Tipton County Tribune

01/01/2026

From all of us at your local paper to all of you readers, ad customers and subscribers, thanks for your continued support! Have a safe and happy new year!

12/25/2025

Thanks so much for your continued support of your local newspaper! From all of us at CherryRoad Media to all of you, have a safe and merry Christmas!

12/09/2025

At their meeting earlier this month, the Tipton County Board of Commissioners discussed ongoing remediation at Doctors' Park, payment for the county's 12 Flock cameras, and more.

12/09/2025

Looking for something to do this week?

The Tipton County Tribune has a FREE community calendar on our website with tons of local events. You can adjust the search distance to see what's happening across Central Indiana, or keep it close to home.

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12/05/2025

The 10th annual Tipton Main Street Association's 'Tis the Season holiday celebration is tonight! Bundle up and come downtown for a wide variety of free activities, beginning at 5 p.m. with the Kickoff Parade!

https://www.tiptoncountytribune.com/conversations/2025/12/05/10th-annual-tis-the-season-celebration-tonight/

12/04/2025

This week in 1975:

A Tipton used car dealer was credited with thwarting an armed robbery attempt by two Indianapolis young hitchhikers when he deliberately wrecked his car in front of a state trooper. Thomas D. Vinson, 41, was the victim of the robbery attempt while driving on the south side of Indianapolis. According to reports, he had picked up two young men who wanted a ride to Louisville. After riding a distance, one of the young men pulled a gun and ordered Vinson “not to do anything foolish.” Around this time, Vinson spotted a state trooper and considered ramming his car, but did not do so because the trooper had his family with him. Instead, he drove head on into a utility pole. The men ran after the crash, but were apprehended a short time later.

Check out all the headlines from this week 40, 50, and 60 years ago with Looking Back:

https://www.tiptoncountytribune.com/community/2025/12/04/looking-back-40-years-and-more-14/

11/05/2025

Project Blue Heart, a new initiative from Tipton Community Schools, aims to connect students with resources they need — including food, hygiene products, basic household necessities, and school supplies.

https://www.tiptoncountytribune.com/news/2025/11/05/tipton-community-schools-launch-project-blue-heart-to-support-students-in-need/

10/06/2025

This week, we celebrate National Newspaper Week!

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10/02/2025

Anthony C. Mulvaney, 32, of Tipton, has been preliminarily charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting a man in the 400 block of West Jefferson Street Wednesday, Indiana State Police said today in a press release.

The victim is listed in stable condition at an area hospital.

By STEVEN MURREYManaging [email protected] A 32-year-old Tipton man was arrested yesterday after allegedly shooting a man at a local Tipton residence, Indiana State Police said… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

10/02/2025

On Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at approximately 5:31 p.m., Tipton Police Department officers were dispatched to a residence in the 400 block of W. Jefferson St. for a report of shots fired. Upon arrival, officers were met by an adult male. That adult male was immediately detained. Inside the residence, officers located an adult male suffering from a gunshot wound. That adult male was transported to a hospital for treatment.

This is believed to be an isolated incident. There was no, and continues to be no threat to the public.

TPD was assisted on-scene by Tipton County Communications, Tipton Fire Department, and Indiana State Police-Peru District.

This remains an open case and active investigation led by the Indiana State Police. Any further information or press releases will come from ISP. Any suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

09/04/2025

Back in 1969, four local women — Margaret Hinkle, Nan Nash, Bobbie Kauffman, and Henrietta Larson — set out to promote Tipton County's pork industry. What began as handing out recipes and samples soon grew to an ambitious idea: a community festival designed to bring rural and city residents together.

With help from local businesses, the first festival featured barbecue, dancing, an art show, food stands, and more. It was an instant success, with over 6,000 pounds of pork served.

Relive the origins of Tipton County's Pork Festival at the link below, and enjoy the festival!

08/30/2025

Today’s activities at the Fairgrounds for the POW WOW- Tecumseh Lodge