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TOP STORY OF THE DAY: Northview graduate is calling the shots (2/1/23)A Northview graduate recently won an award for his ability to “call the shots.” Tyler Hutcheson works with his friend country music singer and songwriter Luke Combs. “Luke is my friend and my boss,” said Tyler while traveling back to Nashville for a concert. “Luke is probably one of the most genuine and honest people you will ever meet, and he’s so grateful.”...
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TOP STORY OF THE DAY: Chaotic Thursday for First Responders (1/27/23)Thursday was a busy day for first responders in Clay County. Along with numerous medical calls and various calls for service, Clay County Sheriff Brison Swearingen confirmed the Clay County 911 Communications Center dispatched numerous vehicle crashes, including slide-offs, property damage, and personal injuries, including:...
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Rollo’s opens second location in Brazil (1/25/23)On Tuesday, Jan. 24, Rollo’s House of Spirits celebrated with a Clay County Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony for the grand opening of its second location. Located at 1030 W. National Ave. in Brazil, the new store will provide different options for non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages, including a wide variety of IPA beers...
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Movement Mortgage expands in Indiana with the grand opening of the Terre Haute location (1/30/23)TERRE HAUTE — Movement Mortgage, the nation’s sixth-largest retail mortgage lender, is excited to announce the grand opening of the Terre Haute location. The grand opening will be held on Feb. 7 at 11 a.m. at 1111 Wabash Ave. Terre Haute, IN 47807. About Movement Mortgage...
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TOP STORY OF THE DAY: Have you seen Milo? (2/1/23)A scared dog escaped a tragic accident three years ago, but his family has continued the search to bring him back home. Milo was an emotional support dog for Jenna and a pal to her husband and Brenda’s son, Derrick Monet. After visiting family for Christmas in Arizona, the couple and Milo were on their way home to Maryland along Interstate 70 when tragedy struck. ...
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Swearingen shooting his way out of early season slump (1/25/23)Zach Swearingen is among the best pure shooters in the Wabash Valley. He’s proven that time after time throughout his high school basketball career at Clay City, with his 3-point percentage proving it. So, when Swearingen got off to a slow shooting start to begin his senior season, it came as a surprise...
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Traffic stop leads to potential enhancement charges (1/24/23)While on patrol duty along Murphey Avenue, Clay County Sheriff Brison Swearingen confirmed a deputy conducted a traffic stop on a white Ford Ranger. During the subsequent investigation for traffic violations, the officer noticed other indicators of criminal behavior. During a vehicle search, drugs and a handgun were discovered...
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TOP STORY OF THE DAY: Local residents talk about raising chickens, and selling eggs (1/30/23)A bird flu outbreak, the high cost of chicken feed, and spiraling inflation costs have driven egg prices skyward. With inflation affecting costs for farmers, distributors, and retailers all along the market, the high price of eggs will likely be over sometime soon...
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Northview cruises past Cloverdale to snap losing skid (1/27/23)Throughout the boys high school basketball season, Northview head coach Michael Byrum has stated that his program sets a daily goal on game days. He wants them to win (goal No. 1) while also getting better at the same time (goal No. 2). For the last three weeks, Northview hasn’t been able to go 2-0 on those, but the sixth-year coach said that more often than not, his group has found a way to split the two and has steadily improved despite entering Friday’s contest with Cloverdale, which entered the evening on a long losing streak of its own, having lost five in a row.. ...
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Northview uses defense to take down Clay City in annual rivalry game (1/24/23)As has been the case for several years, the annual crosstown Clay County girls basketball rivalry game between Northview and Clay City takes place in the final week of the regular season, which was the case again Tuesday night inside the Eel Dome. Because of that, there was more to play for on each side of the ledger other than the two teams looking to either extend or end the current winning streak – Northview entered Tuesday having won three in a row over Clay City – of the other...
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