Stories from Friday, August 2, 2019

By CAREY FOX Times Sports Editor Northview High School student Rylee Rogers loved nothing more than playing volleyball with her teammates. The junior-to-be was set to realize her dream of playing for the varsity squad for a Knights’ program that reached the IHSAA Class 3A State Finals last fall...

Every number has a story behind it. The story of the child, the family, the donors and the volunteers. As we focus on the daily needs our community meets and the lives touched, we often don't step back and add everything up. We were asked a question this week. ...

The following jail bookings took place during July 26-Aug. 2, 2019: Moore, Charolette Y., 48, Rockville: Hold for Court Appearance Wheeler, Dustin, 37: Hold for other agency Pittman, John B., Brazil: Probation order violation(MC) Hamilton, Amber M., 36, Brazil: Visiting a common nuisance(MB)...

The following case filings in Clay Superior Court were reported during July 26-Aug. 2, 2019: Midland Funding LLC vs. Rachel Treece Crown Asset Management LLC vs. Thomas Metz State vs. Myers, Tyler J.,: (CM)Driving while suspended - violation prior 10 years...

People have flock to the Interactive Street Art Wall in Brazil to enjoy the unique art and photo opportunities. However, the project was recently vandalized. Brazil Main Street (BMS) members thought they had considered every contingency when designing/creating the project located next to RM Design Custom Kitchen & Bath, 34 East National Ave. Including waterproof sealing the wall against Mother Nature, and recently applying the anti-graffiti seal. ...

It happens every school year. An impatient motorist - for whatever reason - disregards the safety of others, ignores the extended stop-arm device on a school bus, and races around the bus while children are being picked up or let off. While school buses remain the safest way to transport students to and from school, Clay Community Schools Director of Extended Services Mike Howard said students become vulnerable when they are outside the bus...

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Connections Academy recently graduated 636 students as part of the Class of 2019, a diverse and accomplished group of graduates who collectively earned more than $10.75 million in scholarships and awards. Students attending the full-time online public school gathered from across the state for an in-person ceremony with family, friends and teachers to celebrate student achievements...

Michael “Griff” E. Griffin, 78, of Center Point, IN passed away on Wednesday, July 31, 2019 in Cloverleaf Health Care in Brazil. He was born on April 12, 1941 in Indianapolis, the son of Jerry T. and Mary Lou (Scott) Griffin. Griff spent his childhood in Indianapolis and attended school there. ...

On Friday at approximately 7 a.m., two white males walked into Kroger on south U.S. 41. One male appearing to be older was wearing a white shirt with black graphics, red beanie and cargo shorts. The other male was approximately 18 years of age and was wearing a camouflage hoodie and dark pants...