(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the ninth in a series continuing to look at proposed sewers around Tippecanoe Lakes.) LEESBURG — “I’m not opposed to sewer in any way,” said Bob Weaver, a resident of Tippecanoe Lake and county health administrator. “I would hope at the time we got sewers we also have the correct zoning …read more.

INDIANA — A recent study by WalletHub has ranked Indiana number 38 among the 50 states when it comes to being green. WalletHub measured the states across three general categories, including environmental quality, eco-friendly behaviors and climate change contributions. These were divided into subcategories, including air, water and soil quality; number of LEED-certified buildings per capita, percentage …read more.

By KEVIN BELLAMY Director of Administration HAMMOND — The Towle Youth Theater Ensemble breaks new ground for its 2016 spring season with the world premiere of “Mental” a drama written by a TYTE member, Isabel Zuniga and directed by Dan Brennan. The play delves into teenage depression and was written last summer by Zuniga in …read more.

WARSAW — George Clemens, newly appointed member of the Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety, took the oath of office Monday morning at his first BOW meeting. Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer, who appointed Clemens to the board, noted Clemens is a former councilman and a community businessman. “His experience will be very helpful,” said …read more.