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Illinois’ Cockrum picks up sprint car victory at LPS
(High School Sports ~ 05/20/18)
By CAREY FOX Times Sports Editor PUTNAMVILLE — The rains held off over the weekend for Lincoln Park Speedway to host 113-cars and drivers for Saturday evening’s show. Emotions were high in victory lane for several drivers that hadn’t taken the checkered flag for quite some time. ...
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Buck and Satterfield to play collegiate golf
(High School Sports ~ 05/20/18)
By CAREY FOX Times Sports Editor Northview golf has excelled in recent years with a strong duo that the top of their games. Both Clayton Buck and Jalen Satterfield are committed to playing golf collegiately next season. Buck will continue his academic and athletic career at Indiana Wesleyan while Satterfield will attend Ancilla College...
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Clay Co. Youth Food Delivery Program benefits from large donation in southern part of county
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
Two volunteers from Bowling Green United Methodist Church met us in the parking lot one evening. They had a great deal of food in that van! Over 1,800 Chewy/cereal bars and over 500 packs of Pop Tarts! And they just made a financial donation to feed 15 children for the Summer Program. We are a community working together! Thank you! We believe...
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CLUB NEWS: Alpha Omega Chapter, Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Inc.
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
The regular meeting of Alpha Omega Chapter, Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Inc was held May 15, 2018, at McKinley Hill Church at 7:00pm. The meeting was opened by Chapter President Patti Foxx with the Delta Opening Ceremony. The secretary called roll with 19 members present...
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Howard recognized as ‘School Support Professional of the Year’
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
Mike Howard was recognized during a recent school board meeting by Superintendent Jeff Fritz and the school board members for winning the 2018 Indiana Association of School Business Officials (IASBO) Region 7 “School Support Professional of the Year.”...
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ON THE CALENDAR
(Community News ~ 05/20/18)
The Posey Township Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting the annual fundraising event, a Jonah Fish Fry on Saturday, June 2 from 4-7 p.m. at Northview High School. Advance tickets are $8 and $9 the day of the event, with desserts on sale for an extra $1...
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Virginia Crouse to celebrate 93rd birthday
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
The family of Virginia Crouse will celebrate her 93rd birthday on Sunday, May 27th. She has two daughters, Cheryl (and husband Doug) McKinney and Brenda Evans, all of Brazil. She also has three grandchildren, Charlinda Evans of North Vernon, Caitlynn (and husband Nick) Bryan of Greencastle, and Matthew McKinney of Indianapolis. Send birthday wishes to Crouse at 7621 N. CR 675 W., Brazil, IN 47834...
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Clay County Cattle Showdown returns
(Community News ~ 05/20/18)
The Clay County 4-H Cattle Club hosted their 2nd Annual Clay County Cattle Showdown Open Beef Show Fund raiser, April 28th, at the Clay County 4-H Fairgrounds. There were 55 exhibitors, ranging from ages 4-21, and 71 head of cattle present. The concession stand kept busy and many visited the silent auction. ...
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How can we lessen the pain?
(Column ~ 05/20/18)
How can we lessen the pain? My intention this week was to write a lighthearted article, but then we had another school shooting. As I pondered this column, my twenty-one-year-old daughter, a senior at Purdue University, shared her thoughts on social media. She so beautifully articulated what I was feeling that I asked if I could share her words with you. So, in lieu of Clearly Claremohr, I give you Absolutely Abigail...
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North Clay Middle School bowling captures regional title
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
TERRE HAUTE — The North Clay Middle School bowling team captured the Terre Haute Regional championship recently at Vigo Bowl. Brylan Hill, Kade Pflueger, Devon Frazier and Zane Schauber competed for North Clay and the group topped bowlers from Crawfordsville, Clinton, Sullivan and Greencastle. Sixth-grader Brylan Hill rolled an impressive four-game non-handicap total of 822 to pace the team. Overall, North Clay rolled a set of 2,833. Pflueger rolled an 810...
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Bidding process begins for police station/water dept.
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
The City of Brazil is actively seeking bids from contractors for the renovation project at the former Duke Energy building in hopes the new Brazil Police Department and water department office will be completed and moved into by late fall. Brazil Mayor Brian Wyndham said it is an exciting process; with bid packages available now and a pre-bid meeting is scheduled for May 29, so contractors can get a look at the building. ...
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Memory of beloved Van Buren teacher honored
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
Although a long battle with cancer took teacher Sandra Jenkins out of the classroom at Van Buren Elementary Aug. 18, 2017, the students, staff and administrators will not forget her. On Friday the school dedicated two “buddy benches” and a picnic table in Jenkins honor, in hopes they will create places where students will take the time to create lasting friendships. ...
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Heffner to graduate from U.S. Air Force Academy
(Community News ~ 05/20/18)
Ian Heffner, son of Marty and Chris Heffner of Center Point, will graduate from the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on Wednesday, May 23. He will receive a bachelor of science degree in geopolitical science and be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Unites States Air Force. Following graduation, Ian will be stationed at Malmstron Air Force Base in Great Falls, Montana...
- Rotary Healthy Kids Fun Run is in the books for another year (Community News ~ 05/20/18)
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Terry R. Anderson
(Obituary ~ 05/20/18)
Terry Ray Anderson, 80, of North Ft. Myers, Florida passed away on May 16, 2018. He was born on July 18, 1937 in Clay County, Indiana, to Donald and Arline Anderson. Terry graduated from Speedway High School in 1955. Following graduation, Terry served in the United States Navy for two years during the Vietnam War, stationed in the Mediterranean. ...
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Free concert BIG FUN at Forest Park
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
The Big Fun Band rocked Forest Park Saturday night while performing at the Band Shell as the first of the free Summer Concert Series. Officials estimated a crowd of 300 people throughout the park enjoyed the lively performance of the local musicians. The concession stand, with members of the non-profit group Christmas in The Park selling pulled pork sandwiches and other treats, was also a busy place...
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Prominent resident says thanks for editorial about fake news
(Letter to the Editor ~ 05/20/18)
To the editor: Frank, we greatly appreciate your fortitude in writing the well worded rebuttal concerning the fake news being circulated about Brazil. We are in a renaissance here in Brazil. Just look at the paved streets, new houses, remodeling of older homes, new businesses, parks unequaled by larger communities, great places to eat, beautiful schools, lovely churches, a growing downtown and business areas such as the Kroger plaza and the Walmart neighborhood...
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There is hope for cancer patients
(Column ~ 05/20/18)
Our friends on social media have been so supportive this past week after we posted that my wife, Linda, received the prognosis that she is now cancer-free after 11 years of battling the disease. Some said they weren’t aware of our struggle but all who responded were delighted and we appreciate that...
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A special yard sale for a great cause
(Local News ~ 05/20/18)
It was a busy morning at 511 Edgewood Drive Saturday morning during the 12th annual American Cancer Society Relay For Life Yard Sale. Clay County Relay for Life team members and family members, sisters Carrol Evans and Susan Piatt (behind the table) got up early to help set up with their mother Linda Goodrich, a multiple cancer survivor. The women said 100 percent of the funds raised during the sale go to support Relay...
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