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Knights rewrite history books with sectional win over No. 3 Jasper (10/22/21)For the last several years, the storyline hovering over Northview’s football team was that no matter how well the Knights played during the regular season, when the bright lights turned on when the postseason rolled around in October, they would be one-and-done because of the difficult sectional in which they reside... -
It’s almost Trick-or-Treat time! (10/24/21)Now that we’re into the second half of October, the youth of Clay County are likely in the process of finalizing their trick-or-treat costume selections and making plans for the big Halloween event. Here are trick-or-treat times provided to the Brazil Times:... -
'Bonus' homecoming allows Neese to play again on Tucker Court (10/18/21)CLOVERDALE — When Cooper Neese attended high school at Cloverdale from 2013-17, the school had homecoming ceremonies twice a year like most schools do. On Sunday, however, Cloverdale hosted a rare “bonus homecoming” for Neese when the Indiana State men’s basketball team took the floor on Tucker Court for a “surprise” practice in Neese’s honor... -
CLAY COUNTY THROUGH THE YEARS: December 7, 1941: A date that still lives in infamy (10/6/21)War news came as sudden shock to Brazilians Sunday, December 7, 1941 Many Brazilians were seated quietly at home Sunday afternoon listening to musical programs over their radio when they were shocked out of their chairs by the sudden announcement from Washington D. C. of a surprise attack on Hawaii by the Japanese navy... -
WHAT’S COOKING IN SEPTEMBER? Apples (10/9/21)The advocation of eating healthy has been around a long time, and apples go way back in that idea. The aphorism we all probably know, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” originated in Wales. That was the first appearing in a publication in 1866 , but in a slightly different rhyming format:... -
TOP STORY OF THE DAY, brought to you free by WICU: Mayor’s Ride provides 10% of Humane Society’s annual budget (9/30/21)Kickstands go up at 3 p.m. at Brazil City Hall Saturday for the 2021 Mayor’s Ride in support of the Clay County Humane Society Rescue. Although COVID-19 is still hanging around, Brazil Mayor Brian Wyndham said the ride “is a go,” with registration at City Hall starting at 2 p.m... -
County COVID numbers lower; Clay reaches ‘orange’ level (10/1/21)At noon Wednesday, September 29, the Indiana Department of Health announced changes to the COVID-19 dashboard. Clay County shows some changes on the maps, including: ORANGE - Weekly 2-Metric Score ORANGE - 7-Day All Tests Positivity Rate RED - Advisory Level... -
COVID-19 UPDATE: County remains ‘orange’; schools still fluctuating (10/22/21)The Indiana State Department of Health reports 3,346,653 Hoosiers are fully vaccinated, with 2,920 new residents fully vaccinated as of October 20, 2021. Those vaccinated, include 53.5% being female, 46% male, and .5% gender not identified. Booster vaccines dispensed are currently 253,748 residents in Indiana... -
Northview doubles up on regional championships (10/17/21)After winning a pair of sectional championships last weekend, both Northview teams traveled to the Bedford North Lawrence Regional on Saturday. While the Knights entered as team, ran together, and had a high chance of making it out as a team, individually they each were running for their personal best outcomes. ... -
Morgan's versatility gives Northview value in every phase (10/22/21)On both sides of the football, Northview rosters multiple players that have had strong seasons to lead the Knights to a co-Western Indiana Conference championship. One of those players, who may go under the radar a bit considering all that he does on a weekly basis, is Easton Morgan...
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