The Delphi City Council decided at the last council meeting to follow the suggestion of downtown business owners and enforce the current parking ordinance. More...
Shirley Schock has retired as librarian of the Camden-Jackson Township Public Library after serving patrons for nearly 40 years. The library board is hosting an open house for her on May 15 from 2 to 4 p.m. More...
The Governor’s Council on Impaired and Dangerous Driving and the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI) are asking drivers to help keep Indiana roadways safe by looking out for motorcyclists. More...
Last week started with the Coaches poll voting the Delphi Lady Oracles as the number one softball program in Class 2A. Besides the honor, the team had a full schedule, playing six games in six days. They were scheduled to do the same this week. More...
The Delphi boys and girls track and field teams had a good week - winning the 96th Annual RMD and finishing second in the Carroll-White County Championships. More...
Delphi won a pair of Hoosier Conference games last week over Sheridan - 10- 8 on Tuesday and 9-6 on Wednesday before losing to Tri-County 4-3 on Thursday, 11-2 at Class 1A #1-ranked Central Catholic on Friday, and 7-0 at Class 4A #6-ranked McCutcheon More...
Carroll Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution announces the recipients of its Good Citizen awards. One student is selected from each of the county’s two high schools. More...
Delphi FFA hosted the FFA State Welding Competition on April 26. Competing from Delphi were Derek Bradshaw, Cameron Spitznagle, Braden Clawson and Walker Alderman. More...
After spending his senior year at Carroll Jr.-Sr. High School, Matt Heber signed to play for NAIA Division 2 Trinity International University (TIU) on May 3, fulfilling his childhood dream of playing for a college team. More...
Mark L. Graham, 28, and Crystal M. Booth, 28, both of Flora. Caleb W. Garber, 21, and Melinda B. Diehl, 20, both of Camden. Richard C. Everett, 23, and Brittani N. Slade, 20, both of Delphi. James M. Vandergraff, 57, and Yvonne S. More...
Today’s young children are more likely to spend a significant amount of time in front of a television, a computer or other electronic devices in exchange for active play activities than children several years ago, according to Camden Early Chil More...
Camden Lions Club recently recognized members with special awards. Recipients were (l-r): Front – Mary Whitfield, 10-year member, and Sue Penn, attendance and 10-year member. More...
The Wabash & Erie Canal Association will open its 2011 canal boat tour season this Saturday with a concert by Hogeye Navvy, an acoustic musical group from Indianapolis. More...
Purdue Extension and Carroll County Master Gardeners will host a free workshop May 17 on lawn care, weed identification, and disease control in turf. The workshop will begin at 7 p.m. at the 4-H Building in Flora. More...
The wind gusted indignantly Sunday afternoon as rain poured down on the festive red and white striped tent perched in the middle of the lush green back yard. More...
By Larry DeBoer Professor of Agricultural Economics, Purdue University
After years of gloom in the Indiana State House, this spring saw a ray of light. The April forecast increased revenue projections for the coming biennium budget. That’s the first time this has happened since a tiny increase in April 2005. More...
From the files of Hoosier Democrat, Delphi Journal, Journal Citizen and Carroll County Comet. Photo provided by Carroll County Historical Museum. More...
Margaret A. Bowman, 93, of Burlington, died at 8:30 p.m. Friday, May 6, 2011, at Waterford Place Health Campus, Kokomo. Margaret was born July 18, 1917, in Kokomo, the daughter of John and Emma (Stine) Lutsch. More...
Thomas J. Kinzer, 58, of Monticello, passed away at 2:19 p.m. Wednesday, May 4, 2011, at Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne. He was born Oct. 16, 1952, in Logansport, to Robert and Bernadean Pearson Kinzer. Tom attended Flora schools. More...
Raymond Howard “Ray” Anderson, 60, Monticello, died at 9:24 a.m. May 7, 2011, at Indiana University Health Hospital, Lafayette. Two daughters survive, Lora Anderson of Monticello and Tina Claiborne of Delphi. More...