I just got my third dose of the rabies vaccine— words I never imagined myself saying, let alone writing for the paper. Just one more to go and I’m protected against the virus for up to three years.

The Carroll tennis team recently gathered to celebrate the 2025 season. In a season marked with multiple recordsetters and long-term streaks coming to an end, there was a lot to celebrate. It was also ...

Libby German likely cried after sustaining wounds to her neck, blood spatter expert Major Pat Cicero testified Monday. Cicero noted a streak of moisture and blood running from the corner of the young ...

Article #631 June 16, 2025 As I mentioned in an earlier article, Philip and I took my parents to their church conference near Covington, Ohio a couple weeks ago. (Old German Baptist Brethren Church) ...

Photos by Bill Ray, News and Review photographer and good friend of Wilmer “Bill” Schock. The two Bills are featured below, with Ray wearing a red baseball cap. To view more photos, visit the Carroll ...

Article #620 Last week I wrote about washing feet. It has been a while since I shared how we observe communion. Each district in our fellowship holds a Communion Weekend once a year. Members often ...

In what has become nearly habitual, No. 12 in Class 2A Rossville looks to clinch their fourth sectional championship in a row starting May 27 when they kick off sectional 37 against Benton Central in ...

Article #629 June 8, 2025 Many folks who read this column know this time of year is a special time of year when we gather as a church family at Annual Meeting on Pentecost. Pentecost has been referred ...

Delphi mayor Kameron Yates speaks at public gathering. Governor Mike Braun and Indiana Secretary of Transportation and Infrastructure Matt Ubelhor joined local officials in Monticello this week to ...

The Taylor Titans were guests at CHS last Friday night for a Hoosier Heartland Conference (HHC) matchup. Carroll never trailed in the contest, but the game was tied three minutes into the second half.

APRIL MOBILE OUTREACH Free personal hygiene and household products to assist those in need. Items such as toilet paper, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, soap, deodorant, pads, tampons, razors, ...

Oct. 3, 11:34a-Child Battery, 12197 W Circle Dr. Monticello The Sheriff’s Office and the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS) responded to a report of an alleged, battered six year old boy.