Check out our new rates located on page 2! Delivery Change The Tipton County Tribune has been informed by the local postmaster that those with zip codes 46068 and 46076 will now have their paper delivered from the Kokomo Post Office. Your paper should continue to be delivered on Wednesday.
Connie Jo Wallpe, 93 of Tipton died Monday, June 5, 2023 at the Waters of Tipton. She was born in Tipton on July 17, 1930 to Cornelius Jackson Fox and Nedra (Shaw) Fox. She married Francis Wallpe and he preceded her in death. Connie was well known in the art world. Her focus was on art, the creation of pieces and the promotion of this important part of culture.
Tipton City Board of Zoning Appeals members listened to a Public Hearing for the Indiana Municipal Power Agency (IMPA). They will be putting up a fence around the new solar panel farm located near 875 W.
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Aroma Community Church meets at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday.
Tipton City Plan Commission members listened to a request from Jason Griffins of Mark M. Holman Inc.
Tipton Fire Department was dispatched to the 300 block of Green Street in the City of Tipton at approximately 8:50 p.m. on Wednesday, June 14, along with automatic aid from Cicero Township Volunteer Fire Department, for a report of a structure fire. Engine 10 and Medic 81 arrived on the scene approximately four minutes after the initial 911 call to find flames showing from the south side of the structure.
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INDIANAPOLIS - A fair favorite returns bigger and better in 2023! The best concert value of the summer returns featuring classic rock legends STYX, American Country A Cappella Group Home Free, 90’s Hit Makers Gin Blossoms, The Fan Favorite Happy Together Tour, Gospel Music Legend CeCe Winans & Popular DJ Kurt Streblow and More! On Friday, the Indiana State Fair unveiled additional shows to its 2023 list of scheduled concerts as a part of the Hoosier Lottery Free Stage schedule, July 28 through August 20 (The fair is closed Mondays and Tuesdays). The Hoosier Lottery Free Stage has become a summertime staple for concertgoers and music lovers.
In 1927, Helen Adelaide Shelby created a patent for something coined the “Apparatus For Obtaining Criminal Confessions And Photographically Recording Them.” This apparatus took the form of a giant skeleton with red glowing eyes, meant to scare confessions out of criminals.