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A great friendly rivalry on the links
There was little that separated them on the golf course this past spring as North Montgomery’s Neal Jeffery and Crawfordsville’s Tanner Gilland were the two best in Montgomery County. Both had an 18-hole average of 78 as each of them had their moments. Early in the season both shot a 76 at the Covington Invite and they tied again with strong showings at the Sagamore Conference meet with 73’s. At the county meet, Gilland shot a 78 with Jeffery carding an 82, at the sectional Jeffery got the best of Gilland with a 77 with Gilland shooting an 80. In their final meeting of the season at the Regional the duo tied for the third time this season with an 89.
Veterans Memorial Park Featured in Magazine
Veterans Memorial Park will be featured in an upcoming issue of the Loyal Order of Moose “Moose Magazine.” Crawfordsville Lodge 6 is a donor to the park. In this photo, taken by “Moose Magazine” Editor Darryl Mellema, are VMP Secretary and Lodge 6 Member Bill Durbin, Lodge 1592 Past President Coy Dickey, Lodge 6 Chaplain Tom Lyon, Lodge 6 Trustee Jim Link, Lodge 6 Member Tom Lawler, VMP Board Advisor Mark Eutsler, and VMP Vice President Mike Spencer. VMP is organized as a not-for-profit corporation and is recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS under Section 501(c)(3). Its mission is “Honoring All Veterans.” Various parts of the park and its operation are available for sponsorship and underwriting, including purchasing bricks surrounding the center monument. Engraved bricks will recognize veterans and those who support veterans. More information is available on the park’s Facebook page —“Veterans Memorial Park – Crawfordsville.”
Black Team Wins 10u Title
The Crawfordsville Youth Baseball 10u Black team finished first place in the 10u Montgomery County Youth Baseball Championship last week at Fishero Park. Pictured, from left are front row, Kal-el Duke, Vinci Aguilar Baez, Connor Brown, Ben Million, Conner Truax, Braxton Abney, Bryce Stephenson, Declan Simmons, Jacob Phillips; and back row, Bentley VanBibber, Aidyn Stout, Coach Brandon Garrett, Coach Daniel Simmons and Coach Donald O’Connor. Not pictured is Coach Kyle Brown, Everett Garrett and Braxton Rogers.
Last chance to make your voice heard: public comment on Duke Energy's proposed rate increase
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - The deadline for Duke Energy customers to make their voices heard on a proposed 16 percent rate increase is quickly approaching. The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission is accepting written comments from the public through Friday, July 5. News 10 reported earlier this year the energy...
Use of deadly force policy changes statewide
INDIANAPOLIS – Starting July 1, a handful of new laws went into effect in Indiana. This includes an update to deadly force policies for law enforcement. For the last 1.5 years, the Law Enforcement Training Board has been working to create a uniform policy for all agencies in the state to follow when it comes […]
Concert planned Sunday in Waveland Town Park
WAVELAND — The summer events at Waveland Town Park continues Sunday. Waveland Strong is hosting a concert and fellowship in the park. The evening starts at 5:30 p.m. with concessions being served by Brown Lucky Leaf 4-H Club. The acoustic band from Ladoga, Backroad Revival, will take the stage...
2024 Stars and Stripes Celebration Information
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) — The 2024 Stars and Stripes celebration kicks off at 5 p.m. on July 4th at Riehle Plaza in downtown Lafayette. According to a news release from the city, the celebration is still on for tonight and weather should not impact the event. Here is the...
New owners take over Bloomington Roly Poly stores with plans to expand
In March, Tom Seybert was looking for the next owner of two Bloomington Roly Poly Sandwiches locations. It took a couple months, but Seybert found the people he believes will keep the restaurants in Westplex Plaza on West Third Street and at the Ivy Tech Bloomington campus going. In a recent email, Seybert said: "I sold both of my Roly Poly Stores to Tony Case and Mitchell Thompson. After turning away 5 offers, these 2 were handpicked...
A furry greeter, variety of music and $5 burger, all at The Cabin on 446
Straight-line winds blew away The Cabin Restaurant & Lounge's sign, but there's still a skeleton signpost out front announcing hours and events. This rustic space is an actual cabin. Karaoke, pool tournaments, open mic nights, and plenty of live music happen here amid a bar and restaurant, which serves, among other things, a really good, fresh-not-frozen cheeseburger with tater tots for $5. ...
Lawrence County Fair starts July 6. Here's what you need to know
The 54th annual Lawrence County Fair, running from July 6 to July 13, 2024, will be a celebration for all. The Lawrence County fairgrounds are open to everyone, ensuring that all fairgoers, regardless of age or interest, can be part of this community event. How much does the Lawrence County...
Indiana’s New Reading Law and Summer School Initiatives Aim to Boost Literacy Skills for Low-Income Students
Indiana’s New Reading Law and Summer School Initiatives Aim to Support Low-Income Students. Summer Learning Labs in Indiana: Addressing Educational Disparities Through Literacy Programs. Indiana’s new reading law could have significant effects on students from low-income families particularly in how it addresses third-grade retention based on the IREAD-3 test,...
Indiana celebrates 50 new US citizens ahead of Fourth of July
The stage at Wolf Lake Pavilion in suburban Hammond was full of people who’ve waited years to be able to call themselves American citizens, and that dream came true Wednesday. “Feels great, so, so great. So good to be a part of this country,” said Sukseir Ghag, a new...
Caucus set for Friday in Clinton called off
VERMILLION COUNTY, Ind. (WTHI) - The Indiana Democratic Party canceled a caucus set for Friday in Clinton. Ashley Vitz withdrew her candidacy. She had filed to run in the caucus and then against incumbent Alan Morrison in the fall. Vitz said she got caught up in the moment she was...
New non-conference matchup reportedly added to Indiana basketball schedule
Dec. 3 – Sam Houston State. While a data has yet to be confirmed, Indiana will also reportedly host Chattanooga. UNC-Greensboro finished last season at 21-11 overall and 12-6 in the Southern Conference. They played three high-major teams last season, going 1-2. They beat Arkansas on the road, lost to Vanderbilt on the road by four and then were blown out by Texas on the road.
West Lafayette Golf and Country Club Fabulous 4th of July Celebreation
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) — Thursday is the Fourth of July and the Greater Lafayette area is home to some of the biggest shows in the state. The West Lafayette Golf and Country Club is going all out this year. Tom Day with The West Lafayette Golf and Country...
National Weather Service confirms tornadoes touched down in Louisville, southern Indiana
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The National Weather Service confirmed tornadoes touched down in Louisville and southern Indiana Thursday afternoon. "All we heard was just you know the wind and then the rain," Sandra Wright, who lives in west Louisville, said. The Louisville tornado hit along Woodland Avenue between Catapla Street...
Kentucky, Indiana government buildings closed for Independence Day
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - All local and state government buildings in Kentucky and Indiana are closed for Independence Day. All offices and branches of the Jefferson County Clerk’s Office will be closed Thursday and Friday. Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicle (BMV) branches open back up on Friday. Anyone who...
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