Carroll Elementary School has an annual Pioneer Day to go along with the fourth grade study of Indiana history. Teachers and community members give pioneer demonstrations at various stations, More...
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By Kevin Schnepp Staff writer
When Delphi Community School Corporation Superintendent Ralph Walker came to Delphi last fall, he said one of his first orders of business was to look into why the corporation struggled financially each year. He stated community involvement would be welcomed when looking for solutions. More...
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Riverboat gambling money to be used for grant match
By Debbie Lowe Staff writer
Carroll County Council members approved the use of $30,000 of riverboat gambling money for a grant match for the joint Yeoman Community Center and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) garage project. County auditor Beth Myers reported during the special March 8 morning meeting, $30,000 for the project was put in the EMS budget for two years until 2007, when it was deleted. More...
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Family Services, Inc. announces that Insight, a nine-session educational group to help youth in grades 7-12 who are using alcohol, marijuana, and other drugs, will begin on April 4. The program will run from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m., and will continue to meet each Wednesday evening through May 30. The registration deadline is March 28. More...
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It takes courage to adhere to one's convictions. When someone believes a new course of action is better than an old one and steps up to the plate to suggest the change, there is sure to be criticism. This is what happened to Delphi Community School Corporation Superintendent Ralph Walker this week. More...
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DCMS swimmers defeat four teams
The Delphi Community Middle School swim team had an outstanding week, defeating Rensselaer 108-77, Pioneer 139- 48 and winning a three-way meet against Benton Central and Kankakee Valley. Scores were: Delphi A-team 151, Benton Central 106, Kankakee Valley 70. Delphi B-team 174, Benton Central 89 and Kankakee Valley 58. More...
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Adults playing kids' games
While in a restaurant recently, a grandmother and small child played peek-a-boo. It is amazing how a child covers their eyes and is sure they have just disappeared, after all, they can't see you, and so you must be unable to see them. Yet, how many of you have tried this game of peek-a-boo or hide-n-seek from God. You can't see God, so how can God see you! More...
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Charles and Ruth Shultheis, 312 Clawil St., Brookston, 47923, will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on March 23. Shultheis and the former Ruth Gushwa Mears were married March 23, 1982, in the Delphi United Methodist Church. He is a retired farmer and she is retired from Brookston Elementary School. More...
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Kindergarten Round-Up at Carroll Elementary School will be April 19 and 20. Times on April 19 will be 8 a.m. to noon and 1-3 p.m. On April 20, the hours will be 8 a.m. to noon. Round-Up is for children who will be five years old by Aug. 1, 2007. Call the elementary school at 967-4881 to set up an appointment time. An appointment must be scheduled. More...
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Betty L. Jones, 72, of Flora, died at 5:20 p.m. Saturday, March 10, 2007, at her residence. Born Oct. 26, 1934, in Greeneville, Tenn., she was the daughter of Isaac I. and Lena Kathryn Paxton Ragan. She was married on July 21, 1950, in Flora, to Robert L. Jones, who survives. More...
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Matthew James Anslover, 30, and Angela Dawn Luce, 31, both of Delphi. Michael Shane Edwards, 39, of Kokomo, and Annie Dilts, 40, of Delphi. Keenan Michael Smith, 18, of Logansport, and Amanda Nicole Bennett, 18, of Delphi. Naaman Eugene Brubaker, 22, and Helen Renee Holsinger, 19, both of Rossville. More...
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Pork Producers honor Hall of Fame inductees