Opinion

National Newspaper Week: 250 years later, newspapers are still vital
By BENJY HAMM Director of the National Institute for Rural Journalism & Community Issues When the Declaration of Independence was signed 250 years ago, newspapers throughout the colonies shared the…
- National Newspaper Week: 250 years later, newspapers are still vital
- Mother’s Day as a full-time single dad
- People Speak
- Beyond Reason with Rob Perez
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Briefs
Fundraiser Postponed The fundraiser sale of Grandma’s Soaps and Stuff that was scheduled at IU Tipton Hospital today, Thursday, Oct. 29, has been canceled and will be rescheduled at a…
- Briefs
- A perfect fall day for the Red Gold Chili Cook-Off
- First-ever Elwood Art Walk set for Saturday
- Briefs
Lifestyle

Asking Eric: Friend’s paranoia keeps her away from medical help
By R. ERIC THOMASTribune Content AgencyDear Eric: I’m 82 years old. I live in a retirement home where I’ve made two close friends, Wilma and Janet.Out of all of us,…
News
Fairmount man dies after hunting accident in Wabash County
By JENNY CORBETTjcorbett@cherryroad.comSunday evening, Indiana Conservation officers responded to a crossbow hunting accident in Wabash County. Jacob Fix, 32, formerly of the Alexandria area currently of Fairmount, accidentally fired a crossbow causing the arrow to hit and penetrate his right leg. Fix was treated on the scene for the life-threatening wound before being airlifted to…
- Fairmount man dies after hunting accident in Wabash County
- BZA hears updates on several properties
- The Piper on 28 brings Noblesville menu, plus pizza and live entertainment to Elwood
- Jones details current plans for Municipal Building renovation
Community

Celebrating America 250
Fall Creek Friends MeetinghouseBy STEPHEN JACKSONLocation: Fall Creek Friends Meetinghouse; 1794 West State Road 38, Pendleton, INIn 1834, Enos Adamson deeded 3 acres east of Pendleton to the Society of Friends. Adamson was paid $15 for the land. In 1836, the congregation built a log house for worship on the ground. In 1857, a frame…
Frankton falls to Monroe Central
By MICHELLE GARMONRGarmon@cherryroad.comFRANKTON, Ind. — The second game of the season did not go as Frankton’s varsity girls basketball team had hoped it would.Monroe Central spoiled the Lady Eagles home…
- Frankton falls to Monroe Central
- Elwood, Frankton tip off seasons
- Frankton’s Thompson named to All-CIC volleyball team
- Elwood’s San Miguel named All-CIC in boys soccer
Opinion

National Newspaper Week: 250 years later, newspapers are still vital
By BENJY HAMM Director of the National Institute for Rural Journalism & Community Issues When the Declaration of Independence was signed 250 years ago, newspapers throughout the colonies shared the life-changing news with their readers.…
- National Newspaper Week: 250 years later, newspapers are still vital
- Mother’s Day as a full-time single dad
- People Speak
Conversations
Briefs
Fundraiser Postponed The fundraiser sale of Grandma’s Soaps and Stuff that was scheduled at IU Tipton Hospital today, Thursday, Oct. 29, has been canceled and will be rescheduled at a later date. Trick-or-Treating Hours The…
- Briefs
- A perfect fall day for the Red Gold Chili Cook-Off
- First-ever Elwood Art Walk set for Saturday
Lifestyle

Asking Eric: Friend’s paranoia keeps her away from medical help
By R. ERIC THOMASTribune Content AgencyDear Eric: I’m 82 years old. I live in a retirement home where I’ve made two close friends, Wilma and Janet.Out of all of us, Wilma’s health is the worst.…


