LEESBURG —  Thirty-one years ago Claypool Elementary teacher Cindy Nash was a teacher at the former Leesburg Elementary School. She taught fourth grade students in the gifted and talented program, which was referred to as ‘PACE’ at that time. Nash and five of her fourth grade PACE students put together a time capsule and buried it …read more.

[weaver_youtube -pivdd_FuBQ rel=0]   PIERCETON — The town of Pierceton celebrated their 150th anniversary this weekend with a town-wide celebration. The weekend included entertainment, history and fun for the whole community. The festivities concluded on Sunday with the burying of a time capsule. The time capsule, to be opened in 2066, contained around 30 different items …read more.