On Tuesday, Nov. 24, Huntington Mayor Richard Strick met with members of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, signing a proclamation recognizing the Myaamia people and honoring their contributions.
In addition to Strass, attendees included Doug Peconge, community programming manager for the Cultural Resources Extension Office, and Diane Hunter, an officer with the Tribal Historic Preservation Office.
By KATELYNN FARLEY - Thursday, December 3, 2020 8:35 AM
The Huntington County Community School Corporation Board of Trustees met on Monday, Nov. 23, hearing a special presentation from Andrews Elementary School, as well as discussing virtual learning options, re-entry plans for COVID-19 and core values.
A recommendation to amend the corporation’s re-entry plan was made by Superintendent Chad Daugherty. The changes would allow for staff members to have a little flexibility within their schools in terms of contact tracing, should the following guidelines be met:
The Huntington North High School boys’ and girls’ swim teams hosted Fort Wayne Canterbury on Tuesday, Nov. 23, at the Huntington Parkview Family YMCA. This was the second meet for the girls’ team and the first meet for the boys’ team. Both teams came away victorious.
The following are the top three finishers for the girls’ races:
• Mya MacAleese placed first in the 200 IM and 100 Free races.
• Kayla Reich placed first in the 50 Free and 500 Free races.
• Delaney Houser placed first in the 100 Breaststroke and second in the 200 IM races.
Mother-daughter duo Jennifer and Alli Jennings (top photo) dress up as Princess Jennifer and Princess Alli to greet the children of Huntington during a drive-through meet-and-greet at the Huntington County Courthouse on Saturday, Nov. 28. The meet-and-greet also featured characters like Buddy the Elf, Santa, The Grinch and Snoopy.
