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SART Team shines in investigation

KENDALLVILLE — As far as Kendallville Police Chief John Dixon is concerned, the Noble County Sexual Assault Response Team is worth its weight in gold.

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Rapist NYC Club Promoter Gets 18-To-Life: DA

Rapist NYC Club Promoter Gets 18-To-Life: DA - New York City, NY - Christopher Macias, 35, violently raped two college students in his car, authorities said.

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Edgewood ISD police officer charged in domestic violence case

Edgewood ISD police officer charged in domestic violence case
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West Noble weighs priorities for 2024 capital projects

LIGONIER — The West Noble school board agreed Monday night to prioritize its 2024 capital projects list and publish the notice for a public hearing.

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West Noble fills positions for school year

LIGONIER â The board dealt with a lengthy list of resignations, hirings and service agreements in advance of a new school year during its only July meeting. Board members also approved, without comment, an employee benefit and compensation guide for classified employees that was rolled out at the June 21 meeting. Board members Joe Saggars and David Peterson were absent. At the June meeting, Saggars had raised several questions regarding paying classified employees by level, rather than a per-day rate with bonuses. The board agreed to delve into the details in an executive session that followed the June meeting. In other business, resignations were submitted by Adam Tomlinson, middle school special education teacher, effective July 8; Krista Eash, middle school food service, effective June 21; Debra Rodriguez, bus driver, effective June 22; Robin Nash, high school nurse, effective July 7; Doug Brown, high school baseball coach, effective July 10; and Krystal Kinel, high school

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