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September 22nd, 2011
COLUMBIA CITY – Brady Mullett, principal of Eagle Tech Academy, along with representatives from several other schools, went before the Whitley County Consolidated Schools Board of School Trustees Monday to update the board on how the schools were doing.
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COLUMBIA CITY — The young teenager who lives half way between Columbia City and South Whitley used to hold her head down so the pain wouldn’t hurt so badly.
But now she holds her head up high and is ready for anything that comes her way.
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COLUMBIA CITY – Junior Achievement school year instruction gets underway in Whitley County Oct. 3 and 90 classrooms are prepared for volunteers to visit for five weeks.
The volunteers of JA are dedicated to educating students about workforce readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy through experiential, hands-on programs.
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CHURUBUSCO — A two-vehicle collision shut down the intersection of U.S. 33 and Ind. 205 for nearly an hour Thursday morning at approximately 7 a.m.
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SOUTH WHITLEY – Spyglass, a cost-efficiency consulting agency, appeared before Whitley County ‘s Board of Commissioners at the public library here Monday to offer its services to the county.
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September 21st
Columbia City police responded Tuesday morning to a personal injury crash on Ind. 205 in front of the Peabody Public Library that hospitalized a Columbia City man.
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COLUMBIA CITY — In the last 57 years, the Mizpah Shrine Charity Horse Show has grown from a one evening show into a weekend-long charity event benefiting Shriners Hospitals for Children that has raised $1.5 million since the horse show’s inception.
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SOUTH WHITLEY – At Monday’s Whitley County Board of Commissioners meeting at the public library here, one of the often time-consuming topics was, well, not a topic at all.
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SOUTH WHITLEY – Currently, Columbia City enjoys a golf cart ordinance that allows for golf cart travel on all city streets with the exception of highways and major throughways (or through highways).
Following the city’s lead, the Whitley County Board of Commissioners approved and adopted a county ordinance extending the allowable area for which golf carts could travel.
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COLUMBIA CITY – Mary Raber Elementary and Preschool celebrated its successes at Monday’s Whitley County Consolidated Schools School Board meeting. School representatives honored the people of Mary Raber’s learning community and credited the teamwork between the staff members, students and parents for their success.
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