Iroquois County Time-Republic

3 days ago | newsbug.info | Mike Marturello

ORLAND - A police investigation into a possible shooting outside of Orland on Monday led to the arrest of two people, neither of whom were actually shooting any firearms, documents filed in Steuben Superior Court indicate. Billy Lee Harman, 62, Orland, was arrested on a charge of Level 4 felony unlawful possession of a firearm by a violent felon. He was taken to the Steuben County Jail where he is being held in lieu of $10,000 bail.

4 days ago | newsbug.info | Tony Veneziano

Franciscan Wheatfield Health Center will be offering sports physicals for students this summer on Wednesday, June 11, Wednesday, June 25 and Tuesday, July 22, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Central each day. Immunization records and any required physicals forms should be brought to the appointment. Immunizations will not be administered at the appointment. Physicals are $35, payable by check or credit card. Franciscan Wheatfield Health Center is located at 492 South Bierma Street in Wheatfield.

4 days ago | newsbug.info | Tony Veneziano

Franciscan Health WorkingWell is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The program offers comprehensive occupational health services to businesses and industry. Franciscan first introduced WorkingWell in June 2005 as a regional initiative. Since then, the program has grown to encompass 18 WorkingWell offices in northwest Indiana, central Indiana, western Indiana and the south Chicago suburbs. Growth and innovation have been key components of the program.

1 week ago | newsbug.info | Harley Tomlinson

RENSSELAER - The Rensselaer City Council voted to retain the services of Emily Lyons as a member of the Rensselaer Central School Board on Tuesday night. It is the second four-year term for Lyons, whose new term begins July 1. She was among two candidates for the job, said council president Noelle Weishaar. Both were interviewed in a public hearing by the council last week.

1 week ago | newsbug.info | Harley Tomlinson

RENSSELAER - Sanjib "Shorty" Mohanty and Good Oil of Winamac have devised a way to help provide funds for Saint Joseph's College's Building and Trades program. Shorty's BP station Washington Street in downtown Rensselaer has designated a pump that when used by customers, Good Oil and the station will give 5 cents for each gallon of gas to the program, which is currently building homes on the west side of campus.