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1. Dowco Marine - Fort Wayne
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· 3 reviews
3505 Independence Dr, Fort Wayne, IN 46808
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Neil Young: Dowco would not stand behind their warranty. I received a cover that should have never left the production department. Cover was factory flawed and I received no assistance from Dowco. They stated "sorry, but you didn't purchase your cover through and approved retailer". I will never again purchase one of their over priced products. China could have done better and that is truly sad.
Mhiret Demisse: Good
2. Outdoor Cover Warehouse - Fort Wayne
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4515 Wells St, Fort Wayne, IN 46825
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3. Hare Canvas Products - Markle
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300 N Tracy St, Markle, IN 46770
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Gov. Mike Pence visited Bluffton Thursday, first dining with fellow Hoosiers at Richard's and then visiting with students at Lancaster Central Elementary School. Learn more about both stops in the Friday, Jan. 29, News-Banner. (Photos by Jessica Williams and Matthew LeBlanc)
The Wells County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the Educator of the Year, Business of the Year, and Citizens of the Year during its annual dinner Monday evening. Learn more in the Tuesday, Jan. 26, News-Banner. (Photos by Jessica Williams)
Wells County is on the forefront of shaping how the electronic filing system for court cases will work in Indiana – as both a pilot county and with two members on a statewide committee. Learn more in the Monday, Jan. 25, News-Banner.
The following is a screenshot from the state's judiciary website, explaining how the process will work. (Click image to enlarge)
Three pieces of the Tracy Street reconstruction project were removed Wednesday evening by the Markle Town Council in an effort to see the project awarded the next time around by the Indiana Department of Transportation. See a map of part of Tracy Street below, and learn more in the Thursday, Jan. 21, News-Banner.
Also Wednesday, Clerk-Treasurer Carolyn Hamilton administered the oaths of office to two re-elected council members, Jeff Humbarger and Mark Hamilton. (Photos by Jessica Williams)
Monday, Jan. 18, marked one year since 3-year-old Owen Collins' body was found in a wooded area outside of Bluffton. We recapped the case, including information on different state laws.
Learn more about the state's death penalty law by clicking here.
We also spoke with the local director of the Department of Child Services office about their protocols and child abuse and neglect investigation process. That was published Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 18 and 19.
Visit the state's DCS website here, where you can learn more about Child Protective Services, DCS policies, and child safety. This link will direct you to the Child Welfare Information Gateway.
Sen. Travis Holdman, R-Markle, spoke for about 10 minutes Saturday at Bluffton's Third House legislative update about the bills he authored, which – according to a handout he provided – are "good-faith attempts to balance religious liberty and the civil rights of gay and lesbian Hoosiers." Listen to him speak in full about the bills, and read the hand-out, below. Click the images to enlarge in order to read the text. Learn more about the Third House session in the Monday, Jan. 11, News-Banner. (Video by Jessica Williams)
From "modest beginnings" 50 years ago to being recognized with one of the Chamber of Commerce's top annual honors, the United Way of Wells County has a lot to celebrate this year.
It has been named the Wells County Chamber of Commerce's 2016 Business of the Year, and it's also celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Executive Director Pamela Beckford called the announcement "quite an honor."
"United Way has been a very strong organization in our community and their initiatives are stronger than ever," said Chamber of Commerce Director Erin Prible. "It is an honor to celebrate and recognize them as Business of the Year. The community appreciates the many services provided by United Way."
To learn more about the United Way of Wells County, click here. To learn more about its "90by20" initiative, click here.
Gov. Mike Pence visited Bluffton Thursday, first dining with fellow Hoosiers at Richard's and then visiting with students at Lancaster Central Elementary School. Learn more about both stops in the Friday, Jan. 29, News-Banner. (Photos by Jessica Williams and Matthew LeBlanc)
The Wells County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the Educator of the Year, Business of the Year, and Citizens of the Year during its annual dinner Monday evening. Learn more in the Tuesday, Jan. 26, News-Banner. (Photos by Jessica Williams)
Wells County is on the forefront of shaping how the electronic filing system for court cases will work in Indiana – as both a pilot county and with two members on a statewide committee. Learn more in the Monday, Jan. 25, News-Banner.
