Elwood Community School Corporation (ECSC) is entering the 2025-26 school year with a renewed focus on student achievement, instructional leadership, and community engagement.
Mayor Todd Jones issued the following statement last Wednesday regarding a public notice that was advertised in the Elwood Call-Leader regarding a public hearing that was slated for next Monday’s City Council meeting regarding the issuance of a potential wheel tax.
Dear Eric: I’m on a condo board with a couple of men who seem very controlling and regularly impugn my honesty. This is extremely uncomfortable. I’m not sure how to respond. For example, we had a meeting and one of them said we never have discussed these topics at this kind of meeting. I’m the secretary. I said look at last year’s special meeting after the annual election. You will see that we had some old business, new business and an executive session after the election of officers.
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.
Dear Eric: My sister and brother-in-law live a couple of hours away. My wife and I get along with them but are not close, and we try to make an effort to see them when we are nearby (a couple times a year). We have a pre-school-age child, while they do not have kids. They are kind and generous to our child when they see him and bring him gifts from their travels when they do see him.
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.
On Tuesday, June 24, more than 30 people attended a bench dedication ceremony to honor longtime Kiwanis Club member, the late Jim Cole.
Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office took decisive action as part of a nationwide crackdown on health care fraud, targeting licensed medical professionals and providers allegedly involved in fraudulent schemes and drug diversion.