Pharos-Tribune

The Pharos-Tribune is a daily and Sunday publication located in Logansport, Indiana, serving the residents of Cass County. This newspaper, along with its printing operations situated in Logansport's Industrial Park, is owned by Community Newspaper Holdings Inc.

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For third straight June, big storm whacks Wabash Valley

3 days ago | pharostribune.com | Mark Fitton |David Kronke

A severe thunderstorm whacked the Terre Haute area Wednesday afternoon, with officials noting this marked the third consecutive June in which storms knocked out power and bought down limbs, trees and wires in large numbers. Between 3 and 4 p.m., the National Weather Service report from Terre Haute Regional Airport showed 0.55 inches of rain fell.
Big pollution in Indiana getting bigger as manufacturers seek waivers from Trump

1 week ago | pharostribune.com | Carson Gerber

GARY — Natalie Ammons still isn’t used to waking up in the morning and finding a layer of film on her car and an oily residue covering the sidewalk in front of her home. The 71-year-old radio show host lives just a few blocks from U.S. Steel Gary Works, the largest steel mill in North America and the third biggest polluter in Indiana, according to the Environmental Protection Agency’s Toxics Release Inventory.
Alvia Lewis Frey: What does it mean to be real?

1 week ago | pharostribune.com | Alvia Frey

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Iran's leader rejects call to surrender, saying US intervention would cause 'irreparable damage'

1 week ago | pharostribune.com | Joseph Krauss |Jon Gambrell |Julia Frankel

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Iran’s supreme leader on Wednesday rejected U.S. calls for surrender in the face of more Israeli strikes and warned that any military involvement by the Americans would cause “irreparable damage to them.” European diplomats prepared to hold talks with Iran on Friday.
Anti-Trump protest draws hundreds to Pendleton

1 week ago | pharostribune.com | Caleb Amick

PENDLETON — Bill Wisniewski and his wife, Jennifer Strand, were visiting family when they caught wind of a protest. The Alexandria, Virginia residents joined about 200 others in downtown Pendleton to protest the Trump administration’s policies. kAm“(6 42>6 @FE E@ 46=63C2E6 }@ z:?8D s2J 2?5 u=28 s2J 3642FD6 H6 2C6 A2EC:@ED 2?5 H6 =:<6 @FC 4@F?ECJ E96 H2J :E :D[” (:D?:6HD<: D2:5]k^Am kAm“(6 5@?’E H2?E 2?J@?6 H:E9 2FE9@C:E2C:2?
G7 leaders try to salvage their summit after Trump's early exit effectively makes it the 'G6'

1 week ago | pharostribune.com | Rob Gillies |Jill Lawless |Will Weissert

KANANASKIS, Alberta — Six of the Group of Seven leaders were doing their best Tuesday to wrap up their summit strong and prove that their wealthy nations’ club still has the clout to shape world events despite the early departure of U.S. President Donald Trump.
Amish Cook: Past column looks back on life in 2015 on Father's Day

1 week ago | pharostribune.com | Gloria Yoder

Editor's Note: Gloria is taking a week off to enjoy some time with her children, so this week we step into the "way back machine" to visit June 2015 as Gloria writes about Father's Day, years before her husband tragically passed away. Hello, friends! Father’s Day is just around the corner once more. In our home, Father’s Day certainly is an excellent reason for celebration. Why shouldn’t it be with the world’s best Daddy in the house? Oops, did I say that?
Balloon release honors victims of Saturday's fatal crash

2 weeks ago | pharostribune.com | Sue Loughlin

A large group of family, friends and those offering their support gathered at 13th and Oak streets on Monday evening to pay tribute to two lives lost much too early. “Long live Tamiya. Long live Avery,” the crowd said loudly as they released balloons in honor of Avery Sullivan and Tamiya O’Quinn, who were killed Saturday evening in a car crash. kAm%96 5C:G6C @7 E96 G69:4=6 E96J H6C6 :?[ |:DEJ {] r2D6J[ b_[ 7246D 492C86D @7 @A6C2E:?8 2 G69:4=6 H9:=6 :?E@I:42E65 C6DF=E:?8 :?
Indiana towns worry water project funding could dry up under Trump proposal

2 weeks ago | pharostribune.com | Carson Gerber

MILFORD — Patricia Gall has gotten used to rust stains in her bathtub and shower. The water in the small town of 1,600 runs through old lead pipes and is so high in iron she can’t wash white clothes without staining them. Many residents refuse to drink the discolored, manganese-tainted tap water coming from the faucet, and instead stock up on bottled water, noted Gall, the Milford town clerk.
Indiana plan to exclude soda, candy from SNAP criticized

2 weeks ago | pharostribune.com | Whitney Downard

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosiers could be prohibited from purchasing soda and candy with their food benefits as early as January, but researchers and retailers question the effectiveness of the move — noting how difficult it could be to implement. Teas and other, non-milk based beverages may be out but candy bars with flour — like Twix or Butterfingers — are fine, a confusing distinction for clerks and cashiers to explain. kAm{2DE >@?E9[ E96 7656C2= 8@G6C?>6?E 2AAC@G65 E96 DE2E6’D 2AA=:42E:@?