Ed King is the 2012 FWCS Teacher of the Year 

Teacher honored, given $22,000 car

North Side High School music teacher Ed King II owns his dream car.  On Friday night, after hundreds of donations, King's friends and family gave him the keys to his 2011 black Ford Mustang.

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        Community Harvest loads truck for Okla. relief efforts 

        Community Harvest sends food to Okla.

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        Honor Flight Veterans at the World War II memorial. 

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        How to donate, participate in and become involved in Honor Flight Northeast Indiana.

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