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‘Pippin’ dances into Wabash March 5

“Pippin” arrives in Wabash Sunday, March 5, dancing and dazzling audience members with its songs and circus-like performances. Photo provided

By Emma Rausch

Acrobatics, magic and music arrive at the Honeywell Center Sunday, March 5, in the Tony Award-winning production “Pippin.”

Through song and circus performances, the musical tells the story of Pippin, a young prince portrayed by Naysh Fox on a journey to find passion and adventure.

The Leading Player, portrayed by actress Housso Semon, sets the scene by not only controlling the characters, but the audience members as well.

 

 

 

 

Posted on 2017 Feb 28
Wabash County Sheriffs join in statewide dangerous driving prevention effort
By The Paper staff
 
The Wabash County Sheriff’s Department (WCSD) will be joining efforts against dangerous and impaired driving next month in collaboration with more than 250 Indiana state and local law enforcement agencies.
 
The WCSD announced Wednesday, Feb. 23, that the statewide effort, starting March 3, will increase education and enforcement. Through March 26, officers across the state will conduct high-visibility patrols specifically designated to identify and intercept those driving aggressively and under the influence.
 
Dangerous driving also includes factors such as traveling at a speed too fast for weather conditions, driver distracted and driver fell asleep at the wheel or fatigued.
 
Posted on 2017 Feb 22
Somerset man succumbs to injuries sustained in Feb. 11 crash
By The Paper staff
 
A Somerset man passed away Monday morning, Feb. 20, after succumbing to his injuries sustained in a Feb. 11 motorcycle accident.
 
On Feb. 11 at approximately 3:47 p.m., Katie L. Owens, 36, Wabash, was exiting a shopping center parking lot onto State Road 15, near the U.S. 24 intersection, when she collided with a motorcycle driven by Seth M. Zahalka, 18, Somerset, according to a Wabash City Police report.
 
Posted on 2017 Feb 21
Changes coming to North Cass Street
A sign stands along North Cass Street at the site of the future home of Mi Pueblo. Photo by Emma Rausch
 
By Emma Rausch
 
One Cass Street grocer is closing this week as two other Wabash businesses make plans to move into new locations along the roadway later this year.
 
The Wabash Save-A-Lot will close its doors Saturday, Feb. 25.
 
State Farm Insurance – Brian Mallow and Mi Pueblo Mexican Restaurant will be relocating along Cass Street later this year.
Posted on 2017 Feb 21
City OKs WRT study
By Joseph Slacian
 
Officials at the Wabash River Trail (WRT) received permission from the City of Wabash to begin studies on a small section of city property along the Wabash River.
 
WRT President Amy Ford made the request Thursday afternoon, Feb. 16, of the Wabash Board of Public Works and Safety. The board unanimously approved the request.
 
“Trails are huge now,” she said. “It’s the infrastructure that people are looking for when they move to a community.”
 
Posted on 2017 Feb 21
City is fiscally sound, mayor says
By Joseph Slacian
 
The City of Wabash is fiscally sound, Mayor Scott Long told the Wabash City Council and about a dozen citizens and department heads on Monday, Feb. 13.
 
Long’s remarks came at the end of his first State of the City address.
 
“We’ve got a healthy General Fund reserve that we try not to dip into,” he told The Paper of Wabash County following the address. “We try to increase it on an annual basis. We were able to do that this year, not by a lot but by a little bit.”
 
Posted on 2017 Feb 21
New boutique opens in North Manchester

Cottage Creations in North Manchester recently expanded and added a boutique carrying the Simply Noelle and Victoria clothing lines for women. Photo by David Fenker

By David Fenker

NORTH MANCHESTER - Last summer, Bill Leonhard and his wife Denise ordered a line of spring clothing for their store, Cottage Creations, not knowing if they would have space to sell it.

After discussions with Matt Mize, owner of the building Cottage Creations is located in, the Leonhards were able to expand their business and open a boutique.

“The major part of the expansion is the boutique. My wife and I talked about it last summer and ordered the spring clothes, and then I went to Matt [Mize] and told him I was expanding my inventory and was interested in renting more space if he ever moved,” Leonhard said.

Posted on 2017 Feb 21
MCS Board agrees to joint feasibility study
By David Fenker
 
NORTH MANCHESTER -- Manchester Community Schools has agreed to discuss sharing services with Wabash City Schools and MSD of Wabash County.
 
MCS Superintendent Dr. Bill Reichhart announced the decision at the Feb. 14 meeting of the MCS Board of Trustees.
 
Posted on 2017 Feb 21

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