Sheryl Prentice is a journalist based in Kendallville, Indiana. She writes for KPC Media Group Inc. and her work has also appeared in the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly. Sheryl covers a range of local news topics, including education, community events, and human interest stories.
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Sheryl's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and government announcements in the Kendallville area of Indiana. Her articles often cover topics related to house & home, design, and education.
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KENDALLVILLE — One of Noble County Transit's vans is rolling on four new, soy-based Goodyear tires, courtesy of a Kendallville soybean farmer and the Indiana Soybean Alliance. The new tires were celebrated Friday at the Noble County Council on Aging.
WOLF LAKE — The 13th annual Wolf Lake Onions Days Festival kicks off tonight for three days of onion-themed food, fun and entertainment. Most activities take place in and near Noble Township Park or the Central Noble Primary School. The festival concludes Saturday evening.
LIGONIER — West Noble Chargers of all ages will be back in school on Thursday, Aug.15, but the countdown to the first day begins today at 4 p.m. with Charge
Cherish Michleau, left, executive director of Noble Transit and the Noble County Council on Aging, and Tom Griffiths, a Kendallville soybean farmer, admire the new soy-based, donated Goodyear tires now in service on the transit van. Griffiths nominated the transportation service for the free tires as a director of the Indiana Soybean Alliance.
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ROME CITY — A firefighter softball game to benefit the Humane Society of Noble County will kick off the 2024 Chautauqua Days festival, to be held Friday through Sunday in
By: Sheryl Prentice
KENDALLVILLE — The Indiana State Board of Accounts issued a report Monday in its investigation into alleged falsified mileage reimbursements by former East Noble athletic director Nick David.
AUBURN — The 39th annual RSVP Classic Car Quilt, “A Night at the Movies,” pays tribute to the many cars used in the movies — and the stars who drove them.
ST. JOE — Francis D. Corbin, 89, of St. Joe, passed away Monday, Aug. 26, 2024, at Parkview Regional Medical Center in Fort Wayne.
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