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Festival fun set to return in northeast Indiana

You can almost smell the popcorn, taste the ice cream, the greasy but good fair food and hear the crack and screech of fireworks. Many area festivals and fairs are slated to return in 2021 after COVID-19 wiped out most events a year ago. “Things are definitely happening in LaGrange County,” said Phyllis Youga, executive director of the LaGrange County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Shipshewana’s MayFest went off well, with some new events planned and returning events forthcoming. “We are seeing a great response,” Youga said. “We are very pleased with the recovery.” The popular flea market in Shipshewana resumed in May at 85% capacity. Businesses she’s talked to are also happy with the rebound.

Music Americana features local talent

• Video Tribute to Area Veterans — Begins at 6pm when doors open, runs continually to 7pm • Welcome & Master of Ceremonies — Angola Mayor Dick Hickman, member 101 Lakes Kiwanis. • Presentation of Flags — American Legion Post 31 Honor Guard, Karen Clark, Commander • Invocation & Pledge of Allegiance — Father Tom Adamson, member 101 Lakes Kiwanis • National Anthem — Alyssa Anzelmo • This Is My Country/What a Wonderful World — Little River Acapella Show Chorus, under the direction of Betsy Fowler. • America the Beautiful — Jeri Mow, piano solo • You’re A Grand Ole’ Flag — Heritage Club STARs; Jane Bauer, Ernie & Lee Benedict, Judy Davis, JoAnn Glahn, Judy Graham, Ruby Jones, Gloria McGinnis, Charlie & Mary Myers, Glennis Wickham, Mary Westfall

Activities planned for Independence Day in Steuben County

There are multiple ways to celebrate the Fourth of July this week and next in Steuben County. Whether attending a concert or performance, looking for a good fireworks display or trying to catch a parade, there’s something going on throughout the weekend to enjoy. Patriotic Pops Gather today on the lawn at the Potawatomi Inn lawn at Pokagon State Park, 6 Lane 100A Lake James, Angola, for the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Patriotic Pops concert at 7:30 p.m. The annual performance, sponsored by the Steel Dynamics Foundation, is free to the public, but park entrance fees do apply. Entrance fees are $7 for Indiana resident vehicles and $9 for non-residents.

Angola has certainly got talent

Angola has certainly got talent
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Parking lot work happening Sunday ANGOLA — A contractor working for the City of Angola will be sealing the northeast and southwest parking lots at the mound on Sunday June 27. During this time, the parking lots will be closed to the public. Vehicles that are left in the parking lot overnight on Saturday will be towed at the owner’s expense. Angola’s Got Talent coming Saturday ANGOLA — Cahoot’s Coffee Cafe will be kicking off its first performance of Angola’s Got Talent this Saturday with music, magic, dancing and more. Eight contestants will be performing in the youth category, and nine will be performing in the adult category.

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