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NAPPANEE — Nappanee Mayor Phil Jenkins took a look back at the history of Nappanee in his State of the City address Monday night before looking forward as Nappanee will

NAPPANEE — Nappanee City officials gathered with family and friends for a swearing-in ceremony at city hall at noon on New Year’s Day. The mayor, clerk-treasurer, city judge and city

NAPPANEE — Nappanee City Council members made quick work of the brief agenda Monday, which included the second reading of the 2024 salary ordinance. After just a couple of questions

WAKAURSA — For the first time in years, there are two contested races in Wa-Nee — one in the City of Nappanee and one in the Town of Wakarusa, with

Staff Reports CULLMAN – Sand Rock’s boys track and field team finished runner-up to Cold Springs in the Class 2A state track and field meet at Oliver Woodard Stadium in Cullman on Friday and Saturday. The Wildcats scored a total of 26 points. Cold Springs tallied 46 points. Leading the Wildcats to their state runner-up

By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director SAND ROCK – Four years ago, Sand Rock senior Austin Yoder was one on the first runners on the Wildcat cross country team. Now he’s preparing to pioneer another program. Yoder signed a scholarship with Northeast Alabama Community College in Rainsville on Monday. He will be running for head

s 60th-anniversary series of lookbacks on the last six decades of trucking history. A note on Overdrive‘s Facebook page in 2016 from London, England-based Andy Harris caught the eye of Overdrive social-media coordinator Holley Young. With good reason — Harris posted a link to his own Facebook page, where he’d posted a YouTube video converted from film shot in the late 1970s, itself converted to VHS at some point in the 1980s. “I’ve had it on video cassette for a long time,” Harri...