Eagles bounce back, beat Trojans
NEW CASTLE — Frankton had no trouble bouncing back from Friday night’s disappointing 50-44 loss to arch-rival and No.
Lapel tops Frankton 50-44
LAPEL — A scoreless drought to open the second half that lasted two-and-a-half minutes sent the Frankton Lady Eagles to a 50-44 defeat against No.5-ranked Lapel here on Friday night.The strange thing about the drought was that neither team scored in that period and Lapel maintained a three-point lead, but it was the Bulldogs who pulled away first with a 16-10 burst that put the Eagles in a 44-35 hole going into the final quarter.Even though Frankton was able to slice the advantage to 47-44, the Eagles never caught up.Fouls were a key ingredient all game for the visitors.
“Light up the Magic” uptown lighting and “Bring Back the Magic” Christmas parade set for Saturday
The annual “Light Up the Magic” lighting of uptown Elwood and the “Bring Back the Magic” Christmas Parade will take place this Saturday, Nov.
School board hears good news from around the district
The Elwood Community School Corporation Board of Trustees met for a regular meeting on Thursday, Nov.
Local author to host meet and greet at Elwood Public Library
Visit the Elwood Public Library on Tuesday, Dec.
Indiana State Police stepping up patrols during peak Thanksgiving travel
PENDLETON — Thanksgiving is a time for families to gather.
Daily Report
Arrests Angela Sue Centers, 54, of Alexandria, was arrested Tuesday, Nov. 14…
Briefs (Week of 11/12 through 11/18)
Elwood Chamber to Give Holiday Pride Awards Throughout December The Elwood Chamber…
AFD responds to residential fire
Saturday afternoon at 3:51 p.m.
Elwood defeats Frankfort
ELWOOD — Very few things are likely to come easy for this young Elwood girls basketball team.