Friday, October 31, 2008
Clock Tower Terror
Jim Somers, custodian at Wells County Courthouse, is also the caretaker of the clock situated in the tower high above Main Street.
While taking a tour of the facility this week I couldn't help thinking it would be a great location for a haunted house. If only you didn't have to climb all
those winding stairs...
More candidates
Local candidates make the rounds in Bluffton
Candidates from four contested Wells County government races made their final public forum appearances at the 4-H Park on Thursday.
Read Frank Shanly's story about it in today's News-Banner.
Bluffton 3rd graders visit History
It was a Field Trip for Bluffton 3rd graders this morning. Frank Shanly followed the students to the Wells County Museum, but they also visited the courthouse, Creative Arts Center, public library, Bluffton Fire Department and Elizabeth Miller's birthplace.
Ossian Halloween Carnival
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Denim for a Difference Week
United Way is still looking for companies to join the Denim for a
Difference Week fundraising effort next week. So far, employees at more
than a dozen companies have joined in:
Edris, Brown, Johnson, Antrim and Brown-Stohler
Chamber of Commerce
Christian Care Retirement
Wells Fargo Bank
Bluffton Regional Medical Center
Star Insurance
PeopleLink
Bluffton Harrison MSD
Wells County Public Libraries
Northern Wells Community Schools
National City Bank
Franklin Electric Company
Dale & Huffman
Next week I'll be visiting some of these businesses and posting some nice photos of their great associates!
Area Bands Going to State
Monday, October 27, 2008
Bluffton and Norwell bands in Semi-State
Great Pumpkin Hunters
Friday, October 24, 2008
Congressman Pence Comes to Bluffton
Congressman Mike Pence visited Wells County today. First, he stopped by Norwell high School, then Republican headquarters in Bluffton.
Read all about it in Saturday's News-Banner.
Mileage Club Walkers
Here are a few more photos of the Lancaster Elementary School Mileage Club. Students at every Wells County public school are participating in the walking clubs, but I only made it around to a few.
I am always looking for information for this Blog.
Parents, teachers, or students, please feel free to e-mail photos to me at jerryb@news-banner.com I would be more than happy to Post them here. Just don't forget to include your name, and a description of what is happening in the photo.
Southern Wells Volleyball Spectacular
The Southern Wells Lady Raiders' volleyball team cruised to victory in its first match of the Daleville Class 1A Sectional 54 tournament on Thursday, Oct. 23.
The Lady Raiders eliminated White's in three games 25-3, 25-13, 25-7.
Before the match, the Lady Raiders lined up for player introductions.
No. 12 Liz Davis served 19 points for the Lady Raiders during one stretch of the match.
Mallory Preston (2) helped set up some of the big hits with 12 assists.
Senior Haley Killingbeck (10) was the recipient of some of Preston's assists, as Killingbeck is shown hammering one of her kills.
Assisting with the action during the match was sophomore libero Chelsea Adams (3), digging up a pass.
Finally, watching from the opposing team's bench is White's assistant coach Tyson Brooks, who graduated from Southern Wells in 1995. Besides helping coach volleyball, Brooks is in his fifth year of teaching science at the school located south of Wabash.
(Photos by Paul Beitler)
Pumpkin Decorators in Downtown Bluffton
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Student Clubs Walking for Their Health
Across Wells County groups of students are walking for good health.
Each of the last five years these students have agreed to walk twice a
week, rain or shine, some inside and some outside.
Teams from Bluffton-Harrison, Lancaster and Ossian
elementary schools are just a few of the teams participating this year.
For a complete list of schools, read the entire story in this weeks
News-Banner. (Contributed Photos)
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Falling Into fashion
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