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February 23, 2026
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Republican Lincoln Dinner to Be Held Saturday in Delphi: The Republican Party will host its annual Lincoln Dinner on Saturday in Delphi, Indiana, bringing together community members, local leaders, and party officials. The event is expected to feature speeches, networking, and discussions on regional priorities. These dinners typically provide an opportunity for attendees to connect with representatives and learn about party initiatives. The gathering is considered a significant occasion for local political engagement. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Feb 23)
February 20, 2026
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Alleged Judge Shooter Seeks Trial Relocation Citing Media and Community Bias: Thomas Moss, accused of shooting Judge Steve Meyer and his wife in Lafayette, is seeking a change of venue for his upcoming trial. Moss’ attorney argues that media coverage and community comments, including those from Journal & Courier readers, could hinder his right to an impartial jury in Tippecanoe County. The motion cites public remarks and the judge’s high profile as factors that may impact fairness. Moss faces multiple charges linked to an alleged gang-related plot. (Source: Journal & Courier on Feb 20)
February 19, 2026
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Trial Set for April in Alleged Scheme Linked to Lafayette Judge’s Shooting: The first trial stemming from an alleged scheme that preceded the January 18 shooting of Judge Steve Meyer and Kim Meyer at their Lafayette home has been scheduled for April 8. Amanda Milsap, a 45-year-old Lafayette resident, faces felony charges of bribery and obstruction of justice. Prosecutors allege Milsap conveyed a $10,000 offer to a victim in a case involving her former husband, Thomas Moss, in an attempt to prevent testimony. The trial is expected to clarify her role in the events leading up to the shooting. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Feb 19)
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Live Music and Comedy Events Highlight Weekend Activities in Greater Lafayette: The Delphi Opera House in Delphi celebrates its 10th anniversary season with performances by Livingston Taylor on February 21 and My Brother’s Keeper, a progressive bluegrass band, on February 28. In Lafayette, the Civic Theatre hosts The Improvised Bachelorette Show by local improv troupe One Size Fits All on February 20. The upcoming schedule also features the Warrior Kings performing Led Zeppelin classics in early March. These events offer a range of entertainment for local residents. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Feb 19)
February 17, 2026
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Political Ads Target Bagsby's Record in Indiana Senate District 22 Primary Race: A political action committee supporting State Senator Ron Alting has launched a campaign during the Indiana Senate District 22 primary, focusing on challenger Richard Bagsby's criminal history and previous business activities. The Senate Majority Campaign Committee created a website to publicize details from public records about Bagsby. This move marks an intensifying primary contest as Alting seeks re-election against a fellow Republican. The election's outcome could influence representation in the district. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Feb 17)
February 14, 2026
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Western Boone Faces Delphi in High School Basketball Matchup: Western Boone and Delphi high school basketball teams took to the court for a Friday night game as part of the weekly local sports coverage. The matchup highlighted the skills and competitive spirit of both teams, engaging fans from their respective communities. Such events contribute to school pride and provide student-athletes with opportunities to showcase their talent. The game was covered as part of regional sports reporting in the Greater Lafayette area. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Feb 13)
February 7, 2026
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Benton Central Defeats Delphi in Girls Sectional Basketball Matchup: Benton Central emerged victorious in a competitive girls' sectional basketball game against Delphi. The matchup featured strong efforts from both teams, with Benton Central ultimately gaining the upper hand. This win advances Benton Central further in the sectional tournament and highlights their performance in the local high school sports scene. Both teams demonstrated determination in a closely-watched contest. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Feb 7)
February 4, 2026
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Delphi Girls Basketball Secures Playoff Win Against Western Boone in Sectional 37: Delphi's girls basketball team opened the postseason with a strong performance, defeating Western Boone in Sectional 37 action. The win advances Delphi further in the playoffs and highlights their readiness for additional postseason competition. The matchup took place within the greater Lafayette, Indiana area and signals the beginning of the high school basketball sectional tournament in the region. Delphi's commanding victory set an early tone for the rest of their tournament run. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Feb 4)
December 18, 2025
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Delphi Murder Convict's Appeal Cites Alleged Trial Errors and Alternative Theories: Attorneys for Richard Allen, convicted for the 2017 murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams in Delphi, have formally appealed his convictions. The appeal claims the judge wrongly excluded evidence suggesting an alternative theory, focused on a possible ritual motive, and challenges the legality of the search warrant and the reliability of Allen's confessions. The defense further asserts that prosecutors relied on false timeline testimony. The appellate filing coincides with the anniversary of Allen's sentencing. (Source: Journal & Courier on Dec 18)
December 4, 2025
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Jeffersonian Senior Apartments Open for Residents in Lafayette: The Jeffersonian, a new 50-unit apartment complex for senior citizens, has welcomed its first residents in Lafayette. The building, developed by Homestead Services, sits at the intersection of Ninth and Brown streets on land previously occupied by the old Lafayette Jefferson High School gym. City and county officials gathered to celebrate the $13 million development's opening, which expands affordable housing options for local seniors. The project represents a significant addition to the area's housing resources. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Dec 4)
November 12, 2025
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Delphi Murder Case Appeal Nears as Court Exhibits Are Filed and Sealed: More than 1,200 pages of court exhibits related to Richard Allen’s conviction for the murders and kidnapping of Liberty German and Abigail Williams in Delphi have been made public and subsequently sealed. These documents include alternative defense theories and allegations of Allen’s mistreatment in prison. The recent filing of missing exhibits complies with an appeals court order, putting Allen’s legal team approximately a month away from submitting his formal appeal. The process will continue to draw local attention as the deadline approaches. (Source: Journal & Courier on Nov 12)
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Delphi Hosts Free 'Christmas at the Canal' Event on December 6: Delphi's Wabash & Erie Canal Park will host 'Christmas at the Canal' on December 6, offering families complimentary admission to a day of historical festivities. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1030 N. Washington St., featuring artisan vendors, live demonstrations in the 1850s Pioneer Village, and opportunities to meet Santa Claus in a log cabin. Guests can enjoy warm refreshments and observe traditional crafts while learning about the region's canal-era heritage. All tours and activities are free to the public. (Source: Journal & Courier on Nov 12)