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News

  • Fuquas plan new cafe

    Fuquas plan new cafe

    Rock and Kathy Fuqua are passionate about Dunkirk and would like to see the downtown area flourish once again. So when they heard their community’s desire for a new place to eat, they decided to take action.

  • Addition tops the list of permits

    Building permits were issued for almost $700,000 in new construction in June by the Jay/Portland Building and Planning Office. 

  • Lingo selected as leader for YSB

    Youth Service Bureau has a new CEO. 
  • IU Health Jay creates police force

    IU Health Jay creates police force

    Jay County Hospital’s integration with IU Health has brought significant changes.
  • Ice cream queen

    Ice cream queen

    A Portland woman is in her 16th year at a seasonal job she began when she was in high school.

Sports

  • Wild winners

    Wild winners

    In the previous five games against the Sluggers this season, the Rockets had allowed an average of three runs per game.
  • Thwaits makes his pro debut

    Thwaits makes his pro debut

    SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Nick Thwaits dominated most of the hitters he faced while in high school. 
  • Jay wins eighth WVC title

    Jay wins eighth WVC title

    It didn't win the most events. But it came out on top for the eight straight year. 
  • Slam, double help sweep

    Slam, double help sweep

    The Portland Rockets moved to 12-10 on the season Sunday by sweeping the Summit City Sluggers in a doubleheader at Portland Memorial Park's Runkle-Miller Field. 
  • Portland ends its scoreboard curse

    Portland ends its scoreboard curse

    Since the shiny new scoreboard was installed July 2, the Rockets hadn’t won at home.

Opinion

  • Trade war has deep consequences

    To the editor: What started as a rightful attempt to protect American steel and aluminum from cheap imports has transformed into a potential global trade war with chilling economic impacts for Indiana and beyond. 

  • Thank you for help in time of need

    To the editor: Without question or any motive, Sheriff Dwane Ford and his two deputies reflected the definition of being a good samaritan and serving officers of the law, without being asked and even after I wasn’t the kindest civilian to be dealt with.

  • Thank you for help in time of need

    To the editor: Without question or motive, Sheriff Dwane Ford and his two deputies reflected the definition of being a good samaritan and serving officers of the law, without being asked and even after I wasn't the kindest civilian to be dealt with. 

  • Bottles, cups belong in the trash

    There I was, walking down Main Street on the west side of Portland with a Bud Light bottle in each hand. 

  • Former homes conjure memories

    “Let’s go this way,” I said.

Family

Obituaries
Caldwell performs
Taryn Caldwell of Dunkirk performs the national anthem at a Fort Wayne TinCaps game.
Whitacre Memorial Ride 06/19/2017

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The Commercial Review, Jay County's Daily Newspaper
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