Author Bob Morrison said he was a firefighter in Indiana when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center in 2001. When he heard news of the tragic event, he immediately got in his car and headed to New York City to see how he could help. More...
Council to wait for tax rates before making further budget cuts
By Debbie Lowe Staff writer
Carroll County Council learned at Tuesday morning's meeting the Indiana State Board of Accounts would not allow a transfer of $150,000 from the highway department into the general fund. More...
A question raised by a member of the Delphi Community School Corporation Board of Trustees during its regular meeting Monday night also raised some board members' concerns their authority may have been usurped. Who was responsible for going against a previous board decision and what should be done about it remain unknown. More...
The Carousel in Burlington is under new ownership, but still in the family. "My husband's aunt, Pat Hufford, started the shop 14 years ago," said new owner Casie Trent of Bringhurst. Trent said she has two family members working with her - her mother, Karen Francis, and mother-in-law, Shirley Trent. More...
Tony Zirkle, candidate for Congress, will host a Town Hall meeting April 17 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Carroll Jr.-Sr. High School gymnasium. The public is invited to ask questions. More...
The Comet needs to clarify why it believes it is necessary to close Carroll Manor. It is not that the Comet wants to see residents turned out with nowhere to go. Nor is it that the Comet believes the facility is not first class with caring staff. More...
Delphi Community High School track teams will host Clinton Central on Wednesday and compete in the Twin Lakes Invitational on Friday. Last week the boys and girls track teams defeated Frontier and Rossville. Boys scores were: Delphi 79, Frontier 61, and Rossville 16. The girls scores were: Delphi 88, Rossville 41 and Frontier 26. More...
10 YEARS AGO The closing of the Camden branch of Salin Bank and Trust Company will end a long banking tradition at that location. The Camden Bank, a private bank, was organized in 1870. The bank received a charter as a state bank in 1919. More...
Twin Lakes senior Michelle Burke was recently named as one of 13 finalists in the 2008 "Indiana Leaders of Tomorrow" program. Sponsored by EMBARQ, her awards included $500 cash for college and $500 for her school. More...
Robert Charles Lentner, 89, of Lafayette, died April 10, 2008, at St. Anthony Healthcare. Born in Delphi on Oct. 2, 1918, he was the son of Clarence and Lona Woods Lentner. He married Georgia Louise Arnold in 1937 in Delphi, and she survives. More...
The Carousel takes a new turn