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Last year, Lita Rouser called and asked if I’d be interested in being a part of a committee that was organizing a year-long celebration of the City of Logansport’s 175th anniversary. Naturally, I said Michelle Laird DIALS yes. More specifically, Editor/publisher I agreed to help with marketing the events. I pulled together a marketing subcommittee and as we began talking, Matthew Paul and I latched onto the idea of the Mid-America Radio Group and Cass County Communication Network partnering to host a Founders Day party. We mentioned our idea to Dan Keister, the general manager at the radio stations, long before I started working there, and all of a sudden, we were planning a party. An Extravaganza, to be more specific. A Founders Day Extravaganza hosted by
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Mid-America Radio Group and Cass County Communication Network, and as of this writing, sponsored in part by Unique Travel, Martin’s Supermarket, Frontier Communications, Creative Promotions and The Trophy Factory, Logansport Savings Bank, Mike Anderson Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep, Jarrell Orthodontics, Cass County Dentzel Carousel, Logansport Parks and Recreation Department, Cass County Reading Railroad, Cass County Historical Society, Logansport Art Association and Logansport HS Berryettes. We knew early on that Unique Travel would be giving one lucky winner a trip to Las Vegas and Matthew came up with a really cool way to award the prize — we qualified listeners on Mix 102, WSAL and Hoosier Country 103.7 and CASSINFO mobile alert subscribers. The presents are all wrapped and our lucky contestants will each get to open one at the Founders Day Extravaganza. One of them contains the trip to Vegas; another lucky winner gets a birthday party at the Cass County Family Y courtesy of Jarrell Orthodontics! To qualify to participate, CASSINFO subscribers were asked to reply with a birthday wish for the City of Logansport. We ended up with HUNDREDS of texts and I enjoyed reading them so much that some of them are included on page 7 — right next to Matthew’s awesome interview and Phill’s fantastic photo of Thelma Conrad from the Cass County Historical Society, who went right along with our humorous look at 175 years of Logansport history. This week, we’ve been doing a Logansport history theme on the World’s Fastest Game Show in the mornings, and it’s been so much fun looking back at our community in its heyday. There are a whole year’s worth of celebrations planned and I can’t wait to see how the year unfolds. There’s also a lot happening in Cass County right now — things that could mean big changes for the entire community going forward. I can only hope that 25 years from now, the
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people who are planning Logansport’s 200th anniversary celebration will look back at this issue of INFO and think we did some really cool things. So ... Happy Birthday, Logansport! It means a lot to us to be able to help celebrate the things that make our community special all year long. Here’s to another 175 amazing years!
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Did you know... • Logansport Memorial Hospital is currently conducting a comprehensive Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) to identify and prioritize the community’s health needs. On behalf of Logansport Memorial Hospital, PRC will be conducting random phone interviews with Cass County residents in order to capture information about health needs and gaps and where they exist in our community. Residents are encouraged to participate in the 20 minute survey. Results of the survey will be aggregated and used to inform discussions that Logansport Memorial Hospital will have internally and with community organizations to identify good ways to solve the most pressing health issues for our residents. • The LMU Wastewater and Stormwater Departments are planning the advent of several projects directly related to the approved Long Term Control Plan (LTCP), which is part of the U.S. EPA’s National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) program, as regulated in the Clean Water Act (CWA). The plan involves sewer projects within the city of Logansport. • LMU is also working with the City of Logansport on a “rate stabilization initiative.” Several public meetings have already been held; in the coming months, it is expected that the City will continue working on an plan to enter into an agreement with Pyrolyzer LLC, private company that would build a new electric generating plant and turn ownership of the plant over to the city after a 20- or 25-year period.
