Dayton
Dayton, IN · Municipal
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Volunteers invited to help plant trees on Nov. 7, 2026
The City of Logansport has partnered with the Indiana University Environmental Resilience Institute to plant one hundred trees in the community through the Urban Green Infrastructure Resilience Cohort. Julien Doty, an undergraduate senior at Indiana University Bloomington studying Environmental Science and Economics, interned with Planning Director Arin Shaver during the...
clintoncountydailynews.com
Frankfort Redevelopment Commission Backs Addition of Land Parcel to DataOne from Conagra and Considers Purchase of Downtown Building
At Thursday’s meeting, the Frankfort Redevelopment Commission heard a resolution that takes one parcel out of the city’s existing Conagra Economic Development Area and makes it a new district called the DataOne Economic Development Area. Dustin Meeks, an attorney with Barnes & Thornburg, presented Resolution 26-05 to the...
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ABA Technician Unions Add a Second Indiana Unit as the NLRB Certifies a UAW Win in In. No ABA Bargaining Unit Has Announced a First Contract.
Eight ABA units have voted to organize since May 2025. The newest was certified October 19; the oldest is on strike, and another is in a bargaining dispute. Behavior technicians in Peru, Indiana, won a UAW election 15 to 10. The NLRB certified the unit at Autism Brain Alternatives on October 19, the second ABA workplace in Indiana to organize with the UAW.
indiana105.com
Kankakee Valley Superintendent Elected President of Indiana Small and Rural Schools Association
In Wheatfield, the Superintendent of the Kankakee Valley School Corporation is now president of the Indiana Small and Rural Schools Association (ISRSA). Don Street was elected during the organization’s annual meeting this month Tuesday October 6, 2026, and steps into the statewide leadership role after serving the previous two years as vice-president. Street, who’s led KV Schools since 2019, began his career in education as a teacher in 1991, and has a total of 13 years experience as a superintendent. In his new role, Street will lead organization meetings and guide critical policy discussions impacting more than 180 school corporations across Indiana. “While ISRSA members help identify key issues and priorities, the Board of Directors makes final decisions, with the President playing a central role in steering that decision-making process. Additionally, Street will work closely with and provide oversight to ISRSA Executive Director Christopher Lagoni, assisting in evaluating and identifying service-member partners that advance the organization’s mission,” a news release said.
Journal Review
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Slipher Brothers Historical Marker Erected Today in Front of Old Stoney
The City of Frankfort installed a marker commemorating the accomplishment of two world-famous astronomers from Clinton County. The marker was erected in cooperation with Lowell Observatory in Arizona, Camp Cullom’s Prairie Grass Observatory, Frankfort Mayor Judy Sheets, Frankfort City Council, Clinton County Historical Society/Nancy Hart, Historian from the Goethe Link Observatory and Indiana Astronomical Society Tom Borlik, Wabash Valley Astronomical Society and others.
The Exponent
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Don’t miss Arcadia’s Fall Festival
The Town of Arcadia and Arcadia Market on Main invite you to the sixth annual Fall Festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, in downtown Arcadia. Admission is free. Browse 62 homemade, handmade, and boutique vendors. Bring the kids for Caravan Classes, a Highland miniature cow, games, and photo opportunities. Enjoy live music all day outside Northbrook Brewery, and check out the Arcadia Fall Car Show on Main Street – open to all cars, trucks, scooters, and tractors. Come hungry … the food court features several food trucks and other tasty treats. Arcadia can’t wait to welcome you to town! Follow along at Facebook.com/ArcadiaMarketOnMain.
Current Publishing
Letter: Yes on WWS referendum
I’m voting yes on the Westfield Washington Schools referendum and I urge my fellow Westfield residents to do the same. Since kindergarten, my son has had the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive in Westfield Washington Schools. Today, he’s a sophomore and I’m grateful for the excellent educational experience he’s received. Every child in Westfield deserves that same opportunity.
Journal & Courier
BREAKING: Alting resigns from Indiana senate: 'I am deeply sorry'
LAFAYETTE, IN — Indiana Sen. Ron Alting has announced he is resigning his position amid allegations of several Walmart shoplifting incidents in Lafayette, Monticello and Florida. In a Facebook post Wednesday afternoon, he wrote, "Twenty-eight years ago, I asked the people of this community for the privilege of representing them in the Indiana Senate. It has been the greatest honor of my life. "Over the past several weeks, I have been undergoing extensive medical evaluation for concerning changes in my judgment, behavior and cognitive functioning. That evaluation has included specialists in neurology, geriatrics and mental health, as well as an MRI and other testing. That work is continuing as my doctors seek a definitive diagnosis. "During this time, I did things that were wrong and completely out of character for me. I take responsibility for my actions. I am deeply sorry for the hurt and disappointment I have caused my family, friends, colleagues, constituents and the store employees involved. "After many difficult conversations with my family, my doctors and people I have trusted for many years, I have concluded that I need to bring my time in public office to an end and devote my attention to my health and
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Pull Up A Counter Stool At These 6 Indiana Lunch Counters That Still Feel Like 1960
Some Indiana lunch spots never got the memo that the decades kept moving. You still sit on a stool, order a burger or a tenderloin, and watch the cook work a few feet away. These six counters stretch from Fort Wayne to West Lafayette, and each one keeps a little piece of mid-century Hoosier life on the menu. If you like simple food, quick service, and a booth or stool with some history behind it, this list is for you.
clintoncountydailynews.com
Clinton County Chamber of Commerce to Host Casino Night October 24
The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Diamond Event Center, located at 2574 IN-39 in Frankfort. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., with the event running from 7 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $40 for Chamber members and $50 for non-members. A table of eight is...