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UPDATE: Lynch’s Garden Center Fire (4/26/24)
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TOP STORY OF THE DAY - Paul’s Scanner (4/30/24)You might not know Paul Wilson, but if you are on social media, odds are you check his page at least once a day, if not more. Wilson created a Facebook page known as Paul’s Scanner. Wilson has a 28-year law enforcement history, allowing him to provide a public service...
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COLLEGE REPORT: Martin leads Pomeroys at Vincennes University Invitational (4/25/24)During his years in high school at Northview, Hunter Martin did not play golf. Instead, he was spending his time on the hardwood, playing basketball for then-head coach Michael Byrum. But while having fun with his friends on the golf course later down the line, Martin was spotted by the coaching staff of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods men’s golf program. They asked him to come aboard, and the rest has been history as the senior standout has been a part of the team for the last couple of years...
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TOP STORY OF THE DAY - Kickoff to summer: The Boys Are Back In Town Again (4/26/24)A family-friendly event is returning to Forest Park on Saturday, May 18th. The organizers of the second annual “A Kickoff to Summer” event hope it becomes “the place to be to welcome summer.” “We hope we have something for everyone,” said Kevin Stallcop, who organized the first event for his wife’s 50th birthday celebration and invited the community. “This year, the event is a little different. (I think she is over her birthday now.)”...
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COLLEGE REPORT: Hofmann gets back into batter's box for Engineers (5/1/24)Throughout most of the Rose Hulman softball season, former Clay City standout Hailey Hofmann has been used as a defensive specialist for the Fightin’ Engineers, receiving just six at-bats in the team’s first 30 games. That changed last week. Taking on Franklin for a pair of games in the middle of the week and then visiting Mount St. ...
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Nicole Fry named executive branch director of Putnam County YMCA (4/30/24)A Greencastle native has been selected to helm the Putnam County YMCA as it rolls toward its December 2024 opening. On Monday, the YMCA of the Wabash Valley announced the appointment of Nicole (Smiley) Fry as the Executive Branch Director for the Putnam County YMCA. In her new role, Smiley will spearhead the organization’s efforts in enhancing community engagement, promoting wellness and fostering youth development initiatives...
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Good news: Young hunter finds considerable morel (4/26/24)Bryleigh Moore, 12, was hunting for mushrooms in northern Clay County last week when she made an exciting discovery. During one of their mushroom hunting expeditions, Bryleigh, the 12-year-old daughter of Elijah and Hildey Moore, stumbled upon a thrilling surprise in her favorite patch: a seven-inch morel mushroom...
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Brazil Public Library - Carnegie’s Birthday and a new face (4/26/24)The new director at The Brazil Public Library is excited about the job, especially after meeting “Carnegie.” Thursday was the gentle birthday boy’s 10th year at the library. “Carnegie is so sweet and mild-mannered,” said Sarah Trover, who just started as director the past few days. “He loves having visitors.”...
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SENIOR SPOTLIGHT - NHS SOPHIE STALLCOP (4/29/24)Northview senior Sophie Stallcop is involved in HOSA, FCA, and National Honors Society. She has also run track for the past four years, running the 300 meter hurdles and polevaulting. Stallcop describes winning track sectionals last year, naming it her favorite high school memory...
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Two vehicle accident Wednesday (4/25/24)Shortly after noon Wednesday, first responders were dispatched to the intersection of West US 40 and County Road 300 West for a two-vehicle accident. The incident caused a temporary disruption to traffic flow, with authorities swiftly implementing measures to ensure the safety of all road users...
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TOP STORY OF THE DAY - Paul’s Scanner (4/30/24)1You might not know Paul Wilson, but if you are on social media, odds are you check his page at least once a day, if not more. Wilson created a Facebook page known as Paul’s Scanner. Wilson has a 28-year law enforcement history, allowing him to provide a public service...
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Owen County Museum Features New Bobby Grim Coal City Racing Legend Exhibit (4/30/24)1SUBMITTED By JASON KINNEY Owen County Heritage & Culture Center The Owen County Heritage & Culture Center will kick off its reopening for the year with an open house for its new exhibit about Coal City racing legend Bobby Grim on Saturday, May 4th, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served...