Wolcottville Fire Department

Saturday February 6th

10:00 am

Informational Meeting

We are seeking a new family to partner with on our 20th home. This informational meeting will be a chance to ask questions and learn more about our program. Handouts will be available. Find out if you or someone you know could be the next family to move into a new home this year!

You can also get information about becoming a partner family and see pictures of the homes we have built with families in the past in our county at the LaGrange County Habitat for Humanity website. You can also call Mont Arnold, our executive director at 260-463-8519.

LaGrange County Habitat fo Humanity House 19 completed last winter in the city of LaGrange. The family moved in just before Christmas.

RE/MAX Results Wolcottville

Photos With Santa

All Proceeds Benefit K-9 Fund for Wolcottville Police Department

Stop in our office at 200 N. Main Street on Saturday November 21st from 11-4 with your kids and pets for photos with Santa! All proceeds benefit the K-9 Fund for the Wolcottville Police Department.

Pick Your Package:

12 Holiday Cards or

1 8x10 or

2 5x7 or

1 2010 Calendar

All animals must be current on vaccinations and under owner's control at all times. Pictures taken on a first come, first serve basis. Thank You! If you need more information, contact Karen at RE/MAX Results.

RE/MAX Results Wolcottville is Holding 5 Lake Open Houses on Dallas Lake and Witmer Lake on Sunday August 2nd from 2-4

Our agents are holding houses open on the Indian Chain of Lakes. Lakes in this chain include Dallas Lake, Witmer Lake, Westler Lake, Hackenberg Lake and Messick Lake. Dallas Lake and Witmer Lake are all sports lakes.

I will be at my listing on Dallas Lake so stop in and see what this home has to offer.It is nestled on a quiet cul de sac in Dallas Heights and has a full basement and a fireplace. This is a year round home that currently has two bedrooms and two baths with potential for more.

I will also have maps to the other homes on the open house tour.

Dallas Lake in Wolcottville, is a ski lake on the Indian Chain of 5 Lakes which includes: Witmer Lake, Westler Lake, Hackenberg Lake and Messick Lake. You will find seasonal cottages and year round homes side by side in the different "little neighborhoods" around the lake. The Dallas Lake Association plans events on and off the lake to give the residents opportunities to socialize. Residents on the lake are served by two different LaGrange County school districts, based on where they live. In general, those on the west side of the lake attend Westview Schools and those on the east side of the lake attend Lakeland Schools. Dallas Lake Park is a 96 acre public park on the south shore of the lake. There is a swimming beach with lifeguards, and beautiful wetlands to observe nature.

Dallas Lake is a 283 acre all sports lake with a maximum depth of 96 feet with clear water, sandy swim beaches and a sandbar. Popular fish in the lake include: bluegill, crappies, largemouth bass, and sunfish. There isn't a public access, but the lake is accessible via channels from Messick Lake, Witmer Lake and Westler Lake.

Adams Lake is a ski lake in Wolcottville. LaGrange County is in Northeast Indiana. Like most of our local lakes in LaGrange County, there is a lake association that plans get-togethers for the residents. Adams Lake has their meetings and card games upstairs at the Adams Lake Pub and there are events on the lake as well. Off the lakes, the different sides of the lake have mini-neighborhoods (sometimes just a street) of full timers and part timers who come on weekends or for the Summer.

The local elementary school is Wolcott Mills in Wolcottville. And students attend Lakeland Junior High and Lakeland High School in LaGrange. All are part of the Lakeland School Corporation.

Adams Lake in Wolcottville is a 308 acre all sports lake. This lake gives everyone a chance to participate in their favorite water activities. Many residents have nice "beach-like" swimming areas, or you can take your boat and anchor at the sandbar. In the evenings, there are campfires by the water. For those who like to go fishing, the locals are catching yellow perch, occasional largemouth bass, and bluegill year round if you enjoy ice fishing.

If you prefer speed, the lake allows skiing, tubing, and jet-skis. You can cruise the lake in your pontoon or take the speedboat.

If you like quieter activities, like kayaking, or a paddleboat ride, you'll find places for that too.

Adams Lake has speed restrictions from 6 pm to 10 am every day. This gives everyone a chance to enjoy their favorite activities safely and without interfering with others. There is a public access on Adams Lake with room to park around 8 rigs, so access is limited. The average depth of the lake is 25 feet and the deepest point is 93 feet.

Their are plenty of options when it comes to housing. On Adams Lake you will find places ranging from "that old cottage your grandparents had when you were a kid" to brand new modern homes. If you're ready to find your place on the lake, you can search our local listings at FindaPlaceOnTheLake.com, you can also call or text me at (260) 336-4663.