Keith R. Molter, a cherished and dedicated husband, brother, uncle, friend and mentor, passed away May 23 at IU Arnett Hospital in Lafayette, Indiana, following a six-month illness. He was born in Rochester, Indiana, to Richard J. and Natalie C. Molter on August 19, 1954. After graduating from Lafayette Jefferson High School, Keith earned undergraduate degrees in history and political science and a master’s degree in restaurant, hotel and institutional management from Purdue University.

Catch the vibe and taste the flavor at these Greater Lafayette restaurants this summer! Culinary reigns—dine at restaurants steeped in decades of history or new, local restaurants that strive to become restaurants with decades of experience. Enjoy live music at the largest patio in Indiana, Sgt. Preston’s

Groceries are loaded into a vehicle Monday during an event by Food Finders Food Bank Inc. via the Kokomo Catholic Community at St. Patrick Church, 1204 N. Armstrong St., Kokomo. For more information and upcoming mobile food banks, visit https://www.food-finders.org/events. Sign up now to get our FREE breaking news coverage delivered right to your inbox.

CLINTON COUNTY (WLFI) — Providing food for the community is the goal for Atchley Farm. "We really want to focus on community and healthy food for everyone around us,” said Atchley Farm Owner, Nick Atchley. "In general we try to stick to like a high intensity of other crops. So when I say high intensity it's like a 26 day to 30 day time span of that crop from seed to harvest."

Diane Hunter, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, will speak about the history of Miami people and about the Miami Tribe today. Her talk will include discussion of Miami connections to Fort Ouiatenon and the Miami forced removal from Indiana You may also like the following events from Tippecanoe County Historical Association: