January 2013

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Welcome to 2013!

I’ve decided that this year is going to be great. I’m going with what’s on a sign that my mom and I bought my sister around this time last year — back when Michelle Laird DIALS Peyton Manning was Editor/publisher still a Colt and Indianapolis was getting ready to host the “Big Game.” That’s it to the right, courtesy of Pinterest.

On December 21, I was hired as the news director at Mid America Radio Group in Logansport. That means I’m doing news, every day, for Mix 102, WSAL and Hoosier Country 103.7 (which is where I used to be back in 2008.) Don’t worry — Cass County Communication Network will still be here and will continue to grow.

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On page 6, you’ll find a new feature. Not long after I started at the radio stations, we were all standing around chatting, as we often do after 9 a.m., and Matthew Paul asked me if I was going to make a big deal about my new gig in INFO. I figured I’d write a little bit about it here, but he asked me if he could do an interview. Having a Q&A with a local person has been something I’ve wanted to do for a long time, but when you do news, people answer your questions much differently than they do when you’re the morning guy. So in this issue, you’ll find the first edition of his new column called “No, but seriously ...” If you like it, it could become a regular feature.

Things like that are what I’m most excited about with this new endeavor. On the back page of this issue, you’ll see that we’re partnering with Mid America Radio to throw a party on February 17 — we’re calling it Founder’s Day Extravaganza! Logansport celebrates its 175th anniversary that day, and we’ve got some huge surprises in the works. You’ll be hearing more about it as the date gets closer, so as always, keep checking www.casscountycalendar.com for more details, and listen to our local radio stations — Mix 102, WSAL and Hoosier Country 103.7 for opportunities to win great prizes.

Here’s to a great 2013! I’ll talk to you at the top of the hour weekdays on 102.3, 103.7 and 1230 AM, and in the meantime, as usual, you can find local news and information at www. casscountyonline.com!

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Cost of stamps goes up January 27 The price for First-Class Mail single-piece letters will increase by a penny when prices change this month. The new 46 cent Forever stamps will allow customers to mail letters to any location in the United States. Postcards will also see a 1-cent increase, to 33 cents. There will also be new domestic retail pricing for Priority Mail Flat Rate products.

Beginning early next year, the Postal Service will also introduce a First-Class Mail Global Forever Stamp that will allow customers to mail letters anywhere in the world for one set price of $1.10. The increases are effective January 27, 2013.

Tax season starts this month The IRS plans to open its 2013 filing season and begin processing individual income tax returns on January 30. More information is available on www.irs.gov.

Indiana taxpayers will see automatic taxpayer refunds, Governor Mitch Daniels announced in November. Hoosiers who file individual returns next year will receive a credit of $111 and joint filers will receive a credit of $222 because of the state’s automatic taxpayer refund (ATR). The credit will be applied when taxpayers fill out their 2012 income tax forms in 2013.

Indiana closed the 2012 Fiscal Year with reserves of $2.155 billion or 15 percent of the state’s budget. In 2011, the Indiana General Assembly approved the governor’s plan for an automatic taxpayer refund if the state’s reserves exceeded 10 percent at the end of the budget year that ended on June 30.

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CCCF announces grant to purchase mobile community stage The Cass County Community Foundation will be celebrating their 20th anniversary throughout 2013 with town hall meetings, events, and some surprises. One of those surprises was revealed on Dec. 27 during a press conference at Riverside Park. The foundation will invest nearly $145,000 for the purchase of a mobile community stage. The project is the result of a collaboration between the Community Founda-

tion and four community partner organizations: Cass County 4-H, Cass County Arts Alliance, Logan’s Landing and the Logansport Parks Department. The groups received a $40,000 grant to get started last summer, but as they began looking toward their 20th anniversary, the CCCF board decided to kickoff the celebration by fully-funding the purchase. The Community Foundation was established Oct. 7, 1993. Look for more information about their 20th anniversary events throughout the year.

New fund will benefit community grants program A new fund whose annual income can be used for community grants, like the one to purchase a mobile community stage, has been established through the Cass County Community Foundation. The Judge Norman L. and Ruth B. Kiesling Unrestricted Charitable Fund. was established by the Kiesling’s son, John Kiesling and daughter, Marlene Konsek in memory of their parents.

Judge Kiesling was born in Logansport in 1912, graduated from LHS and earned a bachelor of arts from Valparaiso University and a law degree in 1935. Norman served as a prosecuting attorney prior to being called to the US Navy during WWII. He returned to Cass County and practiced law until 1958.

He served as judge of the Cass County Circuit Court for 24 years and was elected a state representative in 1949.

