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Public invited to learn about Trine University engineering, computing senior design projects - Vimarsana News

Public invited to learn about Trine University engineering, computing senior design projects

Public invited to learn about Trine University engineering, computing senior design projects

Tickets still available for "Wonderful Night' benefit - Vimarsana News

Tickets still available for "Wonderful Night' benefit

KENDALLVILLE — A festival of trees and wreaths, beautifully decorated by area non-profit organizations, radiates the Christmas spirit at the Community Learning Center, but only for another week.

Stratton-Porter fund opens nature grant applications - Vimarsana News

Stratton-Porter fund opens nature grant applications

ROME CITY — Grant applications to the Gene Stratton-Porter State Historical Site Field of Interest Fund are now open, with a focus of preserving historical significance and a fostering an

Noble Trails selected for matching grant challenge - Vimarsana News

Noble Trails selected for matching grant challenge

INDIANAPOLIS — Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority today announced a partnership to increase safety and accessibility for the Fishing Line Trail in Noble

Noble Trails connects Fishing Line segments - Vimarsana News

Noble Trails connects Fishing Line segments

KENDALLVILLE — Noble Trails will achieve a longtime goal soon in closing the gap on the Fishing Line Trail from Rimmel Road (C.R. 800N) to C.R. 450E. Noble Trails boward member Jenna Anderson said the right of way along the former Indiana & Grand Rapids Railroad line has been acquired to build a half-mile section of the trail between the county roads. Excavation has begun on the section, which will get trail users off of the county roads and onto the safer former rail bed. “The trail on the rail bed is much easier to excavate and put the trail in,” Anderson said.