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FFA leadership
Stockton closing out her term as District VI president; Lyons slated to be fourth from Jay Co. in last six years
Former Portland officer arrested, charged
A former Portland police officer is facing two felony charges.
All lit up
A dreary Friday was marked by rain, wind and cold. By late in the evening, though, the light came shining through.
Retrospect: Restoration process began
Twenty-five years ago this week, a local swamp started its comeback.
TLS donates to local organizations
A host of local organizations got a little bit more comfortable recently.
Opening, but limited
The public will be able to race down the water slide, go for a dip or simply sunbathe this Memorial Day weekend as Portland Water Park opens for the season. How often it will be open remains in question.
In memoriam
Memorial Day services in honor of those who died while serving in the armed forces are scheduled for this weekend.
County moves back to yellow
Jay County has dropped back to the second-lowest rating in the state’s coronavirus risk metrics.
Pies will fly
Murder may not seem like humorous fare for the stage.
Jay is ranked seventh lowest
Local unemployment had already returned to pre-pandemic levels. Now Jay County has one of the lowest rates in the state.
Dunkirk can’t change to all at-large
DUNKIRK — Dunkirk City Council will not be able to switch to all at-large council seats.
Jay, Adams will partner
Funding for preventing a road from falling into the Wabash River has been approved.
HSE exam set to change
There’s a new test for Indiana adult students working on getting a High School Equivalency diploma.
Jay County celebrated 37 GED graduates
Twenty-five years ago this week, Jay County was celebrating education.
Coming back online
A company with an operation in Dunkirk recently had to shut down some of its systems.
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