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Sorority celebrates
Woman's life chapter Alpha Delta Gamma Nu of Portland recently celebrated its 75th anniversary of serving Jay County.
Warm tones
Jay County High School choir members sing while staying bundled up Monday during Dunkirk’s Feel the Warmth of Christmas celebration. The low on Monday reached a chilly 21 degrees at night, with temperatures stuck at 32 degrees or colder throughout the day.
Festive face
Kenci Grayson, right, paints 9-year-old Kalvin Hardwick’s face Monday at Living in Joy during Dunkirk’s Feel the Warmth event.
Coming down
Demolition of a couple of local buildings began this week. Pictured above, JAShroyer Group of Muncie started the demolition of The Bailey Building at 201 through 205 W. Main St. in Portland. The City of Portland contracted with the firm to bring down the dilapidated structure. Shroyer Solutions of Muncie …
Warm greeting
Santa greets one of his young visitors Monday evening at Glass Capital Chrysler in Dunkirk.
Cakes for cold kids
Portland Lions Club had their “Hot Cakes for Cold Kids” pancake and sausage breakfast Nov. 4 at the Lions Civic Center.
Driver honored
First Fleet of Bluffton recently recognized Portland’s Randy Hardymon for 4 million accident-free miles. He has been a driver for First Fleet for 32 years. (Photo provided)
Air show
A member of the Indiana Pacers Power Pack soars toward the hoop for a dunk during the group's performance between the Jay County High School junior varsity and varsity games Saturday against Richmond. (The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney)
FFA Degrees
Seven Fort Recovery FFA members received their American FFA Degrees — it’s the highest degree a member can achieve — at the National FFA Convention this month. Pictured above, the recipients are, front row, Macy Brunswick, Olivia Hawk and Makayla Kaffenberger, and in the back row are Ben Wellman, Marcus …
HoliJays continue
Cruis’n the HoliJay Lights at the Fairgrounds continues tonight and Saturday at Jay County Fairgrounds. The drive-thru holiday light display will be open every Friday and Saturday through Christmas as well as Thursday, Dec. 21. There is no admission fee, but free-will donations are accepted. (The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney)
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