March 4, 2009 RSS feed / Local News

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A unique piece of history

Historical aerial photos offered
By Debbie Lowe Staff writer
What seemed like a storage and/or disposal nightmare for an Ohio aerial photography company was turned into not only a profit-making venture but an opportunity for many Carroll County residents to own a historical image from 1964 of their farms a More...

American Cancer Society announces Daffodil Days

Comet staff report

Daffodil Days is a special event representing hope in the fight against cancer. This year the Carroll County Unit of the American Cancer Society welcomes support as Daffodil Days quickly approaches. This year's event will be held March 19. More...

City council lacks quorum

By Debbie Lowe Staff writer

There was no quorum of Delphi City Council members for their Monday night meeting. Only Carolyn Pearson and Nelson Smith were present out of the five-member city council. Dan Sterrett, Kyle Germond and Garrison were absent. More...

Book collection to benefit Carroll County foster children

Comet staff report

Purdue University's Mortar Board is sponsoring a carnival March 8 at Tarkington Hall at Purdue University to kick-off a competition to collect books and raise donations to benefit foster children through the "Books for Youth" initiative. More...

Carroll County needs foster parents

Comet staff report

The Region V Department of Child Services is seeking people from Carroll County as well as Benton, Clinton, Fountain, Tippecanoe, Warren and White counties to become foster parents. More...

Library can help with filing for unemployment benefits

Comet staff report

Like other libraries across the state, the Flora-Monroe Twp. Public Library has become a frequent destination for people who must file for unemployment because there is not a WorkOne center in Carroll County. More...

City BOW and Safety to re-examine one-way

By Debbie Lowe Staff writer

Delphi Mayor Randy Strasser announced at the Monday night Board of Works meeting that making Indiana St. southbound from Main St. one-way several months ago did not work out with all parties involved. More...

Get prepared to spot storms

Comet staff report

The National Weather Service, working with Carroll County Emergency Management Agency and the Camden Volunteer Fire Department, will conduct a severe storm spotter training on March 11 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Fire Station in Camden. More...