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GOOD NEWS
Ivy Tech Corporat College presented the Partner Award to Federal Mogul on February 12. Picture, left to right: Matt Bell, Jennifer Musall, Kim Berkshire, Brad Angle, Deb Sparks, Terry Foster, Jan Bailey, Steve Daily, Steve Wagner and Craig Currier. Federal Mogul was awarded Ivy Tech Corporate College’s Partner Award at a luncheon on February 12 on Ivy Tech’s Logansport campus. The award is presented to leading Indiana organizations that have clearly demonstrated commitment to increasing their unique competitive position through a focus on the significant development of their workforce to a level of unparalleled excellence. In the nomination, Executive Director for Corporate College, Jan Bailey cited expansion, job creation, community impact, and the collaborative partnership with the college to train new
employees while continuing to support training for incumbent workers. “As we celebrate our 50th anniversary as Ivy Tech this year we know the work that we do with business and industry across the state really harkens to our roots--what is it that we are doing that the Hoosier worker is able to compete in the 21st Century economy. It’s through partnerships like the one we have with you that we can accomplish that work,” said Ivy Tech’s President of Corporate College, Matt Bell, as he addressed representatives from Federal Mogul.
If you’d like to learn more about the proposed new electric generating plant, check out our special section on Cass County Online. The Logansport City Council is set to hold a final vote on moving forward with the project at their March 4 meeting.
City targets more properties for cleanups, possible rehab During the February 6 meeting of the Board of Public Works and Safety, building commissioner Bill Drinkwine presented a list of properties that have been abandoned and are now targeted by the city for demolition or rehabilitation. Drinkwine provided descriptions for 13 properties. The board approved publishing notices of intent to demolish nine structures, including the former Maiben’s building at 216 N. Cicott Street. Drinkwine said the owner of that property has given consent for it to be demolished. The city is targeting February 18 as the date to begin that process, and he expects it to take about a week. Drinkwine said a portion of Cicott Street will likely be closed temporarily when the demolition begins. The owners or responsible parties for the other properties will receive a letter and notice will be published in the newspaper that the city intends to demolish the properties if action is not taken. The responsible parties will have one final opportunity to appear before the board for a hearing. Properties targeted for demolition include 216 N. Cicott, 529 Washington, 128 Wheatland Ave, 920 W. Miami, 617 W. Melbourne, 823 Race Street, 214 W. Clinton, 514 Wheatland Ave. and 1224 Spear St. Drinkwine said the city is also talking with owners of properties that could potentially be “reconstructed.� They include 1129 Erie Avenue, 709 Race Street and two properties along Bankers Row, 98 and 102 Eel River Avenue. The city is also investigating what to do with a property at 823 Race Street, whose owner has offered to gift the property to the city, according to Drinkwine.
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Logansport is 175 years old. Think about that. Back in the early days of our fair city, you could trap beavers in the Wabash river and trade the pelts for half a year’s supply of salted ham. Perhaps that’s how Logansport’s first mayor, Jordan Vigus fed his family on Christmas. Is that true? I don’t know, but the person that would know is the Executive Director of the Cass County Historical Society, Thelma Conrad. In this month’s No, But Seriously we talk with Thelma about Logansport’s history, and you never know, maybe you’ll learn something... -- Matthew Paul Mix 102 Morning Guy & Mid America Radio Director of Operations
Thelma Conrad EXECUTIVE Director CASS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY You know, we tried to get Jordan Vigus for this interview, but apparently he’s otherwise indisposed...Thoughts? I was just picturing what he’d look like after all these years buried up there in 9th Street cemetery … I picture One Eyed Willy from the movie Goonies, or the ghost of Mr. Marley from A Christmas Carol…. If we could reincarnate him, what do you think Jordan Vigus would think of our city today? Wish I could do a Yiddish accent here... “The Canal! The Canal! What happened to the canal? What? Packet boats and mules not good enough for you?” (Jordan Vigus turned the first shovel full of soil at the ground breaking ceremony for the section of the Wabash & Erie Canal to be dug to connect Logansport and on.) What are 3 completely random, yet fascinating facts about Logansport? ONE –An Opera House stood on the corner of 3rd & E. Broadway. New York shows and plays were held there featuring top actors and actresses. TWO - 300 men were deputized to ward off looting in Logansport after the 1913 flood. AND
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they were told to “shoot to kill”! Guardsmen were brought in, too. But the average deputized citizen given the order shoot to kill would worry me. THREE - There was a swimming area and bathhouse at about where Front Street’s park is now - around the 1920s. Popular place. If you could live in Logansport during any era, what would it be and why? I can tell you when I would NOT have wanted to live in Logansport. The 1840s and 50s. Wearing long skirts and lifting them up to walk down muddy streets, cooking and cleaning using primitive methods and tools and no indoor plumbing. And don’t even get me started on women not having the vote! Back in the day, we had real-live canals running through the city. What if we brought those back? We could offer gondola and water taxi rides complete with dudes singing to you while you sail down what was once Broadway! Plus city hall would be water front property! Are you with me? No. Bad idea. a. Traffic will be held up as bridges over the canal are raised or swung out of the way.
