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Shop struck Decatur man allegedly crashed into building on Meridian Street
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Patriots fall short JCHS got within two points of top-ranked Raiders but can't complete comeback
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For(thofer) the win JCHS junior tips in game winner to beat New Castle in 2OT
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Dec 30, 2024 · Westminster Preschool at Jay County Early Learning Center was open to the public for the first time during an open house Sept. 26. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the new facility that opened in the former Judge Haynes Elementary School …
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16 hours ago · YORKTOWN — Opening the 2025 portion of their schedule against consecutive Hoosier Heritage Conference opponents proved difficult for the Patriots. Jay County High School’s girls basketball team dropped its second consecutive game following a four-game winning streak Saturday as it fell 54-41 to ...
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Portland firefighters and Barnett’s Wrecker Service stabilize and clear debris at T.J.’s Bicycle, Moped Sales and Service after Adam Hartvig, 40, Decatur, allegedly crashed his truck into the building at 7:36 p.m. Friday.
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Dec 12, 2024 · During a special meeting Tuesday, Portland Board of Works hired Jagg Nunez and Jonathan Cave as police officers for the city. It also terminated the employment of former wastewater treatment plant superintendent Brad Clayton.
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6 days ago · Our top photo of the year is the one displayed above featuring former Indianapolis Colts and University of Notre Dame running back Robert Hughes wrestling a steer July 9 during the 3 Bar J Rodeo show at the Jay County Fair.
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Dec 20, 2024 · The end of the year for county officials comes with end-of-the-year formalities — annual renewals and final claims, among other activities. With two Jay County Commissioners finishing out their last meeting in office, Monday’s meeting also came with a few goodbyes.
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Oct 9, 2024 · A local company will get some financial help with its efforts to rehabilitate a former industrial site. Portland City Council on Monday approved a $309,372 partially forgivable economic development income tax (EDIT) loan for Fifer Services for its work on the former Sheller-Globe south property.