United Way of Cass County exceeds 2012 campaign goal

Ten member agencies and two funded programs will benefit from the funds raised by United Way of Cass County: • Big Brothers Big Sisters Community-based & school-based mentoring • Boy Scouts Comprehensive Youth Development • Cass County Family Y After school and summer day camp, Financial Assistance, and Teen Action Program • Girl Scouts Youth Programs-troop activities, summer day camps, and individual girl’s programs) • Mental Health America Drop-In Center, Assistance to Individuals • Peak Community Services Sheltered Workshop • Cass Area Transit Elderly/Disabled/Community Transportation • American Red Cross Biomedical, Disaster and Armed Forces Emergency Services • Food Finders Food Distributed, • Salvation Army Lunch Program, Specific Assistance to Individuals, Food Pantry • Backpack program (Logansport) • Cass County Reading Railroad Begindergarten Program

United Way’s campaign chairman, Joe Johnson, hosted his Campaign Cabinet and the funded agencies during a January 10 luncheon to thank them and announce that they had achieved victory by exceeding the 2012 campaign goal. The goal was $600,075 in honor of United Way of Cass County’s 75th anniversary.

On March 8, the United Way of Cass County will host its 75th Anniversary Gala in place of the traditional annual meeting and victory celebration.

At the luncheon on January 10, Johnson thanked his volunteers and funded agencies for their hard work on the campaign. As a result, $625,972 has been raised to date.

Johnson expressed his gratitude to the donors of Cass County. He and his large team of volunteers spent the year talking before numerous employee groups helping them to understand how their donation would be used.

“Joe’s message was down to earth and passionate,” says United Way executive director Joyce Mayhill.

Mayhill explained that Johnson “simply told his story and the story of his employees” at The Andersons in Walton and why they believe in giving to the United Way. Mayhill and Johnson agree that getting people involved and inside the agencies help them understand how the agencies serve people in our community and where the money goes. This is accomplished through activities such as Live United Day. Johnson concluded the celebration by asking everyone to support the 2013 campaign chairman and handed the gavel over to Logansport Memorial Hospital’s CEO David Ameen.

REMINDER: It’s flu season and Logansport Memorial Hospital has implemented visitor restrictions.

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Profile

Michelle Dials and I go way back. All the way to 2009! When I first heard what was she was doing with casscountycalendar.com, I thought “HEY! I need to get her on the air!” And so, every Thursday she comes on my show at 7:20 a.m. for a few minutes and we discuss area events and happenings. Recently it was announced that Michelle would be the new News Director (or News Diva if you’re in the inner circle) of Mid America Radio Logansport. It takes a special person to work and thrive at our establishment. I’ll find out if she has what it takes...

-- Matthew Paul Mix 102 Morning Guy & Mid America Radio Director of Operations

Michelle Dials

You’ll mainly be working in the morning on the radio stations...

News Director We’re a pretty exclusive boys-only Mid America RADIO GROUP club..How do you plan on fitting OWNER/PUBLISHER in? I think I’ve been accepted fairly Cass County COMMUNICATION NETWORK well so far. Right?

We’re also pretty gross...Can you handle it? As I mentioned above, I work with high schoolers ...

Now that you’re the news director at Mid You’re a pretty big fan of Disney...

America Radio, how many jobs do you Which Disney character best describes you? currently have?

Thanks for noticing ... I analyze situations using I guess it seems like a lot. In addition to the “What Would Walt Do” criteria, so my first being news director, I own and publish Cass thought is Walt Disney himself, but I don’t think County Communication Network. I work with I’m nearly accomplished enough to compare myvarious local clients with for freelance graphic self to him yet. design, copywriting and social media consulting.

In college, one of my best friends gave me the I also coach the Logansport HS Spell Bowl team book “The Tao of Pooh,” because at various times, in the fall, and the Speech Team from November the things I say can tend to sound like they were thru March. written by A.A. Milne. So I’ll go with any of the What kinds of changes will be made to how news characters from the Hundred Acre Woods. is delivered/presented now that you’re running Every time a new president is elected, the First that department?

Lady redecorates the joint...Does Phill plan on I don’t anticipate major changes to the delivery doing any remodeling to the News Room? or presentation. As far as I know, news will still He hasn’t mentioned any big plans, but I’ve barely air at the top of the hour ... unless the operations seen him in the last two weeks, even though we manager suddenly gets a wild hair. both work at CassNetwork and at the station.

I think the changes to content will be fairly subtle.

Was there ever a time when you thought, “Hey, I If you read my column in INFO regularly, you know! I’ll own a paper AND be on the radio evmight know that I have a pink Post-It on my eryday!” I mean, it sorta seems like you’re trying computer that says “Promote things that impact to take over the world.... the community in positive ways or inspire people Well, it started as a newspaper but it’s so much to instigate positive change.” more than that now. I majored in broadcast journalism at IU simply because the classes didn’t meet on Fridays. I always envisioned myself doing

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print media though. In 2008, I kind of stumbled into doing news on Hoosier Country 103.7 and actually put my degree to good use. We started CassCountyCalendar in 2009 and Cass County Communication Network in 2010. When the news director job opened up last month, it seemed like a perfect fit. So no, I don’t need to take over the world ... It’s enough to know that local people trust me when they need to know something. It’s also a huge responsibility, and one that I take really seriously.

