Matt Getts is a news reporter for the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly and KPC Media Group Inc., with a focus on local news in Kendallville, Indiana. With a background in journalism, Matt covers a range of topics including local government, crime, sports, and community events, providing timely and accurate reporting to keep the community informed.
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Matt Getts focuses on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and press releases. His coverage spans topics such as crime, sports, personal finance, and education. If you are reaching out to Matt, consider offering insights related to local government decisions or announcements that impact the community of Kendallville in Indiana.
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WATERLOO — Early in the fourth quarter, DeKalb sophomores Abbie Harris and Grace Pfister gave the Barons a bit of cushion against Central Noble in girls basketball action Saturday night.
ALBION — Wednesday's boys basketball opener for Central Noble couldn't have been more thrilling.
Jocelyn and Kerry Clouse of Country Roads Coffee stand next to their coffee roaster in a building off their rural Albion home.
ANGOLA — The Angola boys basketball team's pressure defense and rebounding gave Central Noble fits in the first half Friday night.
ANGOLA — The way Central Noble started Friday night's girls basketball game at Angola couldn't have been much worse for the Cougars.
ALBION — The changing landscape in the federal government come January may factor into a possible new moratorium on commercial solar applications in Noble County.
ALBION — A Fort Wayne man is facing up to 105 years in prison after a Noble County Jury found him guilty Monday of killing his girlfriend and leaving her body in rural LaOtto in 2017.
ALBION — This time, the heroes coming in to save the day weren't coming on big red fire trucks.
ALBION — A Kendallville woman's fraud complaint regarding a satellite television provider turned into a nightmare of an investigation with perhaps as many as 2,000 alleged victims, police said.
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