ISU junior Caleb Needham narrowly missed injury when a pumpkin — thrown from an overpass west of the I-70 Plainfield exit — smashed through the windshield of his car early Sunday morning.
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On this week's edition of the Gridiron Show with Ron Poniewasz Jr. and Luxenberg Garbett Kelly George, P.C.'s Larry Kelly talk about the playoff situation in Class 2A and highlight our athlete of the week, Union's Anthony Nealy.
George Bremer and Bill Burt debate the top teams in the AFC and NFC; Kevin Brockway and Elton Hayes prep for the opening of Big Ten football season; and Clay Horning riffs on the ways the Rays play baseball.
George Bremer and Bill Burt discuss COVID-19 and rookie quarterbacks in the NFL, Kevin Brockway updates us on college basketball and Clay Horning gives his take on the great debate: Michael Jordan or LeBron James?
In this week's episode, George Bremer and Bill Burt talk about COVID-19 drama unfolding in the NFL, Elton Hayes and Kevin Brockway discuss the Big Ten's upcoming start to football season and Clay Horning goes in-depth on the Heat's Jimmy Butler.
Brendan Kearns on historically the low level Wabash River this fall.
George Bremer and Bill Burt talk about the Chiefs' dominance after KC walloped the Ravens; Elton Hayes and Kevin Brockway debate whether Big Ten teams should have been included in polls; and Clay Horning muses on the NBA Finals and whether the Heat can pull off an upset of the Lakers.
Candidates in attendance at this candidate forum are Christina Hale and Victoria Spartz. Presented by the Carmel Clay Public Library and the League of Women Voters of Hamilton County.
Concord Community Schools Superintendent Dan Funston speaks about the need for a new transportation center.
The Goshen High School band practices Thursday evening at Goshen High School.
Sean McCrindle, chief operating officer at Bashor Children's Home, speaks about building a therapy center for human trafficking victims.
Cole Keller, welding instructor at Ivy Tech, demonstrates welding techniques to his class.
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Goshen Veterans Honor Guard commander Don Malott seeks help from veterans to honor deceased comrades.
Activist Jess Moore, a supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement, speaks about why demonstrators protested Embassy Coffee Co.
Lori Arnold, one of the organizers of a rally to counter a Black Lives Matter protest against the Embassy Coffee shop owner, explains why she got involved.
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GOSHEN [mdash] Mary Elizabeth Poe-Clark, 98, Goshen, died at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, 2020, at Courtyard Healthcare Center. She was born May 25, 1922, in Marion (Grant County), to Roy and Polly Lynch. She married Delbert Poe and he died on Jan. 20, 1981. Then on April 12, 1990, she married Th…
FINDLAY [mdash] Glenn L. Schrock, 75, of Findlay, Ohio, passed away at 8:20 a.m. Friday, Oct. 23, 2020, at St. Catherine's Manor of Findlay. He was born Nov. 28, 1944, in Elkhart County, to Valentine and Barbara (Yoder) Schrock. Surviving are daughter, Crystal Schrock of Lima, Ohio; two brot…
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