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February 19, 2026

  1. 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)

November 13, 2025

  1. Highlights: Purdue Women Defeat Purdue Fort Wayne in Basketball Showdown: Purdue women’s basketball faced off against Purdue Fort Wayne in a recent game, showcasing key moments from both teams. The Boilermakers demonstrated solid teamwork and defensive plays, ultimately securing a win over the Dons. Fans watched notable performances from several standout players in what proved to be a competitive matchup. The game adds to Purdue’s season momentum as they continue their campaign. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Nov 13)

  2. Lafayette Area Highlights: Live Theater and Steinway Recital Events Announced: This week in Greater Lafayette, audiences have multiple opportunities to experience local arts. Civic Theatre of Greater Lafayette hosts a musical adaptation of 'Young Frankenstein,' with performances scheduled across several days at 313 N. Fifth St. For classical music enthusiasts, the 10 Year Steinway Anniversary Recital takes place at Loeb Playhouse on November 23, featuring acclaimed pianist Eric Zuber. Both events aim to engage the region's cultural community with live performances. (Source: Based in Lafayette on Nov 13)

November 12, 2025

  1. 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)

  2. Mary Lehr, Longtime Lansing Resident, Remembered for Her Resilience and Warmth: Mary Louise Lehr, aged 83, of Lansing, New York, passed away on November 11, 2025, after a courageous journey through health challenges. Originally from Ava, Illinois, Lehr built a life in several states before settling in Lansing. She is remembered by family and friends for her strength, kindness, and the positive impact she had on people throughout her life. Lehr's legacy endures in the community and among those who knew her. (Source: The Ithaca Voice on Nov 12)

November 10, 2025

  1. Purdue Employees Must Finalize 2026 Benefits Selections by Nov. 11 Deadline: Purdue University employees are reminded that open enrollment for 2026 benefits concludes at 6 p.m. ET on November 11. Staff should review and update their benefit selections, as coverage decisions made now will remain in effect throughout the next calendar year barring qualifying life events. Annual tasks such as completing the Tobacco Survey and selecting funding accounts must also be finished during this period. Documentation for new dependents is due by December 1. (Source: Purdue News on Nov 10)