October 2013

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I learn so many interesting things about our community hosting “Talk of the Town.” It’s a one-hour radio show that airs from 8-9 a.m. weekdays on 1230 WSAL. Some of the people I’ve talked to in the last month: • The Rushes, a family who adopted a little girl from China and shared their story with listeners. Their daughter, Leah Grace, has some special needs and will be having surgery a couple of days after a benefit fundraiser the Logansport Michelle Laird DIALS Mall is organizing on Oct. 26; Editor/publisher • The Lucerne Lions Club , which is holding the inaugural “Running with the Lions 5K” the first weekend in November.

DId you know that the Lions Club provides street lights and other necessities for the community of Lucerne?

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• The Cass County Family Y, which has a new executive director and some great new programming happening — this month they’ll have a Haunted House at the big old house on the corner of 10th and Market. I didn’t know the Y owned it but what a fantastic use for that property.

And speaking of Halloween, there are all kinds of events posted on CassCountyCalendar.com — and people started submitting them earlier than ever before! Seems like this community calendar thing might be catching on!

Back to the Y though, one other thing I didn’t know is that they’ll be offering “Snow Day Camps” whenever school is closed.

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As Logansport celebrates its 175th anniversary, dignitaries from around the state will mark the completion of the Hoosier Heartland Highway this month. A ribbon cutting, luncheon and caravan are planned for Oct. 23.

Movie theater to open this month Bargain Matinees Weekdays 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. — $6 Saturday & Sunday 10:30-noon — $4.50

Noon-6 p.m. —$6 Evening shows (after 6 p.m.)

Adults $8 Sunday-Thursday $8.50 Friday and Saturday Seniors (60+) — $6.50 Youth ages 6-11 — $6 Children 5 and under - $4.50 any time Active Military Discount — $7.50 with ID After 6 p.m., active military who show ID get in for $7.50.

3D tickets will be $2 extra.

• Mondays - DATE NIGHT (after 6 p.m.) - 2 admissions, 1 large popcorn, one large soda and one candy choice for $20 • Tuesdays - Senior Day (all day) - Admission for age 60+ is $4.50 all day • Wednesdays — FREE POPCORN DAY - buy a large soda and get a small popcorn • Thursdays — FAMILY DAY - 4 admissions, 4 small popcorns, 4 small sodas - $40 *Discounts may be suspended at certain times of year, including November and December, due to contracts.

Subject to change, check marymaxcinemas.com for more info.

Logansport’s new movie theater will officially open for business on Friday, Oct.25. Mary Max Cinemas Logansport 5, on Lexington Road, will kick off its grand opening week festivities with an invitation-only VIP ribbon cutting for city and county leaders.

Tuesday, Oct. 22 through Thursday, Oct. 24, they’ll offer free screenings of recently released movies and complimentary popcorn and soda.

They’ll also be raising funds for some local organizations, including the Cass County 4-H Association, Babe Ruth and music departments for Cass County high schools. A $2 donation is suggested. According to the theater’s website, a schedule of showtimes and titles will be available online at www.marymaxcinemas.com by Oct. 19. The first day of firstrun movies will be Friday, Oct. 25.

The $4-million, 15,000 square foot theater features stadium seating with high-back reclining chairs and digital projection and sound. It’s also designed to be easily accessible, with wheelchair spots and transfer/companion chairs.

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Southeastern gets Salin building October 8, 2013 Salin Bank donated their Walton Banking Center Building to the Southeastern School Corporation in September. Under the agreement, the Bank plans on leaving the Salin Bank sign which will allow the School Corporation to provide electronic messages to the community. The agreement also provides for the ATM machine to remain in the building which will enable the Bank to continue to provide services to the community. The School Corporation plans on using the building as an office for their superintendent. The donation is valued at more than $160,000.

