“In 49 other states, it’s just basketball,” is a statement often made by those who live in Indiana or perhaps are an alum of a university in the state. It’s a statement often posted on social media, especially during the months of February and March.
A routine traffic stop in the area of E. Broadway and N. Harrison Streets in Alexandria led to the arrest of Ke Zhun D Gale, 27, of Anderson.
INDIANAPOLIS —The Indiana Department of Transportation is aware of a tolling-related text message or “smishing” scam targeting Hoosiers statewide.
Every Christian has been given a mission and some type of ministry. Gifts, talents, and special abilities are distributed from God within the personal blueprint of our calling. Yes, all of God’s people have the responsibility to pray and obey, but like our fingerprints, each mission is unique. Helen Keller is quoted as saying, “The only thing worse than being physically blind is not having spiritual vision.”
An Elwood man is facing neglect charges after an investigation that began last fall.
Quincy Lodge #230 is sponsoring a new scholarship program to support and encourage children in learning the nation’s history. The scholarship award will help cover expenses for the total cost of the trip.
Starting on or after Monday, March 24, State Road 128/S. Center Street will close in Frankton between W. Plum Street and W. Sigler Street for reconstruction. The full closure is expected to last through mid-August.
Elwood sophomore and Frankton senior Emma Key were recently named to the Central Indiana All-Conference team.
Not every child can follow in a parent’s successful parent’s footsteps. But Alexandria senior Jacklynn “Jack” Hosier not only followed in her father Mickey Hosier’s footsteps, she surpassed him in the school record books.