AKRON — The Tippecanoe Valley Distinguished Alumni Class of 2019 has been named. The members of this year’s class join others who have led successful lives, while making substantial contributions to their chosen field of work or have provided outstanding service to their community, state, or country, according to a news release issued by the …read more.

AKRON – Tippecanoe Valley is setting up its alumni basketball game and fundraiser for March 8.

AKRON — The Valley Hometown Fund was established several years ago by Valley Alumni for a way for graduates to give back to the school and its community. The mission of the Valley Hometown Fund is to connect graduates with their schools and hometowns in support of education and community development. Northern Indiana Community Foundation located …read more.

AKRON — Six area agencies were awarded grant funding Tuesday evening, April 19, during the annual Valley Hometown Fund grant making event. Representatives of the various entities went before the Valley Hometown Advisory Board at the Akron Community Center to make their case for why their individual programs should receive funding. Jeff Shriver gave a presentation on a previous …read more.

AKRON — The Advisory Board of the Valley Hometown Fund is seeking grant applications to help make the Tippecanoe Valley community a better place. The 2016 Valley Hometown Fund Grant Application is available on the TVSC website. All grant applications must be submitted to the TVSC Administration office by no later than April 1. Because …read more.

By BRETT BOGGS Superintendent, Tippecanoe Valley School Corporation AKRON — The advisory board of the Valley Hometown Fund is seeking grant applications that will help make the Tippecanoe Valley community a better place. Because of the generous donations by Tippecanoe Valley alumni, many of whom no longer live in the area, the Valley Hometown Fund …read more.