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New recycling dropoff site near Industrial Park The Cass County Solid Waste Management District has announced that there are now five roll off recycling containers located throughout the county. The new location is at the junction of 350S/50E, or behind the Industrial Park. This is about a mile from the landfill, and is designed to provide a recycling opportunity for people who had been taking their recyclables to the containers at Oak Ridge. This new location will be for comingled recycling, just like

the others. This simply means that paper, plastics, bottles and cans are placed in one container. They will be separated when they get to the recycling center. The other four roll off recycling containers are located at the 4H Fairgrounds, at Pioneer Elementary in Royal Center, behind the Christian Church in Walton and at the wastewater treatment plant in Galveston.

If you have any questions, contact the Solid Waste District Office at 574-732-9253.

Teams from Logansport Memorial Hospital, Ivy Tech, the Logansport Police Department and Logansport Fire Department participated in the first-ever “Tour de Trike” on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at the Ivy Tech campus. The event raised funds for United Way of Cass County, which is working toward a $650,000 campaign goal for 2013.

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Logansport Police start meth suppression unit

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The Logansport Police Department has moved forward with implementing a Meth Suppression Unit (MSU). The Unit is comprised of 4 officers from the Logansport Police Department that will be responsible for conducting investigations regarding Methamphetamine related offenses.

MSU will be following up on citizen complaints, maintaining communication with local pharmacies, hardware stores, and other related business that may sell items that can be used to manufacture Methamphetamine.

If you have any Methamphetamine related information that you would like to provide our Meth Suppression Unit please e-mail, lpdmsu@logansportpolice.com or call (574) 735-0325.

This post was originally published on turn4media.com, where Matthew Paul writes about racing. Seriously.

It was Tuesday, October 1. My day started at 4:15a.m.....

After hitting the snooze button a half dozen times, I crawled out of bed to get dressed and head out for my daily trek to work.

Also, by “trek” I mean “walk”.

I live about a mile from the Mid America Radio Studios where I host my morning show on Mix 102, so I hoof it most mornings. The sky PHOTOS BY PHILL DIALS It was a packed house inside Plaza Pavilion 1a at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Multicolored accent lighting shone up the walls that were covered in black curtains...Two models, one blonde and one brunette sporting IndyCar short shirts, greeted us at the door. Music was playing in the background...A bizarre mix of mainly rock and funk, both new and old wafted from the speakers. In the left corner just off the stage, an IndyCar sat draped with a black covering waiting to be unveiled...It all felt bizarrely surreal.

A closer look around the room, and you could easily spot the major players...Tony Kanaan, Graham Rahal, Connor Daly, Derrick Daly, Bobby Rahal, Mark Miles, Doug Boles, Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard...They were all there for one thing...To announce the newly formed Grand Prix of Indianapolis...

The creation of this race, as was stated in the beginning of the presentation, stemmed from

the original designers of the Speedway and their imagining of a road course in the middle of the oval. Of course, this came to fruition with Formula One racing at IMS in 2000, and then again in 2011 when 2 time Indy 500 winner Dan Wheldon did the very first IndyCar testing at the IMS road course. Doug Boles recalls when Dan did the testing...

“I think I’d be remiss if I didn’t say in fall of 2011 our two time Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon had an opportunity to be the first IndyCar to run at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway (road course), and in between one of those runs I had an opportunity to talk to him in pit area, and he kind of grabbed me by the collar, and he said, ‘Doug, we’ve got to run here.’ We are doing this not only for fans, but we’re doing this - I think it’ll be great for Dan Wheldon, and he’s excited about this day, as well.”

So the gears are in motion...

The inaugural Grand Prix of Indianapolis is now set for May

was clear and the stars were out The air was crisp with the oncoming coolness of fall. As I sauntered along, I rounded a corner on Melbourne Avenue, caught some uneven pavement, and BAM...I hit the ground.

Walking can be hard sometimes...Luckily, there were no cars around to run over my

10, 2014. From the outset, the presenters hammered home the notion of making this a family-friendly, festival type of atmosphere for the new race.

Plus, there will be new bleachers installed, spectator mounds, and cheaper tickets to make it possible. Mark Miles explains...

