Decatur Daily Democrat:
To the casual observer, Alayna McNamara most likely did not stand out among the nearly 200 students to receive sheepskins during graduation ceremonies at Bellmont High School on Sunday....
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- Trinity UMC restoring treasured art
- Jones: 4-H teaches how to be a leader
- Elected officials mutiny over wages
- WFWA PBS39 will go high def Sunday
- County revenue, funds from state fall as costs up
- Council votes 4-0 to table talk for year
- FWCS students will see longer days, start later on...
- Relay is near $76,000 with more to come
- Cooler courthouse coming
- City to smoke test for sewer leaks in Northwest Fo...
- Fort Wayne to host girls finals again
- Republicans fill 11 ballot spots
- Crash ends police chase
- Relay for Life exceeds goal in 2010 fundraiser cam...
- Cancer survivor Welch will do Relay victory lap to...
- Many parts of Indiana are all wet; not as bad here
- South Adams students attend IHSAA conference
- Adams Central student given hope, thanks to cancer...
- Economic summit identifies strategies for northeas...
- City offers help removing trees damaged by storms
- Lt. Governor Skillman Awards City of Berne a $600,...
- History Center buys items from Farnsworth auction ...
- Northeast School of Dance sends slew of groups to ...
- Goshen Road closed because of downed power lines
- 45th Willshire Days opens tonight
- AC student: ‘Can happen to anyone’
- Fort Wayne City Utilities nabs water quality award...
- YLNI to release 2020 Vision Brochure Wednesday
- Egolf’s contract not renewed by SA board
- Fort Wayne City Utilities nabs water quality award...
- YLNI to release 2020 Vision Brochure Wednesday
- Herman seeking seat on county council
- More storms bring more rain
- Clock Tower Video
- Exploring Huntington Heritage Days through parade
- JeFFFest as the perfect ending
- Milligan to seek council post, resign manager job
- Jobless rate dips below 10%
- Hundreds turn out to witness clock tower roof raising
- Sinking feeling at jail building
- City targets ‘split’ streets
- Promo Improvements at Swiss Heritage Museum shed n...
- Blood donations still needed through summer
- Rally for Navistar
- Most county students top state average
- Motorsports Festival to mark 10th anniversary on F...
- Henry names deputy mayor, public information director
- Fort Wayne schools outsourcing 200 custodian jobs
- Giraffe born at Fort Wayne Children's Zoo
- ABATE rally could return here in 2011
- City honors one of its own
- Council approves grant application for sewer project
- Berne to seek $960,000 grant; FCC gets OK
- Cattle site plan stirs concern
- Seifert announces run for Bell’s seat
- FWCS outsources custodial services, will save $4.4...
- What does new county sewer district mean for some ...
- A ‘hair’-oine in the battle against cancer
- Promo Former Adams County man finds life different...
- Community Band marks 30th year
- Don Cooper joins KPC as VP of Sales, GM
- Baer Field event raises $xxxx for NHHS band
- Geneva seeks $1 million grant for wastewater work
- Weekly 'learning sessions' for AC teachers
- Promo Lehman lives on the memories of the family a...
- Washington Center Elementary raises $5,800 for Riley
- SA still undecided about assistant AD position
- NA board ok's new sports fee
- Adams Central students understand the script in re...
- Area Things to See and Do
- Event to honor volunteers who help young Burmese i...
- Skateboarding club catching on at Shawnee Middle S...
- Aaron Baker tabbed for administrative post at BMS
- Wheel tax eyed by county
- Isch wins Monroe Lions race
- South Adams opening bidding on Geneva property, ac...
- Kids can play for free, supervised during Fort Way...
- Girls Scouts CEO retiring
- Troyer dumps bid for Congress, eyes state rep seat
- Advertisement Advertisement Home Local Ne...
- Soil and Water office relocation said likely
- Beitler tells graduation crowd that it's time to m...
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- Allen County Courthouse work moves forward
- Street closings set for Sunday rally
- Top 3 at AC
- Best friends lift each other to top of Adams Centr...
- Animal Care & Control to get 10 percent of IHOP sa...
- ABATE cyclists return Sunday
- Monroeville school targeted
- Auer Foundation donates $190K to area organizations
- South Adams seeks more cuts
- Group seeks playground equipment
- Area residents gather at Geneva Memorial to honor ...
- Northbound I-469 work means lane closures through ...
- ATV crash proves fatal
- War dead keep nation alive
- Starfires fall to Tigers in sectional opener
- Star Party on at Ouabache State Park on Saturday
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