addition to the splash pad, the Muensterberg Plaza built around the clock tower also features The Settler's Statue commemorating the arrival of the first settlers to the area, the only stateside Canton Tree, and a series of flowerbeds laid out to resemble common quilting patterns. Lehman Park Lehman Park is a wooded 11.5-acre park located at the intersection of US 27 and Park Avenue. The land for the park was donated to the city of Berne by Isaac and Caroline Lehman in 1928. The park contains a rentable indoor pavilion with restrooms and electricity, two playground areas, sand volleyball court, two baseball diamonds, and an asphalt basketball court, along with picnic tables and grilling areas. Media Berne is served by one tri-weekly newspaper, The Berne Witness (published every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday). The paper was founded in 1896 by Swiss immigrant Fred Rohrer (1867-1936). At one time both German and English editions were offered; the former was later discontinued. Berne, along with the rest of Adams County, is served by WZBD 92.7 FM - Adams County Radio. Notable people Mary Butcher - All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player. The Dilley sextuplets - the USA's first surviving sextuplets. Bob Dro (Berne HS '37) - played basketball and baseball for Indiana University; starter on IU's 1940 NCAA Championship squad; played minor league baseball for the Grand Rapid Colts (Brooklyn Dodgers organization) and basketball for the NBL's Indianapolis Kautskys. From 1957 to 1976, he was Assistant and then Associate Athletic Director at Indiana University. He was inducted into the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame in 1978. Arthur L. Gilliom - 25th Indiana Attorney General (1925-1929), involved in breaking the Second Ku Klux Klan in Indiana (battling D.C. Stephenson) as well as enforcement of Prohibition. Raised on a farm off of State Road 218 (formally 118) east of Berne from age 4 to 20 (1890-1907). Attended local district primary schools. Raised Mennonite, he studied "Oratory" at Goshen College (1907-1910), before attending the University of Michigan Law School (1910-1913), after which he set up his legal practice in South Bend, Indiana. His parents and many siblings are buried in the Mennonite Cemetery in Berne. Les Habegger (Berne HS '43) - former General Manager of the NBA's Seattle SuperSonics (1983–85); prior to that was Assistant Coach during their 1979 NBA Championship season. From 1957 to 1974 he head-coached the Seattle Pacific University Basketball team. He was