b. There’d be so many regulations that any chance of fun would be taken away Thanks for doing this! I think we all learned something today...So, where will Logansport be 175 years from now? Logansport should be an area of great activity and tourism. Here is the news piece that I foresee: “The Art capital of the USA, Logansport, Indiana has long been recognized for its massive contribution to the arts, entertainment and movie industry, and in professional sports as well. It’s no secret that for centuries Logansport has turned out entire families of people with immeasurable amounts of talent. Today marks a first for that beautiful town between two rivers as Logansport residents proudly stand watching as the newly elected President of The United States, one of their very own, is sworn in.” And I hear some of the comments made by those who knew her back when – but that’s for another time. Want Matthew Paul to interview you for an upcoming issue of “No, but seriously ...”? Email contact@cassnetwork.com to set up your interview!
Happy 175th birthday to my hometown of Logansport, such a great place to call home! — Jennifer Miles Happy century and 3/4 birthday Logansport! May u have many more successful years! Kristen Williamson Happy Birthday Logansport you will always be my home. — Gina Curl Happy Birthday Logansport! I’ve known you my whole life & you’ve been good to me and my family. For that, I am grateful. I hope you continue to grow and age like the city I know you want to be !— Graham McMinn
“I wish for logansport to continue to grow and develop in to a strong community that other city’s and town’s look up too for growth. — Samantha emmons Happy Birthday Logansport!!! Let’s celebrate what you have and will accomplish for years to come. — Brandon Collins As a city we turn not older with years, but with newer promise everyday. Happy Birthday Logansport! — Linda Garrison
As a city we turn not older with years, but with newer promise everyday. Happy Birthday Logansport! — Linda Garrison CONGRATULATIONS LOGANSPORT 175 YEARS STRONG!! — Debbie Cain My birthday wish for logansport is for the good people of Logansport to agree to say positive words of encouragement to each other a nd always be positive when referring to our great town — Steve Schwering My wish for Logansport is go draw the positive, repel the negative and leave positive memories with all who walk through its grounds. — Melissa Howell
Happy Birthday to the greatest hometown in Indiana!!! — Annette Spear May logansport continue to grow and flourish for many more years to come! —- Casey Timmons I wish that Logansport Parks continue to enhance families leisure time now & in the future! — Janet Fawley My birthday wish is for forward thinkers to be involved in our advancement and improvement and positive attitudes! — Maria Rogers
Happy Birthday, Logansport! As part of the Founders Day Extravaganza contest, we asked CASSINFO mobile subscribers to share a 175th birthday wish for Logansport. Five lucky CASSINFO subscribers were chosen to open a present on Founders Day, but we had so much fun reading the hundreds of replies we received that we decided to share some of our favorites here ...
