Dear Eric: My sister suffers from alcoholism and drug addiction from way back. I am the exact opposite of her in almost every way – rarely drink, never do drugs. She perceives me to be a “goody-two-shoes,” and I was given a nickname of “miss maturity” by her and other siblings. It was not a positive nickname.
Recently, Alexandria Police Officers were dispatched 600 W. Tyler Street at the Little league baseball diamonds to a fight. On arrival officers were met by two people who stated they were there to watch their children’s baseball games when William Rubendall went after one of them with a baseball bat before retrieving a hammer from his vehicle.
The Elwood Board of Works and Public Safety met Monday evening for a regular meeting at the Municipal Building.
ATLANTA, Ind. — The Atlanta Town Council voted 4-1 to fire Andy Emmert, who had served as the town’s utility superintendent and building commissioner.
The Elwood Junior Senior High School Class of 2025 were awarded their diplomas last Saturday afternoon during the annual commencement at John Ward Gymnasium.
A call to assist Madison County Sheriff Deputy to locate a suspicious person led Alexandria police officers arresting Austin Matthew Petty, 25, of Daleville and Katelyn Jeaneen Powell, 24, of Fortville on various charges including Railroad Mischief and Public Indecency.
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mary Beth Aquatic Center is once again open! This time, however, the pool has received a massive face-lift, with a multi-million dollar renovation funded through tax increment financing. The project, spearheaded by the Elwood Redevelopment Commission, saw the construction of a splash pad, a wading area for kids, a water slide, basketball goals, a new facility with locker rooms and concessions, and a designated area for lap swimming.
The Elwood City Council met Monday evening for a regular meeting at the Municipal Building.
INDIANAPOLIS — More than 350,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur in the United States each year, and 90% of people who have a cardiac arrest will not survive. The American Heart Association, devoted to changing the future to a world of healthier lives for all, is calling on parents and families to make this summer as safe as it is fun.
Senior southpaw Dayne Voege throws no-hitter for Blackhawks By MICHELLE GARMON RGarmon@cherryroad.com …