Stories from Tuesday, September 8, 2020

Brazil, Indiana Mary Maxine Beaman, 100, passed away Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at Exceptional Living Center in Brazil. She was born on June 21, 1920 in Brazil to the late Ernest and Estella (Purcell) Nicoson. Mary graduated from Staunton High School in 1938, and married Samuel Harold Beaman on May 17, 1941. She was a member of Forest Avenue Methodist Church, and retired from CBS in 1981...

Annabelle McMurry, 90, of Waveland, IN. passed away on Monday, September 07, 2020 at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. She was born in Brazil on February 23, 1930 to Albert Britton and Dorothy (Buffington) Britton. Annabelle was a 1947 graduate of Brazil High School. ...

Jaxson Randi McCullough, 18 days old, passed away September 5, 2020 at Union Hospital.  He was born August 18, 2020 he was small but was loved beyond measure.   Survivors include his parents, Haley Anica Wallace and Dylan Austin Bradley McCullough of Terre Haute; grandparents, Billy Mathews (Ryan Douglas) of Brazil and Bernie Wallace (Amy), David McCullough (Debbie) all of Terre Haute; great-grandparents, Bobbi Lovett, Marlon Mathews, Bernie and Janet Wallace and Karla Everson; uncles, Chance Wallace, Chayce Wallace and Gavin McCullough; one aunt, Darian Rollins and other extended family.. ...

After last weekend’s Terre Haute Savings Banks State Preview meet at LaVern Gibson Championship Course, Clay City boys cross country coach Cole Schroer said he could see growth and improvement from his group each time they laced up their shoes and hit the course...

Even though it’s the sixth week of the season and the calendar is creeping closer to the middle of September, Tuesday’s Clay City Invitational marked the toastiest meet the Lady Eels’ cross country team had competed in, girls coach Melanie Laswell said...

As Northview girls golf coach Josh Trout stood on the Forest Park Golf Course practice green and spoke to his group, along with the teams from South Putnam, South Vermillion and Parke Heritage Tuesday evening, several members of varying programs had to pull down their masks to wipe beads of perspiration from their faces...