I wish for a boom in business development during Logansport’s 175th year that will create jobs and make Logansport an even more desirable place to live. — Greg Packard
My wish for logansport is that we are able to inspire young families to take ownership of their community. — Michelle Roeske
My wish is for Logansport to continue to grow. — Fauleen Lucero
Wishing a happy birthday to the town I was born and raised in. You have been very good to me Logansport. — Cindy Gaby
My birthday wish for Logansport is that the city and its citizens can be financially secure and continue to enjoy the offerings of all that the dedicated people of our town promote be it small business, large chains, education, beautiful recreational areas, or the arts. — Beth Martin
Happy Birthday! 175 years? You look so young! — Jenny Clark
HB2U Logansport....so proud to call u my home!!! — Beth Kinsey
175 years... A community that has become very versatile, over come many triumphs and tragedies, and still continues to grow And prosper through the years. Logansport has created a strong community through its many volunteers organizations, from beautifying our city with its beautiful local works of art to our local Emmaus Mission Center helping the less fortunate and our sister cities and schools in Japan and China. Where else would anyone want to live!!! With that being said....... Happy 175th Birthday Logansport and many more to come!!! — Stacey Raisor
Happy bday Logansport may your citizens have increasing pride in you — Kathy Logan
Wishing Logansport a prosperous future. — Michelle Sutton
Our town has grown a lot in 175 yrs from the railways to the Little Turtle Waterway. We have all had our ups and down good and bad but when push comes to shove here in Logansporrt we all pull together! GO LOGAN! — Amber Dool Happy Birthday Logansport and here’s to many, many more! — John Guess Happy 175th Birthday Logansport with many more great years to come! — Ronette Powell
Happy 175 th birthday to the great city of Logansport. Born and raised and now raising my handsome boys here. Goooo LoGaNsPoRt!!!! — Nicole Sivits My wish for Logansport is another successful 175 years. — Dave Kitchell Happy Birthday Logansport! !!!!!!! May you continue to flourish in being the best town to live and grow up in. — Amber Black
My wish for Logansport is for the continued growth in local business and further development of festivals and events that make Logansport an awesome place to raise a family in. — Andrea Davis Happy Birthday to Logansport - the town I was born, raised and returned after college to teach at LCSC! — Brianne Richey I wish Logansport many years of prosperity for itself and its citizens. — Beth Martin HaPPiesT of BIRTHDAY’s to the GR8 town of LOGANSPORT........WISHING YOU another 175 yrs of the BEST of the BEST.......ROCK ON!!!! — TONY BALDINI Logansport, the first 175 years have been filled with growing pains, laughter, joy, & sorrow. May the next 175 years show us even more growth and joy! Happy birthday, my home town! — Terry Ray Happy birthday Logansport. We have grown a lot over the years. Here’s to growing a whole lot more in the near future. — Karen LaTourrette I wish for Logansport to still be a place for our next generations to be proud to call home. — Andi Tribbett
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Founder’s Day Extravaganza Saturday, February 17 Join Cass County Communication Network and MidAmerica Radio Group for a Founder’s Day party! 1-4 p.m. at the McHale Complex in Riverside Park. Listen to Mix 102, Hoosier Country 103.7 and 1230 WSAL for more details!
Easter’s on it’s way! There’s already one Easter Egg Hunt posted on www.casscountycalendar.com. Hop on over and post your spring events! It’s free!
Shamrock Shuffle Saturday, March 2 Visit the Cass County Family Y for more details on this 5K Run/Walk and 1 mile fun run/walk. Starts at 9 a.m. Race day registration from 7:30 to 8:30 in the Cass County Family Y’s gymnasium.
4-H Information Night Tuesday, February 19 Cass County 4-H information night will be held in the Cloverleaf Complex, Cass County fairgrounds. This event is hosted for families interested in learning more about the 4-H program and to meet some of the 4-H leaders in Cass County. Cass County Historical Society Museum Open House Friday, February 22 Saturday, February 23 In honor of Logansport’s 175th birthday, the Cass County Historical Society Museum will offer extended hours, remaining open until 7 p.m. for those whose schedules keep them from being able to browse the displays Bowl for Kids’ Sake 2013 Saturday, March 2 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF CASS COUNTY is throwing a party! HAPPY 175th ANNIVERSARY, LOGANSPORT! There will be door prizes, pizza from Bruno’s, and drinks from Pepsi! When you are invited to a party, you must bring a gift...we are asking all participants to bring a non-perishable food item. These items will be donated to Emmaus Mission Center and The Salvation Army. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Myers Sport Bowl.
