April 25, 2007 RSS feed / Local News

ISP releases March stats

Indiana State Police at the Lafayette Post has released statistics for March. Troopers issued 970 traffic citations and wrote 404 traffic warnings, arrested 27 drunk drivers and made 66 criminal arrests. More...

An agency for all ages

Area IV Agency on Aging and Community Action Programs will host its annual meeting May 8 at 11:30 a.m. at the Trails Banquet Facility on Burnett's Road near Battle Ground. More...

Resolution celebrates Town of Camden

Last week, the Indiana Senate paid tribute to Camden, a Carroll County community of approximately 600 people, with a resolution in honor of its 175th anniversary. A two-day celebration is being planned in July. More...

Delphi native is Walgreen's new president and COO

Gregory D. Wasson, a native of rural Delphi and rural Monticello, has been named president and chief operating officer of Wa l g r e e n Co., the nation's largest drugstore chain, effective May 1. Wasson, 48, is currently Walgreen Co. More...

Alpaca shearing event is Saturday

Heritage Farm Suri Alpacas announces that its annual alpaca shearing day will be April 28. Open to the public, this event allows the curious to discover what alpacas are all about. More...

Two from Delphi involved in Lafayette production

Grand Effect Productions, a not-for-profit theatre group in Lafayette, will present the comedy, "Faith County," this weekend at the Wells Cultural Center. The cast and crew of the show are from Lafayette, Delphi, Frankfort and surrounding areas. More...

Scouting for the greater cause

Girl Scout Troop 1054 is using what few resources they have to inspire others to take action and bring the community together for a greater cause. The scout troop's latest concern is overseas soldiers. More...

Winners named for McCain scholarship

Recipients of the Iris McCain Scholarship, sponsored by Carroll County Extension Homemakers, are listed below. Sandy Roth is an honors student in the School of Nursing. More...

Delphi seventh-graders celebrate Tree City USA designation

Recognition of enhancements is pleasant to most. Perhaps what matters more is the opinion of residents who live near the enhancements. When the enhancements are in the form of trees, Delphi students couldn't be more pleased. More...

Surprise found in book bag

The Delphi Police Department responded to a report of a sharp object brought to Hillcrest Elementary Monday by a student. The student told authorities he was not aware the object was in his backpack until the early afternoon. More...

Burlington to start street repairs

Burlington Town Council met recently and awarded Crenshaw Paving the contract to resurface and patch some of the town's streets. Their estimated cost is $30,010. Central Paving was the other bidder. More...

Come out and play!

County parks getting ready for summer activities

When the weather turns warm (it was bound to happen soon), people just normally gravitate toward outdoor activities to fill their free time. More...

Budding, seasoned artists reveal connections through Delphi Art Show

Anyone who loves creativity and camaraderie should find the 51st annual Jack Sanders' Delphi Art Show satisfies those cravings. More...