“A family of four, two adults, two children 12 and under, will be able to come out for the race for $50. So we’re determined to make it something that everybody who’s interested has the opportunity to come out and see.”

In a nutshell what they’re looking to do is build excitement for the month of May. Starting with the road race and culminating with the 500. Personally, I love it and I think they’re on the right track...(see what I did there?) There’s no question that since the IRL/CART split in 1996, interest in the 500 and the IZOD IndyCar Series has been.... well, stagnant.

However, rather than sit and

crumpled body lying in the street, so I got up, brushed myself off, and went on my merry way.

That’s how my day went...From falling down in the street at 5am, to sitting in an historic press conference directly behind Bobby Rahal at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway....Or, you know...a normal Tuesday...

— Matthew Paul Mix 102 Morning Guy/ Director of Operations WLHM/WSAL/WHZR

say to themselves “Well, we’ve always done the month of May this way and we’re not gonna change!”

The powers-that-be instead looked at the month of May and thought “What can we do that would generate interest, and really elevate what IndyCar racing is all about?” And then...BAM! A new race at the GREATEST RACETRACK in the WORLD is born.

I sometimes wish everyone thought like that.

Instead, we resist change. We don’t like the unknown..and more often than not, we get downright grumpy about it. Being a lifelong Hoosier, I understand that the stature and tradition of the 500 isn’t something to scoff at.

Sometimes, like Sheryl Crow once said, “A change will do you good...”

Is it May yet?

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Calendar River Bluff Run & Fun Walk Saturday, Oct. 12 Rain or shine, the River Bluff Trail, 800 Michigan Avenue, Logansport, will be the starting point of the River Bluff Run and Fun Walk. This annual event, sponsored by the Logansport Memorial Hospital Foundation, promotes Breast Cancer Awareness. Reigstration will be from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.

Don't be scared!

There’s no shortage of Halloween fun in Cass County this year! Check out the list as of Oct. 10 on page 8, and be sure to check CassCountyCalendar.com often as new events are added daily. You can click the cute little ghost on the right side of the page and get to Halloween events fast!

Career Fair Friday, Oct. 18 Ivy Tech Community College Logansport will be hosting its annual Fall Career Fair from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Logansport campus. Ivy Tech students, alumni and the public are invited to attend this free event.

Cirque Zuma Zuma Saturday, Oct. 12 This non-stop, action-packed show presented by the Performing Arts Council of Logansport will feature the fantastic Zuma Zuma acrobats from America’s Got Talent. It is the ultimate fusion of music and artistic talent. Fun for the entire family.

7 p.m. at McHale Performing Arts Center. Tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for students.

Art on Fire weekend Sunday, Oct. 20 Mercedes Brugh, owner of Frozen Music, will host an open studio from 1-4 p.m. at 1315 E. Market. Look for the yellow balloons and come on in. It’s part of the Indiana Glass Trail’s Art on Fire weekend Oct 18-20. Tours of Kokomo glass, contemporary glass at Sieberling Museum (Kokomo), Sharon Ownens at Inspired Fire (Lafayette) workshops, too. Visit indianaglasstrail. com for more info.

Variety Show Friday, Oct. 18 Logansport HS Speech Team presents the annual Variety Show at McHale PAC. 7 p.m. Tickets available at the door.

Panhandle Pathway Dedication Tuesday, Oct. 22 Friends of the Panhandle Pathway invite you to the Dedication of a 3.5 acre remnant of the original Peninsula Prairie located in

Career fair 2013

Explore your options and possible job opportunities!

Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2013 • 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Ivy Tech Logansport • 1 Ivy Tech Way • Community Room Explore your options in a career fair atmosphere!

• Network with employers • Talk to college and university reps • Learn about volunteer opportunities • Spend time with military recruiters • View a Linkedin presentation Questions?

800-459-0561, ext. 222 | sniedzwicki@ivytech.edu

Bring your résumé and dress for success!

