Richard Strick

Photo Provided Huntington North High School Valedictorian Gage Byerly encouraged students to embrace the journey before them at the school’s graduation ceremony May 24. Graduates and families who attended the ceremony heard from students, faculty, and Huntington County Mayor Richard Strick. Performances by the high school band and choirs were also featured. Mayor Strick likened the graduating class to the …

Mental Health Aware­ness Month is an import­ant reminder that mental health affects friends and neighbors from every part of the community. The City of Hunting­ton and Huntington County have partnered with Bowen Health in a shared commitment to reduce the stigma and raise awareness of the mental health resources available to residents and families. “Untreated mental illness deeply impacts ev­ery …

The following informa­tion was released from Mayor Richard Strick’s office on Friday, April 10. Summer Parks and Recreation for Kids – or SPARK, as most of us know it – is one of my favorite programs our Parks Department offers each year, and for good reason. We all know how expen­sive childcare can be. It’s a challenge our communi­ty continues …

In the coming weeks, city offices will temporarily relocate from 300 Cherry St. to the former Duke Energy/ Public Service Indiana building at 217 W. State St. The City Building will undergo a complete overhaul over the next year, the first major renovations to the historic building in nearly four decades. The temporary move will allow construction to proceed faster …

Child safety is something our entire community cares deeply about. Every child deserves to grow up in a safe, healthy and supportive environment. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and we’ll come together as a community to support efforts that protect children and strengthen families. Here in Huntington County, we’ll mark the month with a brief community gathering at …