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1 week ago | 
kokomotribune.com | James Bennett III
Scrolling through renderings, Logansport Parks Administrator Janet Fawley showed off what could be a future Riverside Park. A colorful new playground — likely with some thematic link to Logansport’s rivers, railroad history or the Dentzel Carousel — would welcome children. A new stage flanked by a large recreational field and a smaller greenspace would host concerts in the park. Three circular piers would let the park’s visitors get up close to the Eel River. kAmp>@?8 E96 <6J A@:?ED :?
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2 weeks ago | 
pharostribune.com | James Bennett III
Scrolling through renderings, Logansport Parks Administrator Janet Fawley showed off what could be a future Riverside Park. A colorful new playground — likely with some thematic link to Logansport’s rivers, railroad history or the Dentzel Carousel — would welcome children. A new stage flanked by a large recreational field and a smaller greenspace would host concerts in the park. Three circular piers would let the park’s visitors get up close to the Eel River. kAmp>@?8 E96 <6J A@:?ED :?
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | James Bennett III
Aria Wooden, an 18-year-old from rural Galveston accused of threatening a Howard County high school, appeared in Cass County Circuit Court on Thursday for an initial hearing. Wooden was arrested Tuesday for felony charges of intimidation and threatening to commit terrorism and threatening to commit a forcible felony. Teary-eyed, she was read her rights, was appointed a public defender and had her trial set for Nov. 17.
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2 weeks ago | 
pharostribune.com | James Bennett III
Aria Wooden, an 18-year-old from rural Galveston accused of threatening a Howard County high school, appeared in Cass County Circuit Court on Thursday for an initial hearing. Wooden was arrested Tuesday for felony charges of intimidation and threatening to commit terrorism and threatening to commit a forcible felony.
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2 weeks ago | 
kokomotribune.com | James Bennett III
Aria Wooden, an 18-year-old from rural Galveston accused of threatening a Howard County high school, appeared in Cass County Circuit Court on Thursday for an initial hearing. Wooden was arrested Tuesday for felony charges of intimidation and threatening to commit terrorism and threatening to commit a forcible felony. Teary-eyed, she was read her rights, appointed a public defender and had her trial set for Nov. 17.
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2 weeks ago | 
kokomotribune.com | James Bennett III
An 18-year-old Galveston resident was arrested and charged Tuesday afternoon with Intimidation and Threatening to Commit Terrorism, a level 5 felony. Cass County Sheriff Ed Schroeder explained local law enforcement were notified by the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Lafayette office that a social media post was found that contained a threat of a school shooting at Kokomo High School. kAm$8E] y@6 }:6D @7 E96 r2DD r@F?EJ $96C:77’D ~77:46 7@F?5 E96 E9C62E[ H9:49 H2D >256 @?
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2 weeks ago | 
pharostribune.com | James Bennett III
Storms downed power lines Friday evening, leaving roughly 6,000 people across downtown and west Logansport without power. The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning and reported highest wind speeds reached 57 mph. kAm|F=E:A=6 EC66D 2?5 A@H6C=:?6D H6C6 5@H?65 367@C6 E96 DE@C> 6?E6C65 r2DD r@F?EJ[ 244@C5:?8 E@ r2DD r@F?EJ t>6C86?4J |2?286>6?E] (9:=6 AC@8C6DD 92D 366? >256[ E96 286?4J ?@E65 :?
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2 weeks ago | 
ems1.com | James Bennett III
By James Bennett IIIPharos-TribuneCASS COUNTY, Ind. — Over the past 13 months, seven paramedics and three EMT officers have resigned from Cass County Emergency Medical Services. Hoping to retain the employees who remain, and attract new employees, EMS Director Brady Wiles asked the County Council to amend its salary ordinance so he could increase pay rates. The request for higher pay comes during a national shortage of paramedics and EMTs, Wiles explained.
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2 weeks ago | 
kokomotribune.com | James Bennett III
Over the past 13 months, seven paramedics and three EMT officers have resigned from Cass County Emergency Medical Services. Hoping to retain the employees who remain, and attract new employees, EMS Director Brady Wiles asked the County Council to amend its salary ordinance so he could increase pay rates. The request for higher pay comes during a national shortage of paramedics and EMTs, Wiles explained.
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2 weeks ago | 
kokomotribune.com | James Bennett III
Darl Berkshire remembers sitting in the Berkley Event Center three years ago and hearing a loud pop. There had been strong winds the night before. kAmw6 2?5 72>:=J >6>36CD H9@ 96=A CF? E96 6G6?E 46?E6C 962C5 2?@E96C A@A] %96?[ E96 C@@7 3682? E@ D28] %96 4C6H >@D6J65 @FE @7 E96 3F:=5:?8 2?5 H2E4965 2D E96 3F:=5:?8’D @C:8:?2= `hfd C@@7 4@==2AD65[ 3C:?:?8 >@DE @7 E96 DECF4EFC6 5@H? H:E9 :E]k^Am kAmxE H2D 2 E@F89 D:89E] xE H2D E96 72>:=J 3FD:?6DD]k^AmkAm%96J 925 366?
