By Joseph Slacian
 

The woman convicted of killing three children as they crossed a highway to board a school bus in 2018 could be released from prison by the end of the year.

By Jace Martin

Wabash-based business Metal Source LLC is a step closer to opening a new location after the Marion City Council approved property tax abatement and rezoning requests. This vote was taken after Metal Source president Chris Lochner addressed concerns from councilmembers at two meetings.

By Joseph Slacian

In one form or another, MPS Egg Farms has been a mainstay in the North Manchester community for more than 140 years. Because of its long history, it was named the 2021 Business of the Year and was honored Thursday at the Grow Wabash County annual dinner.

By Joseph Slacian

After missing a year because of the global pandemic, the Wabash Cannonball Chili for Charity Chili Cook-off came back Saturday, Oct. 16.

At points, the line to enter Paradise Spring Historic Park stretched onto Allen Streets, as people awaited a chance to sample some 60 different varieties of chili.

Josiah White’s had a ribbon cutting on their Wabash campus on Tuesday, Oct. 12 to celebrate the launch of its new advanced manufacturing and logistics training program in partnership with Conexus Indiana. 

Grow Wabash County will host Adam Bartrom of Barnes & Thornburg out of Fort Wayne for a lunch and learn event on Wednesday, Nov. 10, from noon – 1 p.m.

MARION – With feedback from external stakeholders, board members, donors, and employees, Carey Services announced new logo branding, and a refreshed story to demonstrate the positive difference they are making, every day for the families they serve.

By Joseph Slacian
jslacian@thepaperofwabash.com

The 18th annual Wabash Cannonball Chili for Charity Cook-off will take place on Saturday, Oct. 16.
Cooks will begin preparing their chili shortly after 8 a.m., with tasting to begin at noon at Paradise Spring Historic Park. Admission is $5.