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Canterbury wins third straight title
Cavaliers beat Vincennes Rivet in Class final
Concordia wins 3A title
Cadets capture first girls basketball championship in school history
Bishop Luers falls in OT
Girls basketball team drops 2A final to Austin
DeKalb-East Noble sectional basketball
DeKalb and East Noble clashed in the semifinals of the Northrop basketball sectional
 

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ANGOLA — A new Angola High School choir is polishing its vocal chords for this weekend’s Indiana State School Music Association jazz festival at Elmhurst High School in Fort Wayne. Vocal Infinity — which started at the end of last school year with auditions by choir teacher Sarah Farver-Staub — is the only singing group performing at Saturday’s district competition. The rest of the entries are instrumental. “This is new for the school,” said Farver-Staub. Very few schools in the area have a jazz choir. Angola High School’s is an extracurricular group that practices on Monday nights and performs at community events. “I sang ‘God Bless America’ … while the Fall Fest was going on in Angola,” said Vocal Infinity member Brianna Shuler, a freshman. The repertoire, which encompasses around a dozen pieces, is varied and includes everything from the Beatles to Etta James.
Vocal Infinity
Angola High School's new jazz choir performs and prepares for competition
Down the Line 4
We've got the photos and videos from the annual event at the Embassy
Cow Limo visits Kendallville
Jeffrey Macke drove his Cow Limo into Kendallville and stopped for a bite
Noble County Spelling Bee 2010
Nine elementary and middle school students competed in the Noble County Spelling Bee
 

Special Features


Python and pigeon poop
An animal from Mark's Ark leaves a present on Dominic Adams in this week's edition of Muddy Boots
Fort Wayne dairy farm part of statewide initiative to 'Feed US'
Kuehnert Dairy Farms urges people to take virtual tours of Hoosier farms
Chicken Palace
After a children's sermon went awry, contractor Fred Kreigh used leftover materials to build a home for six chickens
2009 Allen County Fair Fashion Revue Judging
A group of 25 exhibitors showed off clothes and outfits they made for judging Thursday.
 

Sports


Canterbury wins third straight title
Cavaliers beat Vincennes Rivet in Class final
Concordia wins 3A title
Cadets capture first girls basketball championship in school history
Bishop Luers falls in OT
Girls basketball team drops 2A final to Austin
DeKalb-East Noble sectional basketball
DeKalb and East Noble clashed in the semifinals of the Northrop basketball sectional
 

Business


NASA's new priorities favor Raytheon
An aircraft management system being developed by by Raytheon will help the growth of commercial space ports.
Elevating for business
Fort Wayne window washing, maintenance worker enjoys working in air
New ice rink opening soon
Three playing surfaces, restaurant nearing completion for tourney at month's end
New reporter at Business Weekly
Rick Farrant joins Fort Wayne's number one source for business news
 

Jokester


KPC editors celebrate morning delivery
Check out Mike Marturello, Dave Kurtz and Matt Getts' sweet dance moves
Duck and Run!
President Bush gets shoes thrown at him.
Those Darn Shoes
This is too funny!
Falling Models
funny video with some bulgarian models who r falling down on the stage
 

Outdoors


Duck Hunting 2009
From Lake Saint Mary's in Celina, Ohio
Big Lake, little fish
Plenty of fish during evening trip, just no decent sized ones
Flycasting in the Fort
Sage Sales Rep shows off new fly rods during a visit at The Bait and Hook Store
Third time's the charm on Lake Everett
Saturday morning fish in Allen County is best of three trips to local lake
 
 
News
Vocal Infinity
Angola High School's new jazz choir performs and prepares for competition
Jokester
KPC editors celebrate morning delivery
Check out Mike Marturello, Dave Kurtz and Matt Getts' sweet dance moves
Sports
Canterbury wins third straight title
Cavaliers beat Vincennes Rivet in Class final
Business
NASA's new priorities favor Raytheon
An aircraft management system being developed by by Raytheon will help the growth of commercial space ports.
Special Feature
Python and pigeon poop
An animal from Mark's Ark leaves a present on Dominic Adams in this week's edition of Muddy Boots