Fika Coffee Wine Nibbles, better known as Fika, is a new business in Delphi with a target demographic of women ages 16-40 who live, work, and/or travel in the Delphi area. Fika (pronounced Fee-ka) is a...
A new government grant is set to impact Career Technology Engineering (CTE) classes in the state of Indiana. The changes, called Perkins 5: Next Level Jobs (Perkins 5NLJ), will affect the incoming sophomore...
In early October 2021, Kent Sales and his wife, Jennifer Sales, took over ownership of Delphi’s historic restaurant, The Sandwich Shop.
After working in emergency services for nearly thirty...
The City of Delphi has a plan in the works to build a new housing addition on 275 acres of land between Prince William Rd., Riley Rd., CR 200 N, and the Hoosier Heartland. If the plan succeeds, Delphi...
The 54th annual Feast of the Hunters’ Moon is Oct. 9-10, 2021. This event will take place along the banks of the Wabash River, just a little southwest of West Lafayette. The Feast of the Hunters’ Moon...
Upper Room Youth Center (URYC), located at 101 W. Front St. (in the building behind The Blue Moose) is the site of a new, free after school program that runs Monday through Friday from 3:15 - 5:30 p.m....
Camp Tecumseh is expanding their facilities. After realizing in 2019 that their visions and plans for the camp had changed, they decided to relocate the flagpole, make mini farm improvements, realign the...
On Tuesday, March 9, the Delphi Community High School English department hosted the fifth annual This I Believe event in the Little Theater. The event, which was sponsored by the Delphi Educational Foundation,...
The Carroll County food pantry was started by the Carroll County Council of Churches in the 1970s. In 1981 The Carroll County Food Pantry became an independent, nonprofit corporation. The food pantries...
On the morning of Feb. 1, 2021, a coup d'état (which is defined as a sudden, violent, and illegal seizure of power from a government) occurred in the Southeast Asian nation of Myanmar, in the nation’s...
