Welcome to Logansport, Indiana
Along and between the Eel and Wabash Rivers in Cass County, Indiana, you’ll find Logansport: a diverse little city that people from all over the world choose to call home.
Whether you’re a current, past or prospective resident or visitor, we invite you to spend some time exploring the community as we work together to create and promote a vibrant, thriving place where people are proud to be.
Recent posts

Volunteers invited to help plant trees on Nov. 7, 2026
The City of Logansport has partnered with the Indiana University Environmental Resilience Institute to plant one hundred trees in the community through the Urban Green Infrastructure Resilience Cohort. Julien Doty, an undergraduate senior at Indiana University Bloomington studying Environmental Science and Economics,…

Fawley announces retirement after distinguished career with Logansport Parks & Recreation
After a career dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for community members through parks and recreation, Janet Fawley, Parks Administrator for the Logansport Parks & Recreation Department, has announced her retirement effective December 31, 2026. Fawley has served the…

Logansport Community School Corporation receives statewide Excellence in Community Collaboration Award
LOGANSPORT, IN — Logansport Community School Corporation (LCSC) has been recognized as a recipient of the 2026 Indiana Educational Excellence Awards Gala’s Excellence in Community Collaboration Award, honoring the school corporation’s commitment to building strong partnerships that expand opportunities and…

Excellence in Construction Award for The Pavilion & Kitchen
Logansport, Indiana – Steinberger Construction, Inc. is proud to announce that its work on The Pavilion & Kitchen has been recognized with an Excellence in Construction Award from Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) of Indiana The award honors projects that…

Single-site historic districts: Preserving important landmarks one property at a time
When people hear the phrase historic district, they often picture entire neighborhoods lined with stately Victorian homes or blocks of beautifully preserved downtown buildings. While those larger districts certainly play an important role in preservation, they are not the only…




