HAMILTON COUNTY — Hamilton County health and public safety officials are issuing an urgent warning following a spike in overdoses tied to a dangerous street drug known as “KD.” The substance is being laced with heavy-duty bug sprays and is causing severe, life-threatening reactions among users.
Mary “MM” Myers, who formerly resided in Elwood as a youth and attended the First Pentecostal Church, has been named a finalist in the prestigious 2025 Iternational Impact Book Awards, in the Fiction - Children’s Fiction: Illustrated Books category. This incredible achievement celebrates not only her extraordinary talent as a storyteller but also her unwavering faith, perseverance, and love for her family.
Dear Eric: I am 80 and my daughter is 44. I am a retired professional and my daughter, a college graduate and business owner, gets offended when I question anything she does.
SHARPSVILLE — Tri-Central’s Lady Trojans softball team got a pair of Hoosier Heartland Conference victories last week. Tri-Central defeated visiting Taylor 9-2 last Thursday and then earned a 6-4 win at Eastern last Thursday.
ELWOOD — Tri-Central’s varsity baseball team defeated Elwood 7-3 in last Saturday’s third-place game of the Panther Classic. The Trojans lost 19-6 in six innings in the opening round. TC and Elwood played just five innings.
SHARPSVILLE — Brandon Hagan was approved as the new varsity head football coach at the Tri-Central Community School Board of Trustees meeting on Monday night.
Tipton High School senior Grady Carpenter received Indiana Basketball Coaches Association all-state honors.
CherryRoad Media has announced that Steven Murrey will assume the role of Managing Editor of the Tipton County Tribune, with Jenny Corbett assuming the role of Features Editor.
During Nurse Appreciation Week, the Tipton Community School Corporation takes a special moment to recognize its amazing school nurses who work tirelessly to care for the students and staff. They feel fortunate to have a skilled and talented team of two full-time and three part-time school nurses who support the health and well-being of the students. They include our full-time corporation nurse, Susie “Nurse Susie” Ragan Walsh and Debbie Emberton, the full-time elementary school nurse. Invaluable substitute nurses include Judy Day, Cindy Gilliam and Abbie Meyncke. They fill in where and when needed.
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