Logansport set to demolish power, water plants
Logansport Municipal Utilities says it is moving forward with plans to demolish the city's former electric generating plant and water treatment plant, which have sat vacant for several years.
New housing coming near Logansport Mall project
A Chicago-based real estate developer has announced plans to build a single-family housing project on the northeast side of Logansport. Park Development LLC is already developing The Junction at the former Logansport Mall, and plans to build 52 homes near the development.
Boy in critical condition after walking in track bed next to moving train in Logansport
Police were called on a report a train had struck a juvenile about 4:10 p.m. Thursday to the 800 block of East Melbourne Avenue in downtown Logansport.
North central Indiana land up for grabs
A large auction of 962 acres of agricultural land in Cass and White Counties will be held later this month northwest of Logansport. Schrader Real Estate and Auction Company of Columbia City will offer six tracts, ranging in size from three to 312 acres.
Hotel coming to former Logansport Mall property
Another major component is being added to The Junction in Logansport.
‘The Junction’ announces new tenant
LOGANSPORT, Ind. (Inside INdiana Business) - The redevelopment of the former Logansport Mall has named another new tenant.
Tyson Foods to cut prices this week on some beef as grocery prices soar
Tyson said the discounts will be on items such as chuck and round roasts, as well as some other ground beef products.
Tyson pork processing will resume in Logansport with workstation barriers
The company took county and state health officials on tour of the plant, as it prepares to reopen.
Indiana meat plant closures cost nation nearly one-tenth of pork processing capacity
Plant operators ordered temporary shutdowns to clean facilities and protect workers, leaving some farmers with nowhere to send livestock ready for slaughter.
Tyson Foods to shut down production in Logansport
The beef and pork subsidiary of Arkansas-based Tyson Foods Inc. (NYSE: TSN) says will voluntarily close its Logansport facility.