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Huntington University wins big at Broadcast Education Association Festival
HUNTINGTON, Ind. (WANE) — Huntington University students and faculty won big this year at the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) Festival of Media Arts, continuing to show the success of the program. This year Huntington University took home 23 awards, some of the most notable being awarded second out of...
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
HUNTINGTON — Senior care community Hickory Creek at Huntington received a deficiency-free annual state inspection. A perfect, deficiency-free rating is the best state survey score a senior care community can receive, a stellar achievement seldom accomplished, according to a press release on April 23. Operated by American Senior Communities...
Meet the Dairy Farmers Who Make an Indy 500 Tradition Possible
When it was time for Josef Newgarden to take a drink of milk after winning the 108th running of the Indianapolis 500, an Indiana dairy farmer had the honor of handing over the bottle. Alex Neuenschwander is a fourth-generation farmer and owner of Neu-Hope Dairy in Bluffton, Indiana. His family...
Huntington University students awarded for creative media achievements
HUNTINGTON, Ind. (WFFT) - Area University students are making a name for media in the Northeastern Indiana region. Huntington University students and faculty were recognized by the Broadcast Education Association (BEA) at the Festival of Media Arts this past April. During the 2024 showcase, Huntington University said 23 students and...
Epps, Rosswurm deliver strong performance in All-Star Futures Game
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - Despite some quality efforts from Northeast Indiana players, the North team fell to the South team 97-84 in the Indiana All-Star Girls Futures Game on Monday night at Hamilton Southeastern. Homestead’s Myah Epps led the North roster with 17 points. Norwell’s Vanessa Rosswurm had 12...
60 years of Huntington Heritage Days to feature Chamber of Commerce
HUNTINGTON — Often relied on to coordinate Huntington’s 60th Annual Heritage Days, the Huntington County Chamber of Commerce 100 years of service is this year’s theme. The annual festival beginning Wednesday, June 12 through Sunday, June 16 features many events for five days to celebrate the county’s heritage with schedules available at local businesses throughout the community.
HCCSC superintendent signs for second FMLA Leave
HUNTINGTON — The Huntington County Community Schools Corporation announce Thursday, May 30, that its superintendent is going on a medical Leave of absence. “On May 30, 2024, I received a letter from my physician and primary medical provider indicating that due to my ongoing medical issues, frequent medical visits, and periodic treatments, I need to be off work as HCCSC Superintendent through and including July 5, 2024. Therefore, I will be on qualified FMLA leave starting May 30, 2024,” the letter from Superintendent John Trout stated on the HCCSC Facebook page.
Mr. & Mrs. Rex Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Rex Miller will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on June 8. Miller and the former Susan L. Augspurger were married on June 8, 1974, at Seminary United Methodist Church in Roanoke. They had two sons (one deceased) and three grandsons.
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