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For over 50 years the Old Settlers Day Association and local American Legion Post #98 have collaborated to bring the annual American Legion Parade held during the Old Settters Day… Continue reading The President’s Award is Given to the Lawrence E. Wolfe Community Handbell Choir

Each year the Old Settlers Day Association reinvests proceeds from their festival by recognizing local not for profits organizations with grants. This year Old Settlers Day has granted over $10,000.… Continue reading Recognizing Local Nonprofit Organizations with Grants

Old Settlers Presidents met with the Old Settlers Day recipients to present their plaques and certificates. Each recipient visited the Whitley County Historical Museum on Old Settlers Day held on… Continue reading Presentation of Oldest, Longest, and Youngest Whitley County Resident

As the calendar pages turn, excitement builds in the heart of Whitley County for a tradition that has been the highlight of our community for over a century. We are… Continue reading SAVE THE DATE! Old Settlers Festival 2025

As the calendar pages turn, excitement builds in the heart of Whitley County for a tradition that has been the highlight of our community for over a century. We are… Continue reading SAVE THE DATE! Old Settlers Festival 2024

The Old Settlers Day Association continues to support the community by giving back. They recently donated to Junior Achievement serving Whitley County for their fundraising event Whitley Royale.

The Old Settlers gave to the Columbia City Police Department for their upcoming event Patrolling 4 Presents. The Old Settlers Association meet throughout the year for planning the upcoming festival… Continue reading Old Settlers Association: Giving Back and Growing Forward

Just today, Vice President Kim Wheeler had the pleasure of presenting Cindy Baker from Troy Center with a check of $2,000 to assist with their program requirements!

This morning, 2nd Vice President Jim Argerbright presented Abby White of the Whitley County Family YMCA with a check of $1,000 to go toward their program needs!