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Art By The Tracks Kicks Off Thursday, Aug. 22; RSVPs Due Today, Aug. 20 With Walk-Ins Welcome
The Flora Depot Railroad and Local History Museum is hosting its Art by the Tracks event this Thursday, Aug. 22 for community members to create their own masterpieces and bond with others in the community. The class will be held at the Flora Depot at 104 W. Main St. in...
500 Wabash fire alarms
On Monday, August 19 there were two fire alarms back-to-back in 500 Wabash. The fire alarms happened within 5 minutes of each other. They occurred around 10:50-11:15 pm. We have classes tomorrow let us sleep!. While I know which room is responsible, I don’t know why, but I do have...
READI-made Housing Solutions Advancing Quality of Life and Place in Greater Lafayette
DELPHI — The Indiana Economic Development Corporation joined local and regional officials in Delphi to break ground on Bowen Estates, a new single family residential subdivision being supported by matching funds from Indiana’s Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative Friday, Aug. 16. Governor Eric J. Holcomb established the...
Marilyn L. Cole — UPDATED
Marilyn L. Cole passed away on Thursday, July 25, 2024, at The Waters of Syracuse at 10:40 p.m. She was born on Sept. 16, 1937, in Marion, to Edward and Lucille (Pat) Shively Merchant. Marilyn graduated from Marion High School in 1955. She then graduated from Ball State in 1959....
Frankfort Hot Dogs Ace Peru Volleyball Invite; Rivalry Showdown Against Rossville Live On Hot Dog Network Tonight, Aug. 20
The Frankfort Hot Dogs volleyball team rocketed to a positive track record to kick off the start of the fall season against multiple schools at the Peru Invite on Saturday. The Frankfort Hot Dogs volleyball team opened their fall season with multiple victories at the Peru Invite, beginning their day with pool play Huntington North where they secured their first victory of the tournament. The team fell short to Hamilton Heights, who concluded the tournament as the champions.
Football Preseason Preview: Clinton Central Bulldogs
The Clinton Central Bulldogs head into the 2024 season looking to take a step forward after finishing 1-8 a season ago. Jeremy Fendley, a Clinton Central graduate, enters his second season leading the Bulldogs. After building the foundation last year, Fendley said this year they hope to continue building the program up.
Citizens Asks to Include Fireworks in Nuisance Ordinance During Meeting
During Citizens recognition time at the Taylor Township Supervisors meeting, Dave Aiello asked if the new nuisance ordinance would include fireworks, which he had a great deal of trouble with this year. He also asked how the township could enforce the ordinance. The supervisors said they could now fine for...
How do cash stipends help address homelessness?
A $9 million experiment in Denver holds some clues for how the nation might address the growing crisis of homelessness. Adrian Ma and Wailin Wong from NPR's daily economics podcast, The Indicator, walk us through how it worked. ADRIAN MA, BYLINE: Mark Donovan is, by most people's standards, a pretty...
Gull denies two motions from defense team in Delphi case
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. (NETWORK INDIANA) — Special Judge Fran Gull has denied two motions from the defense team representing suspect Richard Allen. The defense team in the Delphi murders case wanted charges dismissed based on what they called exculpatory evidence that would prove Allen’s innocence, but Judge Gull ruled Friday they could not prove that evidence was exculpatory.
Many projects taking shape in Roann
Roann is a busy town right now. The covered bridge is in the process of being painted. New sidewalks are going in along with the rest of the new lamp posts. The old Hively building (later a veterinarian office) has been taken down for the new store coming to town. A little history: The Hively Manufacturing founded by Lawrence Hively gave jobs to a lot of local people. At one time, Larry had 97 employees on his payroll. They manufactured hog feeders, farrowing crates and other related equipment for 35 years. After Larry sold his business, Terry Keffaber opened a vet office in the front part of the building. Later on, David Schuler put in self-storage units in the back of the building. David sold the building to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hanes. As we know, time moves on, and things change but don’t forget the history and people of our great little town.
South Delphi Historic District Officially Achieves Placement On National Register Of Historic Places
The South Delphi Historic District has officially been added to the National Register of Historic Places by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to commemorate the historical significance of the area in Delphi. The South Delphi Historic District, which is “roughly bounded by the north boundary of Riley Park on...
Creating a modern culture of learning to motivate current (and future) employees
When I graduated from the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University, I knew I wanted to go into business. I had spent time working in all of the departments at my family’s car dealership in Kokomo while I was a student, so when I was done with college, it made sense to continue in that direction. Now a few decades later, I have followed in my father’s footsteps and lead our family’s car dealership as CEO, growing our group to four locations in Kokomo, Tipton and Lafayette.
Honeywell Foundation honored at Indiana Century and Half-Century Awards
Wabash, IN– The Honeywell Foundation was recognized on August 15 at the annual Indiana Century and Half-Century Awards in Indianapolis as a 2024 Half-Century Award recipient (83 years of operation in Wabash County). Governor Eric J. Holcomb joined Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg to celebrate longstanding Hoosier businesses, awarding the Governor’s Century and Half-Century Business Award to 48 businesses in recognition of each company’s longevity and its impact on the state’s economy, communities, and people. Representing Honeywell were Tod Minnich, President and CEO; Cathy Gatchel, Chief Development Officer; Kyle Dubois, Chief Operations Officer; Sally Krouse, Board Chair; and Dave Haist, Past Board Chair and Life Member.
Downtown Delphi Streets Close Friday & Saturday For 11th Annual Bacon Festival
The City of Delphi announced an upcoming street closure for Friday in anticipation of the Indiana Bacon Festival in downtown Delphi. The city stated that beginning Friday, Aug. 23 at 5 p.m., Main Street and Washington Street will be closed at the stop light and will extend to cover the festival parameters that have been outlined in previous years.
Grace Volleyball Punches Pair Of Upsets Over Top 25 Teams
MARION, Ind. - Grace’s volleyball team made a major statement on Friday against premier NAIA competition. The Lancers secured two NAIA Top 25 upsets, stunning No. 6 Midland and No. 16 IU Kokomo in the span of a few hours. The two upsets wrapped up Grace’s season-opening tournament at...
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