Slices of Life
The girl (or boy, as the case may be) couldn’t remember exactly when, but life became weary.
Elwood City Court celebrates LifeWorks grads in post-pandemic relaunch
By STEVEN MURREYManaging Editorsmurrey@cherryroad.com On Wednesday evening, Elwood City Court Judge Kyle…
Elwood grows in numbers, experience
The good news for the Elwood Lady Panthers basketball team is that the numbers are up, but while it’s not necessarily bad news, coach Courtney Lickliter’s squad is still primarily comprised of freshmen and sophomores.“We are still young, but we have some new faces that are athletic and could really help us,” Lickliter said.The Panthers graduated two players off last year’s 3-20 team, Darica Dickey and Raeghan Wisehart.
Daily Report
Elwood police arrested Amanda Jean King, 49, of Frankton, on Tuesday, Oct.
Council begins annexation process for several properties
The Elwood City Council met Monday evening for a regular meeting at the Birch Bayh Community Center.
Asking Eric
Dear Eric: My husband doesn’t live in the country in which he was born.
Looking Back
Nov.
A family’s three generation tradition of non-traditional service
My Great-Uncle, Loren Cleo Lovegrove, was known to me as “Uncle Cleo.” He was married to my Great-Aunt, Lela June Padgett Lovegrove (my “Aunt June”).
100 West to be closed for repaving
The Madison County Engineering Department recently reached out to Alexandria Clerk-Treasurer, Darcy Van Erman to advise the city a portion of County Road 100 W (Madison Avenue) will be closed for repaving beginning the week of November 11.This creates additional stress on traffic traveling in and out, as well as around Alexandria with the ongoing Washington Street Project closing the main thoroughfare through the city.
Elwood schools closed until Thursday due to IT issues
By STEVEN MURREYManaging Editorsmurrey@cherryroad.com Parents of students in the Elwood Community School…