The Garden Gate Jazz, Wine, & Craft Beer Festival on April 21st in Huntingburg will celebrate diversity featuring music from The Mike Tracy Brazilian Ensemble from Louisville followed by the Wade Baker Jazz Collaboration from Cincinnati. The free festival opens its gates at 4:30 p.m and music begins at 5:30 p.m. A veritable “Ambassador of…
On Monday the City of Huntingburg learned they had been awarded a $24,375 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The grant money will assit in paying for a preliminary engineering report and environmental report for the dredging project at Huntingburg City Lake. The grant will help pay the costs associated with developing an application…
Huntingburg Mayor Denny Spinner has appointed Ms. Mande Keusch to the City Park Board. She will fill the position recently vacated when Park Board Vice-President Marlene Morgan resigned. Keusch will fulfill Morgan’s remaining term which expires December of 2013. Keusch is currently the Vocational Transition Coordinator for the Dubois-Spencer-Perry Exceptional Children’s Coop. She assists children…
Optimal Performance Chiropractic is a small cozy doctor’s office at the end of Fourth Street near the Huntingburg City Hall and Dr. Jenna Gogel’s smile warms it fairly easily on these unusual spring/winter days. The Southridge grad (maiden name Burton) opened the office in October of last year and has been slowly building her practice…
Debbie and Chuck Biggs opened Bikers n Lace on Huntingburg’s Fourth Street in December. It would seem that the church ladies exiting from the nearby Baptist Church may blush a little at the window display of their store on the corner of Fourth and Geiger but no one has complained about the tasteful lingerie on…
How much is a good meal worth? What if you could name your price for a new toy or game? Two Huntingburg businesses have launched a unique promotion in which customers can name their own price. Old School Cafe’ announced their promotion on Facebook on Tuesday Jan. 31. “We are breaking new ground here at…
Brendan McCormick stood before the Huntingburg Common Council last Thursday and proposed they stop adding fluoride to the city’s water supply or reduce the amount to .7 parts per million, currently the city water is at approximately 1 part per million. Huntingburg began the process of adding fluoride to the municipal water supply in 1951….
According to the National Weather Service two tornadoes touched down in near Huntingburg on Jan. 17.
An EF-0 touched down at 9:44 a.m. for 2.5 miles for .10 miles southwest of Huntingburg and an EF-1 touched down 6.9 miles north east of Huntingburg at 9:53 a.m. and traveled 1.9 miles.
The first Board of Public Works & Safety meeting for 2012 in Huntingburg was held Jan. 5 with new members in attendance. The first order of business following the Pledge of Allegiance and prayer was for Huntingburg Clerk Treasurer Tom Dipple to administer the oath of office for new board members and Department Heads as…
Dance & Fitness Coming to Events Center When Huntingburg Foundation convened with art enthusiasts in July of 2010, the idea to promote the arts reached deep into the group’s imagination, but making those ideas a reality fell short of anything concrete. Then the Foundation met Carolyn Randolph of Dance Central Academy, Rachel Berg of YMCA,…
