To quote former Delphi Citizen editor, Art Mc- Dowell: “Certain women in Carroll County made their marks in the ERA movement long before anyone ever associated those letters with ‘Equal Rights ...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which is dedicated to promoting mental wellbeing for all and challenging stigmas. For parents and caregivers of autistic children, this month offers a meaningful ...

A MOB OF FARMERS USES DYNAMITE WITH DISASTROUS RESULTS. The farmers of the eastern part of the county seem determined to fight to the bitter end in the toll-pike controversy, as is evidenced by their ...

201 Motor Vehicle Highway $293,138.71 $54,377.08 $60,152.41 $287,363.38 202 Local Road and Street $25,107.17 $4,823.52 $12,000.00 $17,930.69 272 Park Grant (Local Grant) $0.00 $7,500.00 $7,500.00 ...

Every year the State of Indiana awards 100 year and 150 year awards for homesteads that have been under the same continuous family ownership for 100 and 150 years. The Indiana Department of ...

In the photo from left to right: Miss Photogenic – Emma Feltner; 2nd Runner Up – Nevaeh Dawley; Queen: Kylie Fife; 1st Runner Up ...

Georgia, from left, Carolina, and Hope Wilimitis enjoyed a spring day climbing on the Rope Twister at Burlington Community Park recently. The Twister is some of the new playground equipment that was ...

On a warm Saturday under sunny skies, hundreds gathered at the Tippecanoe Amphitheater for the 5th Annual Lacey Grace Benefit Fundraiser & Jeep/Motorcycle Ride — a day marked by generosity, community ...

Candi Pastor Harrison, author of a dozen books about life in Carroll County, Indiana, was honored with the Limelight Award of the Delphi Opera House on Wednesday, October 16, 2024 with a full house in ...

Kasey Busam, 36 years old born May 12, 1988. Died June 27, 2024, after fighting illness the past few years. Kasey enjoyed playing video games and meeting new people. He spent most of his time in ...

Possibly the most unusual and queer event ever recorded in Carroll county is represented by the accompanying cut, which shows a chicken, alive and in possession of practically its full strength ...

Photos by Bill Ray, News and Review photographer and good friend of Wilmer “Bill” Schock. The two Bills are featured below, with Ray wearing a red baseball cap. To view more photos, visit the Carroll ...