Morning Heights Cemetery is under new management after the Delphi City Council transferred its governance to the Board of Works during a meeting June 2. “We did the first reading in May, and nothing ...

David C. Gilbert, 64 of Flora, was called home on January 11, 2025, after a valiant battle with cancer. Dad’s soul went to be with his Lord and Savior, while his body lay peacefully in the arms of his ...

Dr. Charles Crampton was a family practitioner in Carroll County for decades, delivering thousands of babies. In 1949, he was named “Doctor of the Year” in Indiana by the Indiana Medical Association.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION LEGAL NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION The voters of CARROLL County are notified in accordance with Indiana Code 3-8-2-19 that a primary election will be held within the ...

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On February 21, former Comet editor Michael Griffey underwent surgery at IU Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis to have a brain tumor removed. Griffey was recently diagnosed with two brain ...

Governor Mike Braun and Indiana Secretary of Transportation and Infrastructure Matt Ubelhor joined local officials in Monticello this week to announce more than $200 million in funding awards for ...

The following is an in-depth interview with ISP Lt. Jerry Holeman. Holeman spoke with journalist Amy Graham-McCarty about all aspects of the Delphi double-murder case in the immediate days following ...

Neda Kay Duff was awarded Business Woman of the Year by Delphi Business Women’s Club at their dinner. This award is given to a woman that has made many contributions and is outstanding in the ...

Delphi School Corporation Board of Trustees are pictured during the welcome to new Superintendent Mrs. Lindsey Brown. L-R in photo are board members Gil Smith, Chris Nipple, Kirk Schwarzkopf, Mike ...

The Taylor Titans were guests at CHS last Friday night for a Hoosier Heartland Conference (HHC) matchup. Carroll never trailed in the contest, but the game was tied three minutes into the second half.

While it may be difficult to believe today, Pittsburg, Indiana was once a more thriving community than Delphi thanks to the Wabash & Erie Canal. Platted in 1838 for side-cut canal traffic and cheap ...