New Carlisle’s City Council recently voted to sell the Twin Creeks subdivision, which will help bring down the remaining balance owed on the properties and alleviate a percentage of the city’s financial drain associated with the neighborhood.

After being publicly antagonized and even more passionately defended, with its fate hanging precariously in the balance at one point in time, the New Carlisle Swimming Pool has survived the rough waters of the past year to open once again for another season.

“It’s not ‘My’ department, it’s ‘Our’ department,” stresses Steve Trusty as he answers questions about his first six months serving as New Carlisle’s Fire Chief.

The City of New Carlisle recently purchased a new police cruiser for deputies assigned to the city.

New Carlisle City Council passed a resolution establishing non-smoking zones in the City’s parks.

New Carlisle City Manager Randy Bridge informed City Council that he had planned on introducing an ordinance to allow for the sale of the Twin Creeks properties at Monday’s City Council meeting, but the ordinance needed some rewording.

Former City Council member Barry Kilburn addressed City Council on the deplorable condition of a home on Madison St.

New Carlisle City Council was presented a resolution banning smoking in City parks.

New Carlisle City Council announced Monday night that residents will see changes in town reflecting the city’s adherence to a Creating Healthy Communities program.

Members of Girl Scout Troop 30630 addressed the New Carlisle City Council Monday evening seeking permission to begin a book exchange, sometimes called a “little library” at Smith Park.

Generous donations from past and present New Carlisle residents have raised more than $1,000 in support of the New Carlisle swimming pool since a Go Fund Me page was created last week.