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- Spring installment of property taxes due May 10, 2024 April 30, 2024
- 4C Health implements market-leading wage increase for licensed Indiana therapists April 29, 2024
- IU Kokomo to celebrate Class of 2024 at May 7 Commencement April 28, 2024
- Live entertainment in Logansport and nearby for April 24-30, 2024 April 24, 2024
- Logansport High School and Logansport Junior High School esports Teams Advance toIndiana esports Network State Finals April 23, 2024
Jobs in/near Cass County
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Construction Skilled Laborer
- Logansport, IN
- Steinberger Construction
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Railcar Technician
- Logansport, IN
- Transco A Marmon Rail Company
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Cass County IT Part Time Help
- Logansport
- Cass County Government
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Quality Lab Technician
- Logansport, Indiana
- Small Parts, Inc.
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General Press Operator
- Logansport, Indiana
- Small Parts, Inc.
Events from Cass County Calendar
- Senior Center May 2, 2024
- National Day of Prayer Observance May 2, 2024
- LMH Gift Shop Garden Party May 2, 2024
- 2024 Primary Election Voting at Cass County Government Building May 2, 2024
- 2024 Primary Election Voting at Royal Center Masonic Lodge May 2, 2024
- 2024 Primary Election Voting at Logansport Schools Administration Building May 2, 2024
- 2024 Primary Election Voting at Cass County 4-H Fairgrounds May 2, 2024
- 2024 Primary Election Voting at Walton Community Center May 2, 2024
- 2024 Primary Election Voting at Riverside Park – McHale Complex May 2, 2024
- 2024 Primary Election Voting at Galveston Community Center May 2, 2024
Community
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CR 400 S in Clymers closed to traffic on or after March 1, 2017
Cass County Road 400 South, from old SR 25 to just east of 400W, will close to traffic on or after March 1, 2017. This closure in Clymers will include…
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GSNI-M reaches goal of 1 million boxes sold
Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana is thrilled to announce that they have reached their goal of 1 million boxes of cookies sold! You still have time to pick up a…
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Rhodes named Logansport ‘Citizen of the Week’
A local retiree who recently led efforts to raise money for local Ivy Tech scholarships at the Logansport campus is this week’s Logansport Citizen of the Week. Nancy Rhodes spearheaded…
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Friend’s bills on cannabidiol oil, jail funding pass out of House of Representatives
STATEHOUSE – State Rep. Bill Friend’s (R-Macy) legislation to allow the use of cannabidiol (CBD) oil for severe epilepsy passed out of the Indiana House of Representatives Tuesday with a…
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Task Force’s Work to Curb Substance Abuse and Suicide Culminates in Passage of Senate Bills
STATEHOUSE – Several measures authored by State Sen. Randy Head (R-Logansport) that resulted from the recommendations of the Substance Abuse and Child Safety Task Force, which is a subcommittee of…
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Civic Players holding auditions for “Mame” on March 3-5, 2017
Civic Players of Logansport is pleased to announce auditions for this year’s musical extravaganza, Mame. Set in the roaring 20s through World War II, Mame is an endearing story of…
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Memorial Center meeting postponed
A public meeting on the proposed master plan improvements for a downtown war memorial will not be held Monday evening as scheduled. The public meeting on the Cass County Memorial…
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Logansport not among 16 communities approved for tax credits
Efforts to redevelop a downtown Logansport building and add approximately 70 housing units throughout the city were dealt a setback Thursday. The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority Board denied…
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Ivy Tech Kokomo Region announces Fall 2016 Dean’s List
KOKOMO, Ind. — Ivy Tech Community College’s Kokomo Region has announced the following students have been named to the dean’s list for the Fall 2016 semester. To be eligible for…
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IU Kokomo honors December 2016 graduates
KOKOMO, Ind. — One hundred ninety-three Indiana University Kokomo students earned degrees in December 2016. The graduates represent 17 Indiana counties and six states. Graduates are listed by hometown. Those…
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Road Closures in Cass County
County Road 400 South, from old SR 25 to just east of 400W, will close to traffic on or after March 1, 2017. This closure in Clymers will include both…
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State Police asking for public’s help in Carroll County
Click the player above to listen to the audio clip released by Indiana State Police in February. Update as of July 17, 2017: Delphi, IN – The Carroll County Sheriff’s…
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City accepting 2017 roadblock applications
The City of Logansport is now accepting applications from non-profit organizations for 2017 roadblocks. Roadblocks will be held on Market Street at the light at 3rd Street. Applications can be…
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Logansport Street Department reminds residents of yard waste pickup procedures
With the warmer weather, many residents are working in their yards. The Logansport Street Department would like to remind everyone when bagging yard waste, please be sure to use biodegradable…
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2017 Caston Spelling Bee Champs
Congratulations to Caston’s 2017 Spelling Bee Champs (left to right): Shayley Strasser, 4th Grade Champion; Madison Campbell, 6th Grade Champion & Overall Champion and Ryan Spin, 5th Grade Champion. Photo…
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Workman named Logansport “Citizen of the Week”
One of the benefactors of Logansport’s Huston Park is this week’s Logansport Citizen of the Week. David Workman and his family contributed funding for the work that made Logansport’s newest…
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“Involved For Life” Fund Seeks to Raise $20 Million To Stop the Closure of Saint Joseph’s College
RENSSELAER, Ind. – Responding to the overwhelming cry of St. Joseph’s College alumni, students, faculty, staff, parents and friends, the Saint Joseph’s College Alumni Association Board of Directors launched a…
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Logansport Berries are 2017 NCC Champs
The 2017 Logansport Berries boys basketball team won the NCC Championship outright for the first time since 1934 with a 96-84 win over Indianapolis Tech on Friday, Feb. 17 in…
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State Police warn of burglaries during funerals
Lowell-The Indiana State Police are warning people about a string of burglaries that have been occurring while mourners are away at funerals or memorials. There have been a number…
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‘Can you hear me?’ phone calls becoming more frequent
INDIANAPOLIS – The Consumer Protection Division (CPD) of the Office of the Indiana Attorney General continues to receive complaints about phone calls from unknown numbers in which the caller asks,…