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Fiber internet comes to Delphi

Fiber internet comes to Delphi

Emily Mears, Editor April 26, 2023

While cable internet is more available and often comes cheaper, Broadway Broadband is bringing fiber-optic (or fiber) internet to Delphi. Fiber is a more efficient and effective form of internet. Broadway...

DCSC celebrates Read Across America Week

DCSC celebrates Read Across America Week

Rebecca Kelly, Staff Writer March 8, 2023

Read Across America Week (Feb. 27 - March 3) is the nation's largest celebration of reading. Launched in 1997 by the National Education Association, the program focuses on promoting literacy and encouraging...

With a few updates and a name change, the middle school is hoping to promote reading and remember Abby and Libby.

Middle school library to be renamed Abby and Libby Memorial Library

Emily Mears, Editor March 1, 2023

Six years after the murders of Abigail Williams and Liberty German, the Delphi Community Middle School library is being renamed the Abby and Libby Memorial Library in their honor. The idea came from finding...

Mrs. Griffey and Mr. M excited to start their partnership.

Parnassus finds new leadership

Kylie McLeland, Staff Writer February 28, 2023

For the past 17 years, Mrs. Tonsoni has been the Parnassus adviser. She came into this position with little to no experience in journalism, videography, or photography. “I realized quickly that there...

Students are scheduling for next years classes, but the 6th period Power Hour will be scheduled later.

Schedule change to come next year

Rebecca Kelly, Staff Writer February 7, 2023

For the 2022-2023 school year, DCHS experimented with eight period days to allow students to take more classes. After one year though, the school is rethinking the schedule. After talking with both students...

Chase Long and Elijah Hartman play cornhole at the end of the day.

Senior mezzanine gets a makeover

Kylie McLeland, Staff Writer January 31, 2023

Sitting on the mezzanine during lunch has been one of Delphi’s senior traditions. The tradition includes . . . well, it includes just sitting on the mezzanine. This privilege, although kind of boring,...

An antique shop, a BBQ restaurant, and a Mexican restaurant are three new additions to downtown Delphi.

Delphi welcomes new restaurants and store

Emily Mears, Editor January 18, 2023

Over the past few months, Delphi has welcomed three new businesses to the area surrounding the courthouse.    Looking to get out of her 9 to 5 job and buy a house, Ashley Jones from Chicago...

The Community Foundation grant will help the Delphi Opera House open its doors to more young people through a new arts incentive.

Delphi Opera House receives grant for art enrichment

Kylie McLeland, Staff Writer December 14, 2022

The Delphi Opera House received an $11,000 grant from the Carroll County Community Foundation to aid in the Arts Enrichment Program for Youth.  The Arts Enrichment Program for Youth is a program in...

Students take part in local politics

Students take part in local politics

Emily Mears, Editor December 14, 2022

Since taking over as Mayor of Delphi in August of 2020, Mayor Anita Werling has had the idea of starting a Mayor’s Roundtable.    The purpose of this roundtable is to engage with students...

The first thing visitors see when arriving at the Farmers Market is the information stand.

‘Do it in Delphi’ encourages support of area small businesses

Rebecca Kelly, Staff Writer November 2, 2022

Do it in Delphi is something new the city of Delphi is trying. Every third Saturday of the month there is some kind of special deal at most of our local small businesses in town. Along with the great deals,...

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