Page 33 - Lagrange County News Today

Stacker cited data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Center for Environmental Information to identify the counties in Indiana with the greatest departure from average temperatures during the period December 2021 to November 2022 compared to the 1901-2000 average.

LIGONIER — Thrive by 5, the early childhood coalition serving LaGrange and Noble counties, is pleased to announce the investment of $815,000 in these communities to increase access to quality

AUBURN — A late 1800s-era barn that once stood along Cedar Creek in northwest Allen County is being re-assembled piece-by-piece at its new home in DeKalb County.

GARRETT — When a loved one passes away, grief can be bewildering and isolating. While each person experiences grief in their own way, getting support to help you understand your

LAGRANGE — Indiana Health Commissioner Dr. Lindsay Weaver and staff will be traveling to LaGrange County to meet with the LaGrange County Department of Health on Sept. 20 to strengthen

Several booked into LaGrange County Jail

KENDALLVILLE — Parkview Hospice counselors will facilitate bereavement support groups beginning mid-September.

Classes, fundraisers, lectures, library, health and other events in the Fort Wayne area.

Several hospitals in Indiana have been doing away with labor and delivery services in the last few months. Brian Tabor, who is president of the Indiana Hospital Association, says that overall healthcare costs are a "big problem" in Indiana.

CROOKED LAKE — The upcoming Steuben County Senior Lifestyle Expo offers one-stop shopping on all things senior.