A life is often measured not in titles, but in the impressions it leaves — the photograph, the clipped newspaper column, the bridges built both metaphorically and physically. These are the stories ...

Court Filings Editor’s note: A court case filing or arrest represents only one side of a story. All persons are presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty by a court of law. Cases filed in ...

Article #663 February 2, 2026 Are you a doomsdayer or a naysayer? Or both?! A doomsdayer is someone who generally believes the end of the world, a day of reckoning, or a catastrophic event threatening ...

As Carroll and Delphi’s varsity girls basketball teams put the final touches on their regular seasons, each team saw its postseason futures revealed Sunday night after the sectional draw. With both ...

Staff challenges and low wages at Carroll Manor were discussed with Carroll County Commissioners during a meeting on Monday. The meeting coincided with Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a state and federal ...

Did you know that a conflict that impacts our world today— is in the news daily—began nearly 4000 years ago someone got tired of waiting for God to fulfill a promise? Yes, the conflict between Israel ...

Claude Sheets is probably best remembered in Carroll County for turning Adams Mill into a museum. But before he was a mill owner, Claude was a sound engineer in New York City for 20th Century Fox ...

Rossville FFA students once again took part in a long-standing winter tradition, the chapter’s annual ski trip. This year’s outing included 22 students and four chaperones and served as both a ...

A hand-hewn log cabin built nearly two centuries ago has found a new home — and a new purpose — at the Wabash and Erie Canal Park in Delphi. Moved earlier this month from a Warren County farm, the ...

As Delphi’s varsity girls basketball team puts the final touches on its regular season, they gain momentum at just the right time with sectionals looming. Extending their winning streak to five, ...

Ruth Meredith Kirkpatrick (1896—1988) was a leader in pretty much everything she did, both locally and at the state level, particularly in her field of social work and with the American Legion ...

Burlington Park Board held their first meeting of the year last Wednesday. A vote was taken for officers with unanimous approval from the board to retain the same officers as last year. John Conn will ...