Local sorority wrapping gifts
Delta Chi Sigma sorority will have its annual gift wrap in the Logansport Mall at the main entrance.
Gift wrappers will be available from Dec. 12 to 24.
Items can be of any size and can have been purchased anywhere. Part of the proceeds will go to a local charity.
North Pole Wonderland set
The Logansport Parks and Recreation Department has announced the second annual North Pole Wonderland will take place from 1 to 3 p.m. Dec. 14 at Dykeman Park.
Ride the North Pole Carriage Express starting at the Dykeman Park clubhouse as it carries individuals and families to the North Pole Wonderland.
The North Pole Wonderland will give families an opportunity to have photos taken with Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus for $2. For a $1 ticket, participants can make their own Christmas tree ornament, listen to holiday stories with the Reading Railroad, have a treat of hot chocolate and cookies and ride the North Pole Carriage Express.
Questions can be directed to the activities director, Vicki Ward, at (574) 753-7388 or e-mail at vickiw.logansportparks@verizon.net
Post receives new memorial stone
Lafayette — The Lafayette District recently received a new monument to replace the one that had stood vigil near the front entrance of the post for 15 years.
The new monument is carved from a 2,200-pound piece of black granite. The face is etched with the Indiana State Police shield and the words: “As we that are left behind grow old, they shall not grow old, age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn at the going down of the sun, and in the morning, WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.”
The opposite side is etched with an Indiana State Police badge, Indiana State Police Alliance logo and the names of the 45 department personnel whose sacrifice will continue to be immortalized. The top of the monument is etched with a trooper’s campaign hat and the words: “The strength of the Indiana State Police Department lies in the character of its people.”
The Indiana State Police Alliance has adopted and funded the $40,000 project to replace the monuments, after the previous limestone monuments became weathered. Each of the 18 state police posts and the Alliance offices will receive a new monument.
Anyone interested in assisting the alliance with the cost of the project can call (800) 382-1104.
Pearl Harbor Day remembrance set
The Cass County Veterans Council invites the community to attend its annual Pearl Harbor Day remembrance service.
The event will be held at 12:55 p.m. Sunday at Little Turtle Waterway Plaza. The service is intended to remember those who gave their lives in the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Kokomo driver crashes into bar
A Kokomo man believed to be intoxicated crashed his vehicle into a bar on Erie Avenue Monday night.
At 10:59 p.m., Logansport police witnessed 23-year-old Daniel S. Sommer stagger from a vehicle that had just struck the front of the Club Rehab building at 1201 Erie Ave.
A motorist who had been following Sommer south on 12th Street from Market Street called 9-1-1 about a suspected drunk driver. An officer responding from nearby saw Sommer being helped from the vehicle.
Sommer reportedly stated he had lost control of his vehicle on the icy road.
Sommer was arrested on charges of operating while intoxicated-refusal and public intoxication. Sommer also received several citations.
There were at least six people in the bar at the time the vehicle crashed into the building, but no one was injured.
Local News
Area briefs Dec. 2
- Local News
-
- Daddy/Daughter Valentine Dance
-
Victory worth celebrating: United Way raises more than $600,000 for area organizations
Joe Johnson stood at the front of the room where a “small army” of community leaders had just been recognized for their work in raising more than $600,000 for United Way of Cass County. “Woah,” said the incoming campaign chairman. “This is scary.”
-
Accused rapist charged with felony in Arizona
A Logansport man out on bail on multiple sex-related charges was arrested last week in Arizona after police say he tried to attack his dad with a pair of kitchen knives.
-
Jurors: Galveston man not guilty of molest
A jury took only an hour Wednesday to decide that a Galveston man was not guilty of molesting a 9-year-old girl a decade ago.
-
Sen. Head to run for re-election
State Sen. Randy Head announced Wednesday he will seek re-election.
-
Retired Navy chief, former judge announce bids for local office
A former Cass Superior Court judge and a retired senior chief with the Navy announced their candidacies for local seats Wednesday.
-
Snowless savings: Warm weather lowers expenses
The unseasonably warm temperatures have allowed state and local road crews to perform roadwork usually conducted in the fall, lowered Logansport Municipal Utilities electric usage and saved all departments overtime pay for employees.
-
Logansport sees jump in grad rate
Logansport High School saw its graduation rate jump four percentage points in numbers released this week by the Indiana Department of Education.
-
Officials break ground on $1.1M Eel River Run
Contractors are set to begin work on the mile-long Eel River Run trail in downtown Logansport — the result of more than eight years of planning.
-
Fifth candidate files for county council
A longtime Logansport Municipal Utilities worker and former business owner is the first Democrat to file for county office in the coming primary election.
- More Local News Headlines








