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Cardinal Services Names Executive Director

Congratulations to Arc Noble County Foundations

Congratulations to Arc Noble County Foundations for receiving a $75,000 award that will help it to better serve northeast Indiana. The mission of The Arc Noble County Foundations is to support individuals with disabilities in northeast Indiana to maximize their abilities to succeed at work, at home and in their community. Its website arcfoundations.com states “We are committed to promote meaningful partnerships with all stakeholders to contribute to a rewarding and productive quality of life for all . We help companies meet their manufacturing goals while preparing individuals to obtain and maintain employment. We support individuals to learn, to volunteer and to succeed in their local communities.” Kay Craig, executive director, said, “With federal and state changes to our services, The Arc simply must develop new and innovative partnerships to support the individuals in Noble County who depend on our services throughout their lifespan.” Based at 506 S. Orange St., Albio

Smith Not Seeking Re-election As County Democrat Chairman - Times-Union Newspaper

Staff Report Tuesday, February 9, 2021 8:47 PM Brian Smith announced Monday that he will not seek re-election as chairman of the Kosciusko County Democrats. On his Facebook page Tuesday, Smith said, “I came to this conclusion for a multitude of reasons, however, after the last election, I was exhausted. I had no motivation and I was zapped mentally. I kept telling myself that the motivation that I once had would return, but it has since not. As I look ahead to the work that needs to be done, I just don t see myself as the best person to accomplish our goals.” He goes on to say he enjoyed every minute of the last four years.

Hometown Giving supports non-profits in 5 counties

GOSHEN — Interra Credit Union held its 27th annual Hometown Giving holiday service project where staff and members raised more than $40,000 to benefit more than 35 nonprofit agencies throughout the five counties the credit union serves. These agencies focus on children’s needs, meal providing, clothing, medical supplies and education. Adding to the monetary donations raised, hundreds of Angel Tree wish list items were distributed as additional support to the recipient organizations. The Hometown Giving service project included a corporate donation of $25,000, staff fundraisers added more than $10,000 and members donated nearly $4,000 through the Merry Match initiative. Interra staff members also volunteered to help raise funds for Goshen Salvation Army through the act of bell ringing.

Dec. 22 - Interra holiday program in full swing