A little over a year ago, Delphi attorney Donald Currie was appointed by Gov. Mitch Daniels as Carroll Circuit Court Judge due to the early retirement of Judge Joseph Carey in 2005. Currie enjoyed the duties of the appointment so much he ran for the seat in the November general election. Running un... More...
Delphi Community Board of School Trustees announced at their Monday night meeting, public input will be sought about facility needs in the coming months. Superintendent Ralph Walker said public input will be invited by the corporation to determine plans for building upgrades. More...
Buildings in the Canal Park village were bustling with activity at the Old- Fashioned Christmas open house last weekend. Two of the many attractions are pictured here. Above, Louanne O’Connor scoops up potpourri selected by Tom Schupbach and Sandy Diebolt. At right, Mike White demonstrates broom mak... More...
Ty and Sacha Brown of Clinton County have been named the winners of the Indiana Farm Bureau Young Farmer Achievement Award. The Young Farmer Achievement Award recognizes young farmers whose farm management techniques and commitment to their communities set a positive example for those involved in ... More...
I’ve tried dozens of recipes for potato casseroles, but none can compare with the taste of Terry Myers’ version. The human resources director for Mulberry Health & Retirement Community, Terry is often asked to bring this dish to company functions. It’s especially popular for breakfast events. The k... More...
It’s beginning to smell a lot like Christmas these days. I mean big smell like the way my dresser drawer smelled for years after I spilled the entire contents of a vintage Brute aftershave onto a pile of white socks. Christmas is in the air all right. It’s hanging in the air like residual exhaust ... More...
The DCHS boys’ swim team won its first ever Clinton Central Invitational on Saturday, winning 5 of the 11 events. Team scores were Delphi 113, Clinton Central 96, Attica 57, Pioneer 24. Sophomore Kyle Price and freshman Andrew Burton were both triple winners. More...
Christians worldwide mark the calendar with certain important dates. For the most part; Christians from the Western tradition celebrate Christmas, Good Friday, and Easter at the same time worldwide. We could get caught up in debates as to how we should celebrate these occasions but that rarely is s... More...
Esther Marie Deckard May will be honored on her 90th birthday with an open house on Dec. 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. at University Inn in West Lafayette. Her daughters, S h a r o n Hantschel (husband: Dieter) of Delphi, Janet Johnson of Aurora, Colo. and Margene Sims Shugarts of Fairfax Station, Va., are ... More...
Carroll bus driver Debbie Kingery was November’s “Cougar of the Month” winner. Mrs. Kingery was nominated by Morgan Thompson. Thompson said that Mrs. Kingery is “very nice to the kids and makes sure everyone is safe. She always smiles everyday.” Carroll Elementary PTO sponsors the monthly contes... More...
Richard L. Davis, 79, of Burlington, died at 4:45 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2006, at Kokomo Seton Specialty Hospital. Born Dec. 17, 1926, in Burlington, he was the son of Ennis and Edith Harmon Davis. He attended Burlington High School, but graduated in 1944 from Arsenal Tech High School in Indianapo... More...
New filings are from public records available in the Carroll County Clerk’s office on the second floor of the courthouse, Delphi. Other information regarding judgments and marriage dissolutions is gathered from public records found in the clerk’s office. More...
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