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Providence football team plays in honor of beloved coach's memory
CLARKSVILLE, Ind. — The Our Lady of Providence football team is missing a key figure on the sidelines: their strength and conditioning coach, Tony Weisen. "During the game I felt like he was kinda there, even if he wasn't really there," Griffin Tucker, Providence senior and defensive end. "I felt, like his soul so to speak, whatever people believe, but his soul was there with us and I felt his intensity."
Colts To Visit Salem October 18
Indianapolis Colts football players and cheerleaders will be on hand at the Salem High School football field on Friday, October 18, about 90 minutes before kickoff for the West Washington vs. Salem game. The Colts will bring interactive fan activities, including Colts inflatables, a rally towel giveaway, games, a chance to win Colts prizes.
Carmel High School grad’s debut book a finalist
Jenna Voris, a 2014 Carmel High School graduate, is among five finalists in the young adult category for the 2024 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards. Now living in Alexandria, Va., her debut book, “Made of Stars,” published in March 2023 by Viking Books for Young Readers, was recognized among the finest books published by Hoosiers in 2022 and 2023.
Indiana Archaeology Month starts Sept. 1
(THE REPORTER) — Next month marks the 29th anniversary of a statewide celebration of archaeology in Indiana. Throughout September, Hoosier history buffs can meet archaeologists and learn about the state’s fascinating past. Through the prior years’ celebrations, thousands of members of the public have been able to experience archaeology. A variety of events for all […]
It's going to be hot again Friday, but then cool down over the rest of Labor Day weekend
While it's going to be a hot again Friday, Indiana is expected to finally see some cooler weather over the Labor Day weekend, according to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. Here's what to know. Labor Day 2024: Here's which grocery stores will open and which ones will be closed ...
Capital B Gary story: The USDA Is Finally Paying Back Black Farmers. Some Say It’s Not Enough.
Lyles Station is a region of Indiana once dominated by Black farmers. The community, located in Gibson County, was founded by free African Americans in the 19th century. (Photo/Scott Olson of Getty Images) This story was originally published by Capital B Gary. John Jamerson knows the value of farming land....
Local News Headlines: August 30, 2024
The City of Bedford has just approved the building of a new Wawa convenience store. The East coast chain of gas stations comboed with a deli has planned 60 locations to open in the Hoosier state over the next 10 years. Bedford’s Wawa at the intersection of State Road 37 and 5th Street is scheduled to open in 2025, along with several others up in Central Indiana.
Purdue football vs. Indiana State: Scout report, prediction
WEST LAFAYETTE —The recent cracking of pads has come against dummies, sleds or teammates. On Saturday, Purdue football season begins and the Boilermakers finally get a chance to clash with somebody else when Indiana State visits West Lafayette. ...
West Nile virus detected in Vanderburgh County mosquitos
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Vanderburgh County Health Department announced a sample group of mosquitos collected within Vanderburgh County have tested positive for West Nile virus. The health department is advising the public to take precautions against mosquito bites and the risk of mosquitos transmitting the disease progressing through the rest of the summer. Officials […]
The Vigo Co. YMCA set to start program to help cancer patients regain strength and stay active
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — The Vigo County YMCA is starting a program to help cancer patients regain strength and stay active. Its Livestrong program is a 12-week class for people that are currently undergoing cancer treatment along with those in recovery. The main goals will be on regaining strength, balance and flexibility. Vigo County […]
Jon Stewart says this Indiana native writer's books should be on everyone's shelves
"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart has pretty high praise for the work of one of Indiana's biggest writers. Apparently, Indianapolis’ own Kurt Vonnegut Jr. was a major influence on the comedian; so much so that when an audience member asked about essential reading, Stewart's response was all Vonnegut. Well, almost all. ...
Competition affecting French Lick Resort’s gaming revenue; growth in leisure travel offsetting gaming decline
FRENCH LICK – Market saturation from increased competition is chipping away at the French Lick Resort’s gaming revenue. Competition for the gaming market in southern Indiana is coming from Ohio casinos, Derby City Gaming in Kentucky, racinos and the newest casino to open in Indiana – the Terre Haute Casino Resort.
Bicknell Heritage Circle Being Dedicated
This year’s Bicknell Heritage Days Festival, marking its 54th anniversary, will feature the dedication of the new Heritage Circle, adding a significant highlight to the annual Labor Day Weekend event. Bicknell Mayor Thomas Estabrook revealed to First City News that the initiative began in 2021 when three streets surrounding...
Petersburg Singer’s Song Goes Gold
A Pike County musician has been awarded a gold single. Michael Cochren, of Cochren and Co., a contemporary Christian Music act was informed this week that the group’s first single release called “Church (Take Me Back)” was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
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