New Carlisle welcomed Christmas last Saturday, December 5, with several downtown holiday festivities.

More than one hundred people came to Meadow View Growers on Saturday afternoon to donate non-perishable food items for the garden center’s food drive to benefit a local food pantry.

New Carlisle Deputies Sheila Crews and Rachel Allender stop by to visit four year old twins Trevor and Peyton on Prentice Dr.

Dozens of family members came to Donnelsville Sunday afternoon to celebrate the 90th birthday of local resident Marian Phares.

Man who began district’s JROTC program returns through student mentoring program.

Thanks to the efforts of one New Carlisle man, there is no need to travel outside the city limits to see a remarkable Christmas light display.

“I’m just traveling the country visiting people.

Dozens of local families will find their winter a bit warmer this year because of the generosity of the folks at Stitches United.

On Thursday December 3, 2015 Ms.

Poinsettias and a Christmas tree provided the backdrop to the New Carlisle Community Chorus’ (NCAC) annual Christmas Homecoming Concert at New Carlisle’s Honey Creek Presbyterian Church on Dec.

Two New Carlisle councilmen are setting the standard for holiday memories, hoping to establish longstanding traditions that will be enjoyed fin the city for generations to come.

Begin your Christmas season with the sound of music of the Mojo Brass and The Western Ohio Tuba Quartet for an evening of virtuosic holiday warmth and brassy fun as they open the 4thseason of Music on Main Series, at New Carlisle Church of the Brethren, 219 N.