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Carroll County veterans have a new leader to help them with resources. After being served for decades by recently retired Bob Morrow, Larry Leach of Rock Creek Township was appointed to fill the position at the Monday morning commissioners meeting. More...
Draft of Comprehensive Land Use Plan available, meeting set

During the next few months, a new Comprehensive Land Use Plan for Carroll County will be finalized. The plan will present a vision for Carroll County's future and a roadmap for its growth and development over the next twenty years. More...

Given a threat from the treasurer that her office would not have enough time to prepare two sets of property tax bills this year, a group of concerned Carroll County citizens volunteered to stuff envelopes and do whatever More...

The National Extended Family Program, which was initiated in 2003, offers resources to Carroll County residents who have a loved one in jail or prison. Founder and executive director Laure Clemons will speak at the Logansport office during the week of Aug. 4 to more fully advertise available services. More...
Programming for July 23- 30 is listed below: Wed., July 23 - 7 p.m., Carroll County 4-H Fair Queen Contest (taped 7/12) and other taped fair coverage. Sun., July 27 - No Sunday service to be aired. Mon., July 28 - 7 p.m., Crossroads Community Christian Church worship service (taped 7/27); followed by 2008 4-H Fair Parade. More...
What will the children of Carroll County citizens think in 20 years about how the county and their lives got to their present state? Will they say to the current county planners and leaders - their parents and grandparents - "Thank you for being able to make the tough decisions in 2008 to bring about a good quality of life for us now. More...
Flora's 8 and under All-Star team took second at district, which moved them on to semi state. At the semi state games, they finished in third place, advancing them to the State Championship games in Walton. More...
The Delphi Community School Corporation will host the first annual Community Prayer Breakfast on Aug. 13 in the High School Commons. The event is being sponsored by the school corporation and local churches. The breakfast will begin at 7 a.m. with an eventfilled program to follow. More...
Mary May of Delphi will celebrate her 90th birthday at an open house on Saturday. The event, hosted by her family, will be from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Wabash & Erie Canal Conference Center, Delphi. She was born July 26, 1918, in rural Mulberry, to Forest and Ruth Miller. She married Carl E. May and he died in 1961. More...
10 YEARS AGO Carroll County Church Ministries will have its new Released Time Religious Education classroom on display next week at the Carroll County 4-H Fair. The converted 33-passenger bus will be parked across the road from Carroll Elementary School and be used as the religious education classroom for third and fourth graders. More...
Susan Freeman chose a career in teaching because she loves children. She spent 38 years teaching second graders. Now after 38 years in the classroom she has decided to retire and help children through another venue, volunteer work. More...
Dorothy G. (Gipson) Powell, 83, of Lafayette, died at St. Elizabeth Medical Center, Lafayette, on Monday, July 14, 2008. Born in Carroll County, Ind., on May 24, 1925, she was the daughter of the late Frank and Audry (Brown) Gipson. She married Earl Powell and he preceded her in death. More...
Judge Jeffrey Smith
Superior Court judgments are gathered from public records on file in the Carroll County Clerk's office on the second floor of the courthouse, Delphi. Jeffery S. Marshall, 39, Logansport was found guilty of check deception and was sentenced to one year in jail, one year suspended and one year supervised probation. More...