ArtRageous 2013 Friday, March 16 This Cass County Arts Alliance fundraisers includes cocktails, dinner, live and silent auctions and entertainment by Sam Piercy. For additional information contact any CCAA Board Member or call 753-ARTS. 7 p.m. at Angie’s Catering, 1007 17th St. Looking for more events? Head to www.casscountycalendar.com as new events are added daily! If you have an upcoming event you’d like us to feature, submit the details at www.casscountycalendar.com. Events may be featured in Cass County INFO as space permits.
Spring Forward! Sunday, March 10 Daylight Saving Time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 10. Make sure to set your clocks forward one hour before you head to bed on Saturday night!
Civic Players present “The Quiet Man” Friday, March 8, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 9, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 10, 2:30 p.m. Civic Players of Logansport presents Maurice Walsh’s story of a flying column from County Kerry, their women, and how their lives are altered by the war. Performances are at McHale Performing Arts Center.
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Celebrating 75! Over the last year, we’ve shared information from a number of United Way agencies as United Way of Cass County celebrated its 75th anniversary. The organization is gearing up for its 75th Anniversary Gala Celebration on March 8. Cost is $75 per person or $500 for a table of 8. If you follow United Way of Cass County on Facebook, they’ve been sharing some photos from years past. Did you know that United Way of Cass County began as the Logansport Community Chest in 1938? Today, it funds 10 agencies and two programs. The 2012 campaign raised more than $600,000 in 2012 and if past years are any indiciation, 2013 campaign chair David Ameen will aim to raise even more this year! We’re proud to support United Way of Cass County in its efforts. Congratulations and thank you to United Way for your first 75 years of service to our community.
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Caught on Camera
Caught on Each month, we select photos for our “Caught on Camera” pages from those that our fans have posted on our Facebook pages or submitted online, as well as those that we’ve captured through our own lenses at various community events. To submit a photo, post it on our wall at facebook.com/casscountycalendar.
Logansport High School students traveled to Washington, DC for the Presidential Inauguration on January 21. PHOTO SHARED BY LAURA CAHALAN
ABOVE: Angie Berry of Salin Bank visited Landis Elementary for the 100th Day of School on January 23. Students in first grade counted to 100 using different denominations of money. LEFT: A delegation of Chinese educators visited Logansport in January and signed sister school agreements with Logansport Community Schools.
Annual awards presented at the State of the City & County Luncheon included (LEFT) Pharos-Tribune Beacon award, presented to Pam Leeman and Kathy Dingo by Kelly Hawes; (ABOVE) Spirit of the County award presented to Larry Lowry (center) by Commissioners Jim Sailors and Dave Arnold and (RIGHT) Spirit of the City, presented to Deanna Crispen by Mayor Ted Franklin.
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Mike Anderson received the Herman R. Goodin Civic Service Awawrd from the Automobile Dealers Association of Indiana.
Photo-a-Day
Challenge
April, July and September 2013
Join us in celebrating Logansport’s 175th anniversary in photos! Each day in April, July and September 2013, share a Logansport photo on your favorite social network that relates to the theme listed below. There’s one theme for each day of the month. 1. parks 2. downtown 3. railroad 4. water 5. art 6. trail 7. bridges 8. food 9. school 10. graduation 11. sports 12. icons 13. festival 14. reunion 15. transportation
16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31.
neighborhood celebration parade carousel shopping tradition street signs church decoration black and white gratitude building throwback music reflection
Anyone can participate! If you’re sharing your photos on Facebook, be sure to tag Logansport’s 175th Anniversary.
If you’re sharing on Twitter or Instagram, use the hashtag #logan175.
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