Connections: Kendallville dedicates Grand Army of the Republic Highway trail

Steve Garbacz sgarbacz • Oct 11, 2022

Kendallville City Council President Jim Dazey and Mayor Suzanne Handshoe work together to snip a ribbon dedicating the Grand Army of the Republic Highway Trail along U.S. 6 on Wednesday morning.

KENDALLVILLE — It’s all about connections.


The new Grand Army of the Republic Highway Trail along U.S. 6 in Kendallville made those connections.


It connects the Fishing Line Trail with the Fairview Boulevard Trail and the Allen Chapel Road sidewalks. It connects three Kendallville neighborhoods now accessible by foot or bicycle. It connects Rome City to Kendallville and, hopefully in the future, Avilla. It connected the finances from the city, from Noble Trails Inc. and from the state’s Next Level Trails grant program.


So, on Wednesday morning, city, state and regional officials gathered together to celebrate the connections made and officially dedicate the 1-mile stretch of trail.



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KidCity back on track Aug. 7 at fairgrounds

By Grace Housholder ghousholder • 30 Jul, 2021
KENDALLVILLE — KidCity is back! Participation from groups bringing events has been “great,” according to coordinator Becky Calhoun. Founded in 2005, KidCity is near the top of the list of best free events for kids in northeast Indiana. Annually on the first Saturday of August, this year’s KidCity is Aug. 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Noble County Fairgrounds. New sponsors this year are Dekko Investments and Ashley Industrial Molding. Ashley Industrial Molding and Drug Free Noble County are sponsoring bags, and Shepherd’s Chevrolet Buick GMC is the T-shirt sponsor. The traditional main sponsors are Dekko Foundation, KPC Media Group, WAWK, city of Kendallville, Noble REMC and the Noble County Community Foundation, Calhoun said. READ FULL ARTICLE >>>
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