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100 Years Ago: March 4, 1921 Nicholas Cafantaros and Charles Thiras, proprietors of the fruit and confectionary store at 42 Main St., were fined $100 each in Andover police court Monday morning before Judge Stone on charges of illegally keeping intoxicating liquors with intent to sell. In a raid conducted at their place of business by the police Saturday afternoon, three quarts of “moonshine,” a gallon of hard cider, and fifty or sixty bottles of Jamaica ginger were seized. The raidin...

FORT WAYNE — RE/MAX Results’ Angola office was recently recognized as the top RE/MAX office in Indiana for a single office in a small market for closed sales and transactions. The Angola office received the designation during a recent awards ceremony, where RE/MAX Results, which has five offices in northern and central Indiana, also honored more than 80 associates for their sales achievements in 2020. Award winners were recognized at the RE/MAX Results Awards Celebration on Wednesday ...

It depends who you ask – and which economic report you decide to read. At least five reports have been released in recent days that specifically examine the legislation proposed by Republican House leaders, or a tax cut similar to it. Here’s what each of those economic reviews found – but first, a quick overview of the plan itself. What would House Bill 1439 do? House Bill 1439 raced through the chamber on Feb. 23, winning approval on an 85-34 vote only a day after it was unveile...

Spring break will arrive across the area with the final ring of the school bell on Friday and newly-lifted restrictions on businesses as well as the departure of the mask

Please give us a short description of your background and experience. I have worked in the construction industry for over 30 years building partnerships within our community. I have worked on many projects such as the new CMU Maverick Hotel and the Two Rivers Convention Center renovation. I have had the pleasure to work alongside many of our local elected officials on issues, such as the Back the Badge Campaign in 2019, and worked with our community on the current COVID 19 issues finding a way ...

For the past year, K.A. Artist Shop has been shuttered, limiting its service for local art lovers. This month, the business will open its doors for in-person shopping. Kristen MacCarthy opened K.A. Artist Shop in 2014 after falling in love with the studio space. After starting out as a way to expand her Etsy shop, MacCarthy soon transformed the studio into what it is today — an outlet for various creative services like selling art supplies, teaching art classes and photographing and printi...

Last March, Belgrade residents overwhelmingly voted to annex into the Central Valley Fire District.

This Wonderful Weddings special section provides information on vendors that can help you in planning your wedding ceremony. Every aspect of your wedding can be organized from your gown to

Driving past the ball fields near my house the other evening, I experienced waves of nostalgia, the stabby kind, the “aw, gee, shucks” heartwarming kind, worthy of a Hallmark Channel Movie. You know for certain spring’s arrived when the daffodils push themselves out of the hard, cold earth, … More Headlines

Last week the US Small Business Administration and the US Treasury announced another round of changes to the Paycheck Protection Program that may impact thousands of self-employed Mississippians and the