You’re also a big fan of Glee...Has it crossed your mind to do a newscast entirely in song? If so, what song would it be?

You know, it actually did, but I don’t sing in public.... I’d really like to have a Glee music day though — it could even just be original songs that have been on Glee played in order of appearance on the show.

One of the most important things we do is the school lunch menus...and in case you didn’t know, you’ll be required to add at least one sound effect when we read them...What do you plan on doing?

Unfortunately, I don’t think that’s in my contract.

If you were to switch careers and become a competitive eater, what food-eating would you compete in?

Good question. I’ve never really considered it, but I’d say pizza, watermelon and noodles are the most likely choices.

Are you half as excited to be working with us as we are to work with you?

Yes. (That’s the kind of answer that’s sometimes ok in print, but not ok in radio.)

New in town ...

Mollenkopfs welcome first baby of 2013

Logansport-Cass County Chamber of Commerce Megan Paschen, executive director

The first baby born in Cass County in 2013 arrived on January 2.

Blake and Stephanie Mollenkopf, who live near Twelve Mile, welcomed daughter Remley Cathleen Mollenkopf at 11:38 a.m. on Wednesday, a week after her December 26 due date.

Remley joins siblings Kinzie, 7, Gavin, 5, and Logan, 3. Maternal grandparents are Kevin and Cindy Scott of Cass County; paternal grandparents are Randy and Kathy Mollenkopf of Van Wert Ohio.

Cass County Solid Waste Management District Bob Ehle, Jr., director

Logansport Memorial Hospital presented the following gifts from 30 local businesses to the Mollenkopf family on Thursday afternoon:

Mid-America Radio Group Matthew Paul, operations manager

• Earrings from Arnold’s Fine Jewelry & Gifts • $20 gift card from Bob Evans • Free lube, oil and filter change from Cass County Tire • Two month family membership from Cass County YMCA • Baby supplies from Cass County WIC • Baby nail clippers and soothie from Community Pharmacy • One case of bottled water from Culligan Water Conditioning • $25 gift card from D&R Fruit Market • Car seat from W.B. Murray, MD

There are lots of new people with new titles as we start 2013. Here are the ones we know about — if you have a new job and you’d like us to share it, submit an announcement at www.casscountyonline.com.

City of Logansport William Drinkwine, building commissioner Cass Logansport Economic Development Organization (formerly LEDF) Connie Neininger, president

Mid-America Radio Group Michelle Dials, news director Cass County Family YMCA Shelly Butler, executive director Cass County Reading Railroad Rena Sterret, program director United Way of Cass County Lita Rouser, director of impact strategies and community investment United Way of Cass County Rebecca Anspach, director of donor relations and resource development

•Pack N Play from the Family Birth Center •Jumbo packs of diapers and wipes from Flora •Arion Home Improvements & Heating and Air •Massage, manicure and haircut with color from House of Beauty •Infant swing from Lavy Windows, Inc. •Free front end alignment from Logan Tire Service •4 Whopper Value Meals from Logansport Burger King •Nursery Time Lamb from Logansport Memorial Hospital Gift Shop •Wagon from Logansport Pediatrics •Free photo session and 11x14 from Mar-K-Z Photography •$20 gift card from Martin’s Supermarket • Gift Box of household/baby supplies from McCord’s Do It Best •9 Piece Chicken Combo from Mr. Happy Burger • 3-piece Baby Silverware Set from Patrick Long - State Farm Insurance •Case of apple juice from Pepsi •Commemorative Plaque from Pharos-Tribune •Medium Pizza from Pizza Hut • Baby lamp from The Gallery • Boyd’s Bear from The NEst • Swaddling Blanket and cap set from The Village Peddler • 2 packages of diapers from Walgreen’s • Floral arrangement from Warner’s Greenhouse

2-1-1 Expo Vendors Sought The Cass County Resource Network has scheduled a 2-1-1 Expo on National 2-1-1 Day February 11, 2013. The 2-1-1 Fair hours are 3 pm to 6 pm at Calvary Presbyterian Church.

Any for-profit retail, financial, or service business and all nonprofits are welcome to reserve booth space. The for profit booth fee is $20 and there is no charge for nonprofits. Booth fee funds support the work of the Cass County Resource Network. The target market for the Expo includes parents, high school students, people who work part time, retirees, and people who are unemployed. The purpose of the Expo is to inform people about local services, businesses, and volunteer opportunities.

2-1-1 is an information and referral number funded locally by the United Way of Cass County.

To reserve booth space, call the United Way of Cass County at 574-753-3533.

