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Amanda Redman's coverage predominantly focuses on local government announcements, personal finance, human resources & employment, and house & home themes. She may be most responsive to pitches related to local government changes or initiatives in the Marion area of Indiana.
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Carroll High School wrestler Jace Diaz tested his skills against some of the nation’s top competition at the NUWAY Rumble in Sandusky, Ohio. Competing with the Indiana Outlaws in the 15U Duals, Diaz helped his team earn a top-10 finish in the national tournament, which featured teams representing states from across the country. Diaz finished the weekend with a 3-4 […]
Local students will return to classrooms this fall under the state’s new bell-to-bell cellphone law, with local school corporations implementing updated policies aimed at reducing distractions and increasing student engagement. Senate Enrolled Act 78, which took effect July 1, requires Indiana public schools to limit student access to personal wireless communication devices throughout the school day. The law expands previous […]
What began as a simple request for barbecue sauce to go with chicken nuggets has grown into Happy Hawg BBQ Sauce, a Delphi family business with products now stocked in retail locations across north-central Indiana. The idea that sparked the sauce dates back more than two decades, when Darrel and Tammy Noonkester’s daughter, Courtney, was about 10 years-old. “My daughter […]
For more than half a century, a sewer connection ban placed limits on how Flora could grow. On Friday, Aug. 14, local, regional and state leaders gathered at 713 Carriage Lane, alongside an open field that will soon look much different, to celebrate those limitations becoming part of the town’s past. Local and state officials gathered as the ground was […]
Heavy rain and repeated storms damaged parks, covered county roads with water and forced bridge closures as flooding continued across Carroll County on Sunday. Carroll County Emergency Management reported several road and bridge closures Sunday. County Road 350 E was closed south of the Wildcat bridge between county roads 350 S and 500 S because of water over the road. […]
The jury trial for a Flora man charged with 78 felony counts in a child exploitation case has been postponed just one day before it was scheduled to begin. Adam Bridge, 40, had been scheduled for a four-day jury trial beginning Tuesday, Aug. 25, in Carroll Circuit Court. On Monday, Judge Shane M. Evans ordered the trial continued because of […]
Carroll County Economic Development Corporation [CCEDC] will continue its search for the next full-time executive director while employing a firm to lead the organization in the interim. The CCEDC has selected RJL Solutions to serve as the county’s interim Local Economic Development Organization [LEDO], providing leadership and continuity during the transition. Jonathan Blake, vice president of economic and community development […]
Four Indiana State Police troopers from the Lafayette Post volunteered for an unusual off-duty experience this summer, joining a search for YouTube star, businessman and philanthropist MrBeast. The troopers were among 100 Indiana State Police officers who volunteered to participate in the MrBeast video entitled “Escape 100 Cops, Win $500,000,” filmed at Muscatatuck Training Center in southern Indiana. ISP Sgt. […]
Twenty-five years ago, the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks unfolded hundreds of miles from Carroll County, but by the following morning their impact was felt locally. The Sept. 12, 2001, edition of the Carroll County Comet carried the headline “Terrorist after shock shakes county,” documenting how residents reacted in the first hours after hijacked airplanes struck the World Trade Center in […]
By: Amanda Redman
A Carroll County fire caused a significant loss for a business Tuesday afternoon as fire departments from two counties were called to the scene. The fire was reported Sept. 1 near State Road 29 and County Road 445 North, where it caused significant damage to Two J’s Excavating, LLC in Deer Creek. The business is owned by Jimmy Waggoner and […]
