Chalmers, Indiana News and Info.

06/12/2026

The Chalmers Town Hall is closed today 6/12/2026 due to no phone or internet service. We will reopen on Monday 6/15/2026 at 10:00am. If you wish to pay your Chalmers bill please use the drop box. Thank you.

06/12/2026

UPDATE ON CHALMERS POWER OUTAGES: CWREMC is trying to get to us as quickly as possible. The main power supply from NIPSCO has to be repaired before CWREMC can get our service repaired. Please be patient.

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Chalmers UPDATE on power outage: CWREMC has been notified. No time frame for repairs. Possible power lines and trees down all over town so residents, PLEASE stay home. Thank you and stay safe.

06/11/2026

Chalmers residents who are without power we contacted CWREMC at 6:50 pm when the power went out. We are at their mercy as far as timing for them to get to us. Thank you for your patience!!

05/28/2026

A Lasting Tribute to Service and Sacrifice

Standing with quiet strength and dignity, the veterans memorial in Chalmers serves as a lasting reminder of the sacrifices made by the men and women of our Armed Forces.

Designed by Ed Delashmit and installed through the efforts of the Brookshire family and the Chalmers Civic Club, the memorial stands as a testament to what can be accomplished when a community comes together to honor those who served.

At the time of its installation, both Ed Delashmit and Brad Brookshire served as officers with the Chalmers Civic Club, helping lead the effort to bring the project to life.

The monument, constructed at a cost of nearly $10,000, represents far more than granite and craftsmanship. It reflects a shared commitment to preserving the memory, sacrifice, and service of our nation’s veterans.

Engraved in polished black granite, the memorial displays the emblems of each branch of military service surrounding the iconic POW/MIA emblem, a solemn reminder that some sacrifices remain unresolved and that those still unaccounted for must never be forgotten.

Etched across its face are the words:

“In Memory and Honor of Those Who Serve.”

Located in Chalmers Indiana, Those words capture the purpose of the memorial perfectly.

It stands not only in remembrance of those who gave their lives in service to our country, but in recognition of all veterans — past and present — who answered the call to defend the freedoms we enjoy today.

This memorial serves as a place of reflection for families, veterans, and community members alike. It offers future generations a visible reminder that freedom has always come at a cost, paid by ordinary men and women who chose service above self.

The dedication and leadership shown by Ed Delashmit, Brad Brookshire, the Brookshire family, and the Chalmers Civic Club ensured that this tribute would become a permanent part of the community.

Their work created more than a monument.

They created a promise — that the service and sacrifice of our veterans will never be forgotten.

-White County Veteran Service Office

05/22/2026

Chalmers Splash Pad opens for 2026 Season
Saturday May 23

05/21/2026

Yard Sale!!