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Pulaski County, between the trail and US 35 at Pulaski County road 400 S and the trail. 5 p.m. Eastern Time. Parking at North Central Co-op, Pulaski County Rd 400 S just west of US 35. r ToxAway Day Saturday, Oct. 26 Dispose of household hazardous wastes during this event at the Logansport High School Parking Lot from 9 a.m. to noon. See the Cass County Solid Waste Management District ad on page 9 for details on what will be accepted. This event is for Cass County residents only.

Running with the Lions 5K Saturday, Nov. 2 The Lucerne Lions will be hosting its 1st Annual Running With The Lions 5K Run/Walk. Race begins at 9 a.m. with race day check-in & race day registration from 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Lions Hall, located at 104 W Hill Street, Lucerne, IN 46950. Turn North at the Post Office on Osmer Street). $12 per participant on or before October 19th (shirt guaranteed). & $15 per participant October 20th and after (shirt NOT guaranteed)

For more information and entry forms for the Running with the Lions 5K, please call Dirk at 574-643-4225 or email at radardl@ frontier.com Cass County Roosters Salute to the Armed Forces Gala Saturday, Nov. 2 This year Honoring Women of the Armed Forces In Memory of Cpl. Shawn Hensel and Sgt. Kenneth McAninch Cocktails, food, cash bar, patriotic ceremony, dancing and more at Angie’s Cakes and Catering, beginning at 5 p.m. Tickets $15 each, available at Beacon Credit Union and Security Federal Savings Museum Tour Sunday, Nov. 3 In conjunction with the 175th anniversary of the incorporation of Logansport as a city, a progressive tour of three Logansport museums — Cass County Historical Society Museum, Cole Clothing Museum and premiere opening for the Ridlen Museum of Political Communication. Tour, short speech, Hors d’oeuvres and beverages at each location. All proceeds benefit the Cass County Historical Society. $100.

Have an event you’d like people to know about?

Post the details on www.casscountycalendar.com. It’s free for anyone to use!

let's eat.

‘Tis the season for all kinds of great comfort food and as we were putting together this issue of INFO, it just made sense to put all the fundraiser dinners together. New events are added to Cass County Calendar daily so make sure to check casscountycalendar.com often. And if you’re planning a fundraiser, make sure to submit it on online!

Rib Fest Saturday, Oct. 12 Southside Fellowship Church of God, 420 Riverview Street, is hosting a Rib Fest on Saturday, October 12 from 4-6:30 p.m. in the church fellowship hall. The church is located across from the Girl Scout woods on Clay and Riverview.

The menu consists of BBQ ribs, baked beans, cole slaw, cornbread, macaroni and cheese, dessert and drink. Ticket prices are $12 for adults (13 and up), $6 for children 4-12 and children under 4 eat free.

Chicken & Noodle Supper Saturday, Oct. 12 4:30-7 p.m. Carryouts available, Salad Bar and Dessert Homemade noodles for sale. Eat your fill ... pay your will.

FROM PAGE 2 So with the Y’s “Snow Day Camps,” parents needing daycare options for their kids when school is cancelled may want to keep that in mind.

In addition to Talk of the Town, Matthew Paul and I also host “The Sunday Show” which airs Sunday mornings on Mix 102 (7 a.m.) and Hoosier Country 103.7 (9 a.m.). We get to spend 15 minutes talking with a guest each week about something local — it’s always so inspiring to hear about all the amazing efforts that people are making to improve our community.

Lucas Beach is one such person — he’s a Cass County native who’s now the superintendent of France Park and last year. He’s implemented all kinds of cool programming, including what I’m sure is the state’s least expensive ride on a zip line that’s already nearly paid for itself after just three months of operation. How cool is that?

So until next month, there are lots of ways to find out what’s happening in our community.

When people tell you there’s nothing to do, send them my way. :)

Fundraiser Dinner Friday, Oct. 18 Caston Football Moms will be hosting a fundraiser from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. before the Tri-County game with a smoked pork chop dinner $8 or pork burger dinner $5 with baked beans, chips, cookie and drink. Funds to support football practice gear and uniforms. Get pre-sale tickets from the football players or call the school (574) 857-3505.

