Holiday closings

07/02/11 Because of Independence Day, government offices will be closed Monday. Following is a list of which area government agencies are closed. Federal and U.S. Bankruptcy courts are closed. There will be no mail delivery and post offices are closed.

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County golfers stay busy with summer tour events

07/01/11 The Pepsi Indiana Junior Golf Program Mountain Dew Junior Tour event was held on June 13 at Shadowood Golf Course in Seymour. That was a prime opportunity for Jackson County golfers to play at a course close to home, and also try and gain some...

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Ford Figo's milestone

07/01/11 Chennai, Jul 1 : Despite market challenges, Ford India has delivered its 100,000th Figo this month and increased its sales by 53 per cent.

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Religion calendar: 7-02

07/01/11 Our Lady of Toledo Shrine Prayer Service, 655 South Coy Rd., Oregon, 2 p.m. today.

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NFL sides to resume labor talks next week

06/25/11 With training camps set to open in another month, NFL owners and players will resume negotiations next week, hoping to build on recent talks, two people familiar with the discussions told The Associated Press on Friday.

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Sports summary

06/24/11 Justine Keiser, a 2011 Angola High School graduate, has chosen the University of Saint Francis to continue her education and volleyball career, it was announced Thursday by USF.

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Angola to change beam's exit route

06/23/11 Angola has changed the route an 8-foot Twin Towers steel beam will take to leave the community July 2, reducing the number of intersections and cutting the staffing required, its fire department has announced.

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Ellen Dietrich, 61

06/22/11 Ellen Trueblood Dietrich, 61, of Ashley and formerly of Lafayette, died at 3:45 a.m. Monday, June 20, 2011, in Cameron Hospital in Angola.

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Bankruptcies

06/19/11 The kind of bankruptcy filing is Chapter 7 under federal bankruptcy laws, except where noted. Personal bankruptcies are listed only in cases where liabilities are more than $100,000, but all business bankruptcies are included in this listing. James Wesley and Jamie Marie Hiestand, Columbia City. Debt: $122,397.26. Assets: $126,100.

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Dr Mahathir calls for Airasia flights to Africa and Tony says... YES

06/18/11 PUTRAJAYA : Former Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad has suggested that low-cost airlines such as AirAsia seriously consider flying to Africa to facilitate travel and increase trade and investment linkages.

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Downed Wire Causing Power Outage in Angola

06/18/11 Angola, NY (WGRZ) -- Town of Evan's police are saying a downed wire is to blame for a power outage in the Angola area. National Grid is reporting the outage is affecting approximately 3,000 customers in the southern part of Angola and Farnham.

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Angola: Deputy Attorney General Works in Lunda Norte Province

06/14/11 The Angolan deputy attorney general, Manuel Jos? Domingos, travelled this Monday to Lunda Norte province for a four-day working visit, aiming at being informed about the functioning of the judicial structures in the region.

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Sandton SADC summit communique

06/14/11 1. The Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) was held at Sandton, Republic of South Africa on 11 and 12 June 2011.

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Mozambique: Nation to Join Kimberley Process

06/14/11 The preparations for Mozambique to join the Kimberley process of diamond certification are nearing completion, and the relevant documentation should be submitted to the United Nations General Assembly by December, according to the Minister of Mineral Resources, Esperanca Bias.

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Judge refuses delay in trial of Angola 5 inmate

06/14/11 ST. FRANCISVILLE, La. (AP) - The judge in the Angola 5 murder cases has refused to grant another delay in the first-degree murder trial of inmate Robert G. Carley.

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AASU Gets New Athletics Director

06/06/11 Armstrong Atlantic State University has picked a new athletics director to lead the Pirates.

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Green Fields: Firm issues corn forecast with falling acre numbers

06/05/11 The Linn Group, a Chicago-based commodities consulting firm, reported that corn acreage in the U.S. could dip as low as 87 million acres, down from the 92 million acres the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported at the end of March.

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Racers rewriting history

06/05/11 Somewhere on the way to that Extra Value Meal, the man's passion was exposed.

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Police and local briefs

06/02/11 Fort Wayne Police officers found a man dead near a sidewalk at Oliver and Greene streets this morning. Officers responded to the area in reference to a man down at 1:33 a.m. Paramedics pronounced the victim dead at the scene.

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High-speed chase ends in Angola arrest

06/01/11 An Angola man was arrested Monday night after a police chase that started in Waterloo and ended in Angola.

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