WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service said today that taxpayers who filed their federal income taxes early in this year’s filing season and reported certain state 2022 tax refunds as taxable income should consider filing an amended return.
The Indiana Department of Transportation announces that the agency’s Trash Bash! event will take place April 21 through 23, coinciding with Earth Day. Trash Bash! is an opportunity for volunteers to help beautify the state’s roadside areas by picking up trash and debris. Previously an annual event, the program was temporarily halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tipton Common Council members were given an update on the proposed downtown Park Plaza at their recent meeting. Abi Smith, Community Development Service Consultant to Tipton, gave a brief report on the proposed park.
(Editor’s Note: The following cases were filed in the Tipton County Clerk’s office during the month of March 2023. Although some are listed as defendants, all are presumed innocent until found guilty by the courts.)
TIPTON – On April 3, 2023, the Tipton Police Department (TPD) was alerted of a possible crime in progress. A concerned citizen recognized suspicious behavior in the 800 block of West Jefferson Street and notified law enforcement of the suspicious behavior, as well as, provided an accurate description of a suspect vehicle.
Regretfully, the American Legion and the Diana Theater will not be presenting the free Easter show or Egg Hunt this year. The Legion is concerned about the weather and condition of the grounds at the park, while the Diana theater is still awaiting parts to be able to install their new furnace. Nick Paikos anticipates the furnace to be fixed soon,or the weather to break for the theatre to open and hopefully next year the traditional hunt and movie will be back.
Big trees broke like toothpicks during this past weekend’s storms. Reports for today’s weather state it could be just as bad, if not worse, in Central Indiana as it was Friday night. Stay weather aware!
1983 • To provide students with an effective place for learning” is how Tipton High School Principal Jim Renz viewed his job. He was featured in th “Tipton County Profile” column this week.
The offices for the Elwood Call-Leader, Tipton County Tribune and the Alexandria Times-Tribune have moved to 108 S. Anderson St., Elwood, inside the Elwood Chamber of Commerce building. Hours of operation will remain the same, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. However, the offices are closed this week due to damage from last weekend's storms.