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Special Olympics Indiana in ‘urgent need’ of volunteer coaches
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WPTA) - As the number of athletes joining the Special Olympics Indiana continues to grow, organizers of the nonprofit say they are in dire need of volunteer coaches. Leaders of the nonprofit organization, which aims to empower athletes with intellectual disabilities, say they are looking for compassionate Hoosiers...
Cars, golf clubs, Chipotle: How Indy-area high school football stars would spend NIL check
IndyStar gathered 45 of Central Indiana's top high school football player ahead of the 2024 season, which kicks off Friday. IndyStar's preps Insider Kyle Neddenriep asked each a few questions to get to better know the players. You saw some of that in our preseason Super Teams. Here's more. We asked each played: "What would you buy with your first NIL (name, image, likeness) check?" ...
Indiana Has Plenty of Water but Management Needs Work, Study Finds
STATEWIDE — Indiana has plenty of water but a need for new distribution ideas. That’s the conclusion of a water study that began a decade ago. Bloomington-based INTERA Incorporated was tasked by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce in 2014 to study the state’s total supply of water, where it’s located, and how to best distribute […] The post Indiana Has Plenty of Water but Management Needs Work, Study Finds appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
South Ripley Girls Golf Travel to Kelly’s Hidden Acres
South Ripley placed 2nd in a match at Kelly’s Hidden Acres on Tuesday. North Decatur placed 1st with a team score of 234, South Ripley 2nd with a 243, JCD 3rd with a 246, and Lawrenceburg 4th with a 263. South Ripley’s Lilly Jones won medalist of the match with a 48.
Batesville Junior High Volleyball Faces Greensburg
The 7th grade volleyball team opened their season with a win vs Greensburg. They had a slow start with a score of 11-17. Then Zoey Mathews served 7 straight points to take the lead. The teams battled back & forth & the Bulldogs won 28-26. The team fell behind in game 2 but also came back to take the lead. Reece Richey served 12 points including 7 aces in this game to earn the win 25-19. Also earning service points were Zoey Mathews with 9 points, Caroline Weideman and Ella Peetz each earned 3 points and Nya Moon earned 1 point. In the front line Peetz had 3 kills, Elsie Koehne, Weideman, and Richey all had 1 kill. In the back row Harper Wagner, Brielle Maple, Allana Herbert, and Adalyn Placke had solid passing.
Oldenburg Academy Men’s Soccer Travels to Lawrenceburg
Oldenburg Academy Men’s Soccer faced Lawrenceburg Tuesday night. The match ended in a 1-1 tie. Scoring for the Twisters was Conner Holder at 25:08 in the first half. Mateo Nunez of the Tigers tied the game on a penalty kick at 13:43 in the second half. (Submitted by the...
Greensburg Girls Soccer Traveled to Rising Sun
Senior Genevieve Smith scored her second consecutive hat trick in as many games in girls soccer’s 5-0 road win against Rising Sun Tuesday night. Sophomore Kadence Rich chipped in two goals of her own. Both players assisted on each other’s goals while senior Madisyn Morlan added an assist. Junior goalkeeper Madeline Shrader turned away all six shots she faced. The Pirates have allowed one goal through two games thanks in part to the defense of Emma McQueen, Jailyn Thorton, Lilly Acra, and Rachel Lipps. The Pirates (2-0) are back on the pitch Saturday at Union County as part of a boys/girls doubleheader. The girls game kicks off at noon.
Greensburg Boys Soccer Defeated by Madison
The Greensburg boys soccer team kicked off their season with a 3-1 loss to Madison Tuesday night. The Cubs got on the board early in the 10′ with a goal to take a 1-0 lead. The Pirates evened the score before half when a shot by John Robbins was deflected off the goalkeeper to Cy Miller, who found the back of the net. Madison scored again before half and found the net again in the second half to seal the victory. Goalkeeper Colin Osborn saved nine shots on goal for the Pirates. The Pirates fall to 0-1 on the season. They open Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference play on Thursday when they travel to South Dearborn. The match begins at 5:30 p.m.
Joe Pigg resigns as Eastern Greene girls basketball coach, heads to rival SWIAC squad
Eastern Greene suddenly finds itself in need of a new girls' basketball coach as Joe Pigg handed in his resignation late last week. "It was for personal reasons," Eastern athletic director Aaron Buskirk said. "But it's really late." Pigg would not elaborate, saying it was time to move on. ...
Here are this week's Vanderburgh County food and restaurant inspection reports
Food service and restaurant inspections are performed by the Vanderburgh County Health Department. The date listed in each record is the date the inspection occurred. The Pizza Revolution, 3443 Kansas Road, July 17, No violations. Cheddar’s #2148, 2100 N Green River Road, July 17, Three non-critical violations: Hood system in need of cleaning, Kitchen in...
Thousands of Street Rods Will be in Evansville this Weekend
The largest pre-1949 independent street rod event in the nation is happening this weekend. Every year thousands of street rods head into the Evansville area for the Frog Follies. The Frog Follies began in 1974 when some street rod fanatics put an ad in the newspaper hoping to get some folks together at Wesselman Woods Park to meet fellow car enthusiasts. By the end of the day the idea for E'ville Iron Street Rods began, and the group started meeting regularly in 1975. According to the Frog Follies website, the first street rod show was held in August of 1975 at the Vanderburgh County 4H center, and they had about 50 street rods show up.
Federal investigation names 37 suspects in drug pipeline from California to Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A federal drug trafficking investigation ended with nearly 40 suspects from Kentucky and California indicted, and more than a dozen are from Louisville. In a news release Wednesday, U.S. Attorney Michael A. Bennett of the Western Kentucky District said a federal grand jury indicted 37 defendants...
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