The following is a screenshot from the state's judiciary website, explaining how the process will work. (Click image to enlarge)
Three pieces of the Tracy Street reconstruction project were removed Wednesday evening by the Markle Town Council in an effort to see the project awarded the next time around by the Indiana Department of Transportation. See a map of part of Tracy Street below, and learn more in the Thursday, Jan. 21, News-Banner.
Also Wednesday, Clerk-Treasurer Carolyn Hamilton administered the oaths of office to two re-elected council members, Jeff Humbarger and Mark Hamilton. (Photos by Jessica Williams)
Monday, Jan. 18, marked one year since 3-year-old Owen Collins' body was found in a wooded area outside of Bluffton. We recapped the case, including information on different state laws.
Learn more about the state's death penalty law by clicking here.
We also spoke with the local director of the Department of Child Services office about their protocols and child abuse and neglect investigation process. That was published Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 18 and 19.
Visit the state's DCS website here, where you can learn more about Child Protective Services, DCS policies, and child safety. This link will direct you to the Child Welfare Information Gateway.
Sen. Travis Holdman, R-Markle, spoke for about 10 minutes Saturday at Bluffton's Third House legislative update about the bills he authored, which – according to a handout he provided – are "good-faith attempts to balance religious liberty and the civil rights of gay and lesbian Hoosiers." Listen to him speak in full about the bills, and read the hand-out, below. Click the images to enlarge in order to read the text. Learn more about the Third House session in the Monday, Jan. 11, News-Banner. (Video by Jessica Williams)
From "modest beginnings" 50 years ago to being recognized with one of the Chamber of Commerce's top annual honors, the United Way of Wells County has a lot to celebrate this year.
It has been named the Wells County Chamber of Commerce's 2016 Business of the Year, and it's also celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. Executive Director Pamela Beckford called the announcement "quite an honor."
"United Way has been a very strong organization in our community and their initiatives are stronger than ever," said Chamber of Commerce Director Erin Prible. "It is an honor to celebrate and recognize them as Business of the Year. The community appreciates the many services provided by United Way."
To learn more about the United Way of Wells County, click here. To learn more about its "90by20" initiative, click here.
Tim: We just recently discovered Hare Canvas in the last year and we could not be more happy with their service. If you are looking for any type of canvas/boat cover/boat seat work, this is your place. Quality work, great turn around time and more than fair pricing. Be prepared to stay a bit as Stacy loves to chat so bring a six pack of something to share and a chair. We can not recommend them enough.
R Elzey: Excellent customer service. They also offer upholstery service!!!
Janet Kraus: I love this Canvas shop very good and reasonable prices
Ben Metzger: I had a commercial bounce house that needed a couple seams re-sewn before being rented by the weekend. Stacey was able to get it repaired, and did so for a more than reasonable price. This place will get more of my business.
Jeff Bear: Love the new boat cover .Thank you Stacy and crew.
Pierre Gerber: Stacy went above and beyond to get me going by repairing my tent when i was up against deadline. I would highly recommend!
Robert Hockemeyer: Great place if you want or need a canvas on your boat,truck,or semi trailerFast....good and friendlyWould do business there again
Thomas Wolf: Great job on the canvas work on my gator doors,
A. Branham: I had a sandbox canopy that needed replaced and they really did a nice job for me. Brought in my old one and they created a new one based off of it. It’s such great quality and will last a very long time. I brought it in during one of their busy seasons and they still got it back to me really fast. I highly recommend!
Preston T. Wright: They do good work on canvas!
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4. Conestoga Covers - Corunna
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· 2 reviews
Corunna, IN 46730
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Kenneth Kosal: Awesome company to deal with. We have a Pontoon cover from Conestoga covers and love it. We had a few issues with it last year, I contacted them, Beth took care of us! The cover is ~ 5yrs old. Replacement parts were delivered today, I contacted them in the fall when we took the cover out of the lake. Their customer service is outstanding! Highly recommend them.
