Lady Eagles claim team, individual titles at Tipton Invite
Area runners and teams turned in strong performances at Saturday’s Tipton High School Cross Country Invitational.The Blue Devils placed third and Frankton fifth in the boys meet.
THS’ Butler, Lancaster advance to golf regional
NOBLESVILLE — A bad back and a few bad lies did not prevent Tipton’s Josie Butler and Kennedy Lancaster from having a relatively good day on the golf course.Butler fired an 82 and Lancaster an 84 at Harbour Trees G.C.
Asking Eric
Dear Eric: My husband had Alzheimer’s and spent his last couple of years in memory care in a retirement community where many friends live.
Homecoming Royalty Crowned
Jayden Mullins and Macey Seibel were crowned the 2024 Homecoming King and Queen during halftime of last Friday’s Homecoming game at Panther Stadium.
Traffic stop results in police chase through Anderson; Elwood woman charged
A 42-year-old Elwood woman is facing multiple charges, including resisting law enforcement, possession of methamphetamine, obstruction of justice, trafficking with an inmate, assisting a criminal, and false informing.Police arrested Heather Lynnae Wisehart on Saturday, Sept.
Briefs
Burn Ban LiftedThe burn ban issued by the Madison County Commissioners last Tuesday has been lifted.ECSC Board of TrusteesThe Elwood Community School Corporation Board of Trustees will meet in an executive session on Thursday, Sept.
Former Elwood resident murdered at Indiana Convention Center
A 58-year-old former Elwood man was murdered earlier this month inside the Indiana Convention Center.
Madison County volleyball tourney: Panthers, Eagles lose in semifinal round
ELWOOD — Second-year coach Taylor Sailors and the Elwood Panthers could not have asked for much of a better draw for last week’s Madison County tourney.
Elwood loses heartbreaker at Blackford
HARTFORD CITY — The Elwood fans who made the trip up north to watch the Panthers take on Blackford in a Central Indiana Conference matchup, came home disgruntled.They were not disgruntled by their Panthers but by the outcome, a 14-7 overtime victory by the Bruins.
Frankton no match for Mississinewa
FRANKTON — Just as they had done the first three weeks of the season, the Mississinewa Indians proved to be too much to handle for Frankton.The Indians entered last Friday’s contest having not surrendered a single point this season and not having played a full game.