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...

A new store is coming to Delphi. On Feb. 8, a QC Supply is moving into 1576 W Highway 421 next to the Town and Country Barber Shop. The store will be selling products from clothing to hog gates. While...

On Feb. 13, 2017 the world changed for all of us whether we knew it at the time or not. At 1:30 in the afternoon, Liberty’s older sister, Kelsi, dropped her and Abby off at the Monon High Bridge near...

On Dec. 8, 2020, Delphi received an electric bus after applying for it through Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM). The idea for an electric bus came from former superintendent, Mr. Briles,...

In most of our mainstream media we see the sky rocketing COVID-19 numbers, the negative side of politics, and the world’s fast-paced changes that deal with the issues at hand. Sometimes we just need...

Are you looking for a place to grab your morning coffee on your way to work?  Or a hangout spot for you and your friends?  Well, a new coffee shop, Fika, owned by Kaila Brooks, is expected to open in...

In early August, the Oakdale Dam, which releases water from Lake Freeman into the Tippecanoe River, began letting more water out of the lake than was coming into it. Now, a couple months later, Lake Freeman...