Pharos-Tribune

07/26/2025

Chalk the Block was off to a great start but a late afternoon rain washed away the evidence, causing Logan's Landing to shut down the event. The $800 in prize money was divided up among the artists.

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07/26/2025

Palumbo Fruit and Vegetable Company was located at 422 S. Fifth St. In 1965, manager Leonard Corso, age 75, announced the business would be closing its doors after 63 years of operating in Logansport.

15 years

07/25/2025

Photos from last night's event.

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07/24/2025

Logan’s Landing is set to introduce a new event to downtown Logansport on Saturday with Chalk the Block.

07/23/2025

A Lewis Cass coaching institution is calling it a career.

07/19/2025

Here is a view on E. Broadway before the Pharos-Tribune building was extended east to Sixth Street.

15 years

07/19/2025

Logansport's Deagan Kitchel pulled off an impressive double of being deemed the top football and baseball player in the area his senior year.

Logansport’s Deagan Kitchel pulled off an impressive double of being deemed the top football and baseball player in the area his senior year.

07/17/2025

Following her varsity debut against Pioneer, Gracie Risley was referred to as “G-Risley” by her coach Cory Cripe “because she was bearing down today.”

07/14/2025

Photos from last week's competition.

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07/12/2025

The lunch counter inside the Logansport S.S. Kresge Co. “five and dime” store at 422-424 E. Broadway, circa 1960s.

15 years

07/10/2025

More photos from the fair.

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07/10/2025

Photos from Wednesday at the fair.

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