Fish & Tenderloin Fry Friday, Oct. 18 Royal Center United Methodist Church will host a Dan’s Fish & Tenderloin Fry from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Family Life Center.

Menu includes all you can eat fish and/or tenderloin, coleslaw, chips, bread and butter, dessert and drink. Tickets are $8.50 for adults, $5 for kids 6-12 and free for kids 5 and under. Carryouts available.

Dan’s Fish Fry Saturday, Oct. 26 Dan’s Fish Fry sponsored by the Logansport Mall Benefiting the Rush Family. Saturday, October 26, 2013 4-7 p.m. at the Logansport Mall Community Center Advance Tickets: Adults $9.00, Children (6-12) $7.00, Children 5 and under Free, Tickets at the door $.50 more. Meal includes sides and dessert.

The Rushes traveled to China in April to bring home Leah

Need to get a flu shot?

Wednesday, Oct. 16 Free seasonal flu vaccines for kids age 6 months to 18 years of age, who have Medicaid, no health insurance or have health insurance that does not cover flu vaccine.

By appointment only. Call (574) 753-7760.

The Cass County Health Department is located at 512 High Street.

Thursday, Oct. 17 Logansport Memorial Hospital Flu Clinic at Wal-Mart Pharmacy 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. $25 — no charge for Medicare recipients who bring their cards.

Kids ages 11 and under should see a physician. Youth ages 12-17 need doctor’s order to receive flu shot at clinic. Call hotline at (574) 753-1799 for more info.

Additional clinics will be added to CassCountyCalendar.com if they are scheduled.

Grace, their 3-year old daughter. Leah was born with a cleft lip and palate. She had her first surgery to repair her palate in July, and will be having her second surgery to repair her nose this fall. Proceeds will be donated to the Rush family to help offset their adoption and related medical expenses.

For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit the Logansport Mall office or call 574-721-6900 Ham & Bean Supper/Craft & Bake Sale Saturday, Nov. 2 River of Life Christian Church, 130 Mall Rd., will be hosting their annual Ham & Bean Supper and Craft & Bake Sale from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. There will be a free will offering.

Ham & Bean and Chili Supper Saturday, Oct. 12 Come out and support the volunteer fire department in Twelve Mile. Donations accepted. Enjoy chili, ham and beans, corn bread, and dessert made by volunteer fire department.

4:30-7:30 p.m. Located at the fire department Also Available for purchase: 2014 Twelve Mile Volunteer Fireman Calendar $20, Support T-shirt $15, Support Hooded Sweatshirts $30.

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Calendar Here’s the scoop on local Halloween happenings! Be sure to check CassCountyCalendar.com often as additional events may be added!

Pumpkin Run for Autism Saturday, Oct. 12 Race your decorated pumpkin down the hill at Bishop Park!

10 a.m. - noon. This event is to raise awareness and funds for families in Cass County living with autism. For information contact Nicole Hicks, nicole@inautism.org or 1-800-609-8449 ext. 909

Happy

Cass County Humane Society Pet Walk Saturday, Oct. 19 if you choose to dress your pet up, 1st and 2nd place prizes will be awarded and Voorhees Studio will be there taking professional pictures of you and your pet. Each entry will receive a free t-shirt! Come and join this fun filled event and help support the Humane Society. All proceeds will benefit the animals will take care everyday. $15.

1-3 p.m. at Little Turtle Waterway Plaza.

Trunks of Treats Sunday, Oct. 27 River of Life Christian Church, 130 Mall Rd., will be hosting their annual Trunks of Treats from 3:30-5:30 p.m. All children and parents are invited to attend.

WoodBridge Community Harvest Festival Saturday, Oct. 12 An event to show appreciation to our community! Musical entertainment, games, applebobbing, face painting, free pumpkins, free food, health fair and more. 12-4 p..m. at Woodbridge Health Campus.

Sleepy Hollow Haunted Hayrides Fridays and Saturdays Oct. 18, 19, 25 and 26 Sleepy Hollow Haunted Hayride has teamed up with France Park! Join us for a family friendly hayride from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. Admission is $6 per person.

