I think...

Cassidy Holiday goes to the basket in action against Concord

Sun, 01/13/2019 - 1:55pm

Lady Pilgrims return home in style for NLC win

For the first time since before Thanksgiving the Plymouth Lady Pilgrims found out what a home court advantage is and took full advantage of that to take a 48-40 win over Concord in an NLC match up...

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Who let the dogs out?

01/15/2019 - 3:47am
Help ‘Strike out Cancer’ at Relay for Life kickoff bowling fundraiser

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From left are Fitz Holm, Kavan Holm, Zach Strbjak and Jessica Tas.

01/15/2019 - 3:02am

Help ‘Strike out Cancer’ at Relay for Life kickoff bowling fundraiser

Marshall County Relay for Life Teams will be starting 2019 with a ‘Relay Kickoff fundraiser’ on Sun., Jan.

Starke County one of 11 counties to participate in Evidence Based Decision Making pilot programs

The small-town ‘Standard’: Bourbon family foresees resurgence in small towns

In the business of miracles: Local realtor has donated $105K to Riley Hospital for Children

Spread the word: Marshall County homeless to be counted on Jan. 23

Plymouth man gets 15 years for dealing cocaine

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Cassidy Holiday goes to the basket in action against Concord

01/13/2019 - 1:55pm

Lady Pilgrims return home in style for NLC win

For the first time since before Thanksgiving the Plymouth Lady Pilgrims found out what a home court advantage is and took full advantage

Red hot second half pushes Pilgrims to win

History of Bremen High School's Lion on display at town's history center

Final match of the night gives Rockies first NLC win

Argos celebrates class of champions

Plymouth hangs on twice to take 1st Source Bank Holiday Classic

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Participants in the Miller’s Merry Manor Pet Parade all received a pet blanket for the ‘fur baby’ as a thank you from Activities Director Mary Wraight for participating. From left are Arlene Leiter with Maggie, Mary Wraight with Lucy, Glenda Anderson with Chewy, Molly McGee with Zen, and Becky Hooley with Daisy Mae.

01/15/2019 - 3:47am

Who let the dogs out?

Miller’s Merry Manor, a long-term care facility, Activities Director Mary Wraight organized a Pet Parade for the residents on National ‘D

Help ‘Strike out Cancer’ at Relay for Life kickoff bowling fundraiser

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North Liberty resident wins nearly $750K jackpot at New Buffalo casino

History of Bremen High School's Lion on display at town's history center

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