The former Call Leader offices at 317 South Anderson Street were purchased by DMT Capital, LLC in 2023. Since then, the company, operated by David Turk and Tyler and Miles Hiatt, has been hard at work renovating the space, re-purposing the historic downtown building into 13 efficiency apartments, climate-controlled storage units, and are planning to open a breakfast cafe.
Madison County Sheriffs arrested Robert Ray Owens Jr., 47, of Summitville, on Tuesday, July 15 for violation of probation.
On Sunday, July 20, the Grant County Sheriff’s Office and the Marion Police Department announced the arrest of five men for child solicitation. According to a press release posted to the Sheriff’s Office Facebook page, four men traveled from outside counties with the intent to engage in sexual activity with a person they believed to be a 13-year-old girl.
Elwood police arrested William Kyle Farr, 40, of Elwood, on Tuesday, July 8 for failure to appear.
A 32-year-old Elwood man has been charged with auto theft after allegedly taking and wrecking his uncle’s truck last spring in Tipton County
Last summer, the Elwood Animal Shelter teamed up with Kris Rotonoda, founder of Jordan’s Way, a national organization that raises funding for animal shelters and rescues through livestreaming social media events. On a random Wednesday afternoon, Jordan’s Way helped the Elwood Animal Shelter raise more than $7,000. Now, the Elwood Animal Shelter and Jordan’s Way are teaming up again, as part of Jordan’s Way Bowl 2025 in Wichita Falls, Texas.
HAMILTON COUNTY — Thomas Anderson Jr., the man arrested in the 1992 murder of Tony Bledsoe, of Arcadia, appeared in court last week for a pretrial conference. During the pretrial conference, it was revealed that the prosecutor had previously taken the investigation to a grand jury, which did not return an indictment.
2012 Alexandria-Monroe High School graduate, Aubree Parnell, and partner, Josh Hanson, are launching a fund raising and awareness event to support their son, Beau, support research, and educate the community about the rare genetic disorder, CASK.
The body of a former Alexandria resident who went missing near her home in Colorado on Mother’s Day 2020 was moved at least twice, a new indictment alleges.