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Calendar

CCCF Food Drive Friday, January 11 The Cass County Community Foundation will host a food drive at Pioneer High School as the Panthers take on the Lewis Cass Kings on the basketball court. All Panther and Kings Fans are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to the Pioneer gym on Friday January 11 between 6-7:30 p.m. Fans will receive free pom-poms to support their favorite team! All donated food items will help support and stock the local food pantries in the Royal Center and Walton areas. For more information about the Food Drive or the Cass County Community Foundation, call 574-722-2200

All You Can Eat Fish & Chicken Fry Friday, January 11 The fundraiser will be held in the cafeteria prior to the Pioneer Lewis Cass boy’s basketball game. All proceeds will benefit the Cass County Humane Society. Purchase Tickets at any one of these locations: Cass Co. Humane Society, Cass Co. Animal Hospital, AA Vet Care, Logansport Animal Hospital, Pioneer and Lewis Cass High School. Food provided by Burn’s Fish Fry 4-7 p.m. at Pioneer Jr./Sr. High School. $8.50; Children 5 and under are free. Carry Outs will be available Logansport High School Financial Aid Night Monday, January 14 On Monday, January 14, at 7 p.m. in the McHale Performing Arts Center, Lori Lange from the Logansport Ivy Tech Community College will present information regarding the Federal Financial Aid Form (FAFSA). She will also discuss the date, time, and places for College Goal Sunday, Scholarship and Grant information and answer any questions parents or students might have regarding their personal situation. File your FAFSA on

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Happy Valentine’s Day! Be sure to check CassCountyCalendar.com for fun things to do this month! New events are added daily so be sure to check often!

the web. Go to www.fafsa.gov No charge for filing the FAFSA. Additionally, Susan Mordenti, Guidance Director will briefly remind students about local scholarships and how to access this information on the LHS—Guidance website. If you have any questions, please contact the LHS Guidance Department at 753-0441 x4236.

Acoustic Round Robin Saturday, January 19 The Acoustic Round Robin will take place in the Logansport library’s meeting room. This is a gathering of local musicians who enjoy music and also getting together to share their talent.

Each musician has an opportunity to share their choice of song while the others join-in. Come and listen to the area’s talent starting at 1 p.m.

Walton Main Street & Lions Club Fish Fry Saturday, January 26 The Walton Main Street Organization and the Walton Lions Club will have a whitefish fry on January 26 from 4-7 p.m. The meal is expected to consist of whitefish, French fries, coleslaw, beans, roll and drink. Adults, $9.

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!

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.

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It's Girl Scout Cookie Time!

This year, as the Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana celebrate their Year of the Girl – 100th Anniversary, Girl Scout cookies will be on sale beginning Friday,January 11, continuing through March 12. For $3.50 per box, customers can help girls build business skills and gain financial knowledge as they sell these Girl Scout Cookie varieties: Thin Mints, Shortbread, Peanut Butter Patties®, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Caramel deLites®, Thanks- A-Lot™, Lemonades™ and new Mango Cremes, which combine a crispy cookie with the taste of mango.

The American Red Cross will be partnering with GSNI-M in Give Blood Get a Cookie. Blood drives will be running from January 11th-31st.

Visit www.gsnim.org for more information.

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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.

The Twelve Mile Christmas Pageant has been held every December since 1970 in Plank Hill Park.

RICK WOODALL, who submitted this photo, shares: “The pageant was started by Clifton Skinner, an employee at Bunker Hill Air Force Base (now Grissom Air Reserve Base), who based part of the pageant on a tradition among the base’s airmen of placing Christmas-themed panels in front of their barracks.”

Mercedes Brugh and Milt Cole at the ground breaking for the new Cole Pedestrian Bridge at Riverside Park.

PHOTO BY PHILL DIALS FOR CASS COUNTY COMMUNICATION NETWORK.

We happened to be on High Street on January 4 when the funeral procession for 90-year-old Clarence Peck passed by the Central Fire Station for “Last Alarm.” Mr. Peck began his career as a firefighter for the City of Logansport in October 1950 and retired in January 1981. It was a beautiful tribute from the Logansport Fire Department. Our fans on the Cass County Online page made our day with 556 likes for this photo Phill Dials took for Cass County Communication Network.

Emmaus Mission Center held the first annual 5 K Run for the Home on New Year’s Eve. Scott Colford (back row, gray sock hat) was the overall winner. PHOTO SUBMITTED BY EMMAUS MISSION CENTER

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Party like it’s Logansport's #partyhardlogansport

175th Birthday!

PHOTOS COURTESY CASS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Join us for a

FOUNDERS DAY

EXTRAVAGANZA

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2013 1-4 p.m McHale Complex @ Riverside Park

Join Mid-America Radio Group of Logansport and Cass County Communication Network for a special celebration of 175 years of Logansport history!

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