April 18, 2007 RSS feed / Local News

Flora Psi Iota Xi offers continuing ed scholarships

Continuing education students have the opportunity to apply for two $1,000 scholarships being offered by Beta Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi sorority. More...

Cars collide in SR18 head-on

SR18, between Delphi and Flora, was the scene of a head-on collision April 11 at approximately 3:21 p.m. sending four people to the hospital. Carroll County Deputy John Chapman investigated the crash between two vehicles driven by Taylor A. More...

Crime Victims' Rights Week is April 22-28

Crime victims and survivors will join with victims' advocates and allied professional service providers this month to celebrate the 27th anniversary of National Crime Victims' Rights Week (NCVRW) from April 22-28. This year's theme, "Every Victim. More...

State Police use billboards reminding motorists to move over

The Indiana State Police Superintendent has unveiled a replica of a billboard that will be going up throughout the State of Indiana. On Sept. More...

Mock crash drives home message of drunk driving risks

Visual reminders of the effects of driving under the influence of alcohol can leave an indelible impression, especially on a young person. More...

Teachers needed for Taiwan exchange program

Many openings remain for teachers interested in a teaching and cultural exchange with Taiwan. Participating teachers will teach English and work with the Taiwanese educators to develop curriculum, prepare lesson plans and teaching materials. More...

Sewer district criticizes engineering firm

The engineering firm hired to provide design and construction oversight for Phase III and Phase IIIB construction for the Twin Lakes Regional Sewer District received feedback at the Thursday night sewer district meeting that may not have been welcom More...

Rotary flips pancakes for good causes

Drawing from money earned at the annual July Fourth pancake breakfast fundraiser at the United Methodist Church, the Delphi Rotary Club donates money throughout the year to worthy causes. More...

Callout underway for 4-H queen pageant

The contestant callout meeting for Miss Carroll County 2007 will be at 6:30 p.m. tonight, April 18, at the 4-H Community Building in Flora. Any girl ages 16-21 interested in competing in the 2007 pageant should attend. More...

Application process under way for 'Art on the Wabash'

The second annual "Art on the Wabash, a Local Artists' Fair" will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sept. 16 at West Lafayette's Tapawingo Park. More...

'Pitch In' for Delphi organized

A "Pitch In" for Delphi, sponsored by the City of Delphi, Delphi Chamber of Commerce and Delphi Main Street, will be April 30 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Wabash & Erie Canal Center. A light meal of sandwiches and drinks will be provided at 6 p.m. More...

Canal Earth Day is April 21

Volunteers needed

This Saturday, April 21, is an opportunity for volunteers of all ages to come together for Project W.E.E.D or "Wabash & Erie Earth Day" beginning at 9 a.m. at Canal Park in Delphi. If it rains, the alternate date is April 28. More...

Local artist wins award from year-long project

Carroll County watercolorist Rena Brouwer was one of 15 select Indiana artists to take part in the juried art show "Preserving Nature" at the Artsgarden in Indianapolis on Saturday. Each of the artists entered two paintings. More...

Huseman is Leader of Tomorrow finalist

Twin Lakes High School senior Sydney Huseman is one of 13 finalists in the "Indiana Leaders of Tomorrow" program. As a finalist she received a $500 cash award for college and $500 for her school, a donation from EMBARQ. More...

Registration begins for ISP youth camps

The 2007 Indiana State Police summer youth camps will soon be in session and registration is underway. Indiana State Police summer youth camps are for students entering grades five through twelve. More...

Mother Nature's humor

In April, on the weekend after Easter, tulips and budding trees could be seen, as well as snow on the ground. By afternoon Sunday, the snow was melted, and some people were out mowing their yards. More...