Boo Run Run! Saturday, Oct. 19 Fun Run/ Walk fund raiser to benefit the Logansport Art Association’s (LAA) operating expenses. 5K for teens and adults, 1 mile Goblin Dash for Children ages 12 and under. Race begins at 9 am at the LAA, 424 Front Street. $20 LAA members, $25 non-member, $10 ages 12 and under

Halloween at the Y Friday, October 25 FREE to the community. Bring your little ghouls to the Y to have fun playing games, make crafts, get their faces painted, costume contest and more! 5-7 p.m.

Walton Boo Fest!

Friday, October 25 Parade first then meet at the Walton Library for treats.

6-8 p.m.

Haunted House at the Cass County YMCA Friday, October 25 Saturday, Oct. 26 Wednesday, Oct. 30 Thursday, Oct. 31 Stop by if you DARE! The Y Haunted House will be a spookingly good time - be sure to bring your friends! Children 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult. 6-9 p.m. $5 per person Fall Festival Saturday, October 26 Trinity Lutheran Church will be hosting a Fall Festival for children ages 2-12. We will be bobbing for apples, decorating pumpkins, have face painting and other games. There will be snacks and drinks for everyone. Come and enjoy the Autumn season from 1-3 p.m. 97 E. Market St.

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HALLOWEEN

Downtown Spooktacular & Elks Halloween Parade Tuesday, Oct. 29 Logan’s Landing invites you to trick or treat downtown from 4-6 p.m., then stay and show off your costume in the annual Elks Halloween parade at 6 p.m.

Be sure to check out the “Scarecrow Row” scarecrows, too!

Safe Trick or Treating at McKinney House Thursday, Oct. 31 Please join us at the McKinney House for a night of safe Trick or Treating. Kids and Families welcome to join in for some Halloween fun. Come dressed in costume (or not) and trick or treat around our beautiful community. Costume Contest! Prizes will be given out for the best costume. Rain or Snow...this will be the best trick or treating in town! 3901 High St. 6-7 p.m.

Trick or Treating in Logansport Wednesday, Oct. 30 & Thursday, Oct. 31 Halloween Trick or Treating for Logansport will be held from 6-8 p.m. Residents areasked to turn on their porch lights if they wish to participate. Please be advised not to let children go trick or treating alone. Older children should use the buddy system and adults should accompany young children.

Children should only approach homes that have a porch light on and are encouraged to wear reflective trimmings on their costumes or carry a glow stick or flashlight.

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Caught on

MIDDLE: Football players from all four Cass County school corporations pulled this truck full of food to raise money for their school’s football program during the grand re-opening of Mike Anderson Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. Photo by Michelle Dials MIDDLE: Domestic Violence Task Force of Cass County kicked off Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a ceremony at the Farmer’s Market lot honoring Indiana victims who died as a result of domestic violence. Photos by Phill Dials BOTTOM LEFT: The cast of Civic Players’ production of Here We Sit, in which the actors portrayed a theater audience on stage in McHale Performing Arts Center. Photo by Michelle Dials.

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OUR NEW DOCTOR

WILL SEE YOU NOW. Jessica McClintock, MD Obstetrics and Gynecology

Logansport Memorial Hospital is pleased to welcome Jessica McClintock MD to the Logansport Memorial Physician Network. She is an obstetrician/gynecologist who will join the physicians of the Women’s Health Center, caring for women of all ages and stages of life.

Dr. McClintock received her medical degree from the Ross University School of Medicine in Portsmouth, Dominica, West Indies. She completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Medstar Franklin Square Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland.

Jessica McClintock, MD | OBGYN 1025 Michigan Avenue, Suite 115 | Logansport, IN 46947 574.722.3566 | www.logansportmemorial.org

Dr. McClintock is now accepting new patients. Her practice is located inside the Women’s Health Center in Medical Office Building East at Logansport Memorial Hospital. If you would like to make an appointment with Dr. McClintock, please call

574.722.3566.