Kiwanis Club makes donation

Last week, members of the Elwood Kiwanis Club presented a donation to Park Superintendent Clay Creekmore for the purchase of breakaway rims for the basketball goals at Kiwanis Park. .

Plain Vanilla

“King Kong” debuted in New York City ninety years ago this Spring. As I was reading about this famous film and its production, I got sidetracked by interest in the creator and producer of the movie, Merian C.

People Speak

To the people of Elwood, Indiana: It was surprising to learn that Elwood would not have a primary election on May 2, 2023 due to the fact that all those who now represent us are running unopposed. However, we the people have an opportunity to change that in the general election in November.

Social Security Matters

Dear Rusty: We were married two years ago at ages 78 and 81. Do we need to do anything with Social Security? Signed: Blissfully Happy Dear Blissfully Happy: Congratulations on your fairly recent marriage and, yes, there are some things you should do.

SLICES OF LIFE

Is it just me, or has life gotten more complicated? So many variables and tough decisions. So many crossroads.

Daily Report

Sheila Renee Hawkins, 53, of Elwood, was arrested Tuesday, May 2 for domestic battery. Aron Phillip Smith, 39, of Elwood, was arrested Tuesday, May 2 for domestic battery – with prior unrelated convictions and intimidation.

City Council okays bonds for pool project

The Elwood City Council met Monday evening for a regular meeting at the Municipal Building. Following the pledge of allegiance, Mayor Todd Jones presented a plaque to Shonda Hague.

Angie Haymaker joins Copher-Fesler-May Funeral Home

Copher-Fesler-May Funeral Home is pleased to announce that Angie D. Haymaker has joined the funeral home staff as a full-time Family Care Specialist. She will be assisting the funeral home in death response, preparation of remains, account administration, and caring for families during visitations, funerals, and memorial services.

Board of Works approves the hiring of new firefighter

The Elwood Board of Works and Public Safety met Monday evening for a regular meeting at the Municipal Building. Following the roll call, the board approved minutes from the previous meeting held on April 3.