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Also on today's calendar: Huntington Trails Beer & Wine Festival.
Today's riddle: What did the carpenter ant say when he walked into the bar? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Nine Indiana communities join IU Program to manage, expand local tree canopies (wbiw.com) — Huntington is one of nine Indiana communities chosen for IU’s 2026 Resilience Cohort, bringing new trees and data-driven planning to expand the city’s tree canopy. Local staff will work with an IU climate fellow to map priority planting areas, manage stormwater, and cool neighborhoods through a stronger urban forest.
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2. Clark Named as Brand Champion Winner at NEI Pioneer Awards (huntington.edu) — Huntington residents can celebrate that Huntington University’s Dr. Lance Clark has been named the Brand Champion winner at the 2026 Northeast Indiana Pioneer Awards, highlighting the university’s growing film program. Clark and other HU-connected honorees were recognized for boosting Northeast Indiana’s creative profile and drawing national attention to the region’s storytelling and film production talent.
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3. Huntington North softball team bows out in sectional (huntingtoncountytab.com) — Huntington North’s softball season ended in the opening round of the Class 4A Homestead Sectional, with the Vikings falling 9-1 to host Homestead on May 25. Ryleigh Jones scored their lone run on an RBI from Kendal DeHaven, who went 2-for-2 at the plate, as Huntington North closed the year with a 6-17 record.
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4. Small Claims - The Huntington County Tab (huntingtoncountytab.com) — Recent small-claims court rulings include several judgments in favor of the City of Huntington, recovering amounts from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars. The docket also shows awards to local landlords, finance companies, and medical providers in various debt-related cases, reflecting ongoing civil disputes affecting area residents.
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5. VSTOP's Nationally Recognized CEATS Program Celebrates Seventh Cohort Graduation and Growing Legacy of Election Excellence - College of Sciences & Humanities (bsu.edu) — Huntington County election officials are among 19 graduates of Ball State’s CEATS program, a year-long course that strengthens skills in election law, cybersecurity, and best practices. Their participation connects Huntington County to a statewide network of trained administrators focused on improving election security and voter services across Indiana.
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