2023-10-02 E-Edition

Remembering those who served

VHP implements new Veteran Cemetery Memorial Initiative

The Veterans Headยญstone Project (VHP) has implemented a new enยญdeavor in 2023, the Vetยญeran Cemetery Memorial Initiative. This effort is in adยญdition to the six veteran gravesite headstone/meยญmorial installations comยญing up this fall, veteran headstone cleaning, plus much continuing work with VHPโ€™s American Flag Holder Program. The purpose of the unยญdertaking is to provide a Veteran Memorial at cemยญeteries where [โ€ฆ]

Parkview Health among top 10 Indiana employers

Parkview Health is among the top 10 best emยญployers in Indiana, accordยญing to the 2023 Forbes list of Americaโ€™s Best-in-State Employers. Parkview, northeast Inยญdianaโ€™s largest employer, was ranked ninth on this yearโ€™s list, which recogยญnized 73 businesses opยญerating in Indiana. Itโ€™s the second consecutive year Parkview has made the Best-in-State listing, imยญproving from the No. 26 position in 2022. The [โ€ฆ]

Honoring Patriots

JACOB LEER SOCIยญETY CHILDREN OF THE AMERICAN REVยญOLUTION CLEAN UP GRAVESITE OF PATRIยญOT Society President Lex Thompson, Secretary Chloe Klausing and prospective members Carver and Faith Stump and friends worked to clean up the gravesite of Patriot John Sutton buried in the Eden Cemetery in Topeka as part of their comยญmunity service project Sunยญday, Sept. 24.

The Ark Animal Rescue and Adoption

Four legs, a lick, and a wag

Dear Friends, Responsibility, that is a hard word for me. I had to have my town mom look it up. Here is what she found: โ€œa duty you are expected to do.โ€ This fits in with what I want to talk to you about today. Nothing with Sunยญshine and Lollipop, this is something to do with you. Do you remember [โ€ฆ]

Linda Davis

Linda L. Davis, 63, of Howe, IN passed away on Septemยญber 26, 2023, in the ICU at Parkview Regionยญal Medical Center in Fort Wayne, IN. She was surยญrounded by her friends, loved ones, and a wonderยญful ICU support staff as she went to be with God. Linda was born on November 20, 1959, in Morehead, KY to D. Samยญuel and [โ€ฆ]

Henry Yoder

Henry H. Yoder, 67, of LaGrange, (district: 46), died at 11:30 p.m. on Friday, September 29, at his residence, following a brief battle with cancer. He was born on Sepยญtember 22, 1956, in Elkhart, to Henry C. and Susan (Knepp) Yoder. On September 20, 1978, in LaGrange, he married Edna Ellen Beechy; she survives. Survivors in addition to his wife [โ€ฆ]

Waneta Haarer

Waneta J. Haarer, 82, of Goshen, passed away peacefully on Friday, September 29, while surยญrounded by her family at her home. Miller-Stewart Funerยญal Home, Middlebury, is handling the arrangeยญments.

Families for Freeยญdom donations appreciated

Hello to all our dear friends who have become part of our Families for Freedom family over so many years. Twenty-two years ago, we started Families for Freedom, just a month after Nine Eleven, 2001. We are now proudly supยญporting our second-genยญeration members. Yes, the children of our first members are now servยญing in the military, along with some of [โ€ฆ]

Pesticide/manure application exam coming in December

Farms and Gardens โ€”

The Indiana State Chemist Office will be offering the Plain Comยญmunity a chance to take the Core Pesticide exam and the Category 14 Maยญnure Applicators exam on paper on Dec. 11 in LaGrange County. Those wishing to take the exams at this session must be 18 years old or older, have a religious objection to computer-based testing, have limited ability [โ€ฆ]