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Local Christmas Services
20 Dec 2024
Looking for a special Christmas church service this year? You won’t need to travel far. There are plenty of churches just within and around Washington County that plan to hold special Christmas services this holiday season. Here are a few options!
Salem Community Church
Children's program December 24 at 7 p.m. followed by a non-denominational candlelight service
190 W Beck’s Mill Rd, Salem (Hilltop Plaza)
Mt Tabo ...
Holiday Trash & Recycle Pickup Schedule
19 Dec 2024
The City of Salem has outlined the adjusted trash and recycle pickup schedules for the holidays. During the week of December 23-27, the schedule will be as follows:
Trash
Monday and Tuesday: Regular schedule
Wednesday: No pickup
Thursday: Wednesday's route
Friday: Thursday's route
Recycle
Monday and Tuesday: Monday's route
Wednesday and Thursday: Thursday's route ...
Blessings From Above Collecting & Distributing Food In Pekin
19 Dec 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
Blessings From Above is collecting donations of food and providing food distribution points at three locations in the Pekin area.
Telemedia, a local internet and telephone provider, has teamed up with Blessings from Above to support those in need in the Pekin area. In the business’s lobby at 105 E. Railroad St. in Pekin, they are collecting food.
Telemedia customers can show their receipts for the ...
Campbellsburg New Toy Giveaway December 21
18 Dec 2024
The Campbellsburg First Baptist Church will be hosting their annual "New Toy Giveaway" on Saturday, December 21 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Toys can be donated from now until December 20. Donations can be made directly to the church located at 265 IN-60, Campbellsburg.
First Baptist Church of Campbellsburg asks that you leave your children at home if possible to keep from ruining the surprise!
Improve 64 Construction Anticipated In Early 2026
18 Dec 2024
By Indiana Department of Transportation
The Indiana Department of Transportation announces construction for the Improve 64 added travel lanes project is expected to begin in early 2026. Pre-construction activities will continue as scheduled, with letting scheduled for November 2025. The project will utilize a design build low bid procurement to encourage innovation in the construction of these corr ...
Motor Vehicle Collision With Multiple Injured
18 Dec 2024
By Lt. Wayne Blevins
On Saturday, December 12, at approximately 12:40 p.m., deputies along with emergency services personnel were dispatched to the area of Voyles Road and New Bear Creek Road in reference to a motor vehicle collision with multiple people injured.
Deputies identified the driver as Cody Dabney, age 35 of Louisville, Kentucky.
Evidence at the scene and driver statements indicated that Dabney was traveling northb ...
Cram The Cruiser Food Drive
18 Dec 2024
This year’s 5th annual “Cram the Cruiser” food drive was a fantastic success. Thanks to community efforts, the Washington County Sheriff’s Department collected 1,600 pounds of food and $857 in cash. Since beginning this tradition 5 years ago, the Sheriff’s department has collected more than 20,000 food items and more than $7,239 for our local food bank.
Thank you to Captain Joe Keltner, Coroner Shawnda Keltner, Washington County Fair Q ...
Help Document Changes To Wolf Cave Nature Preserve At McCormick’s Creek State Park
17 Dec 2024
Visitors to McCormick’s Creek State Park can help the DNR divisions of State Parks and Nature Preserves monitor the recovery of Wolf Cave Nature Preserve after a tornado hit the property in March 2023.
All that’s needed is a smartphone camera. Take a photo at the photo station on Trail 5, then upload the photo to Chronolog by following the QR code or sending it to the email listed on the sign. The website creates a timelapse vi ...
Elijah Thomasson Is Indiana Law Enforcement Academy's Newest Local Graduate
16 Dec 2024
The Salem Police Department is proud to announce that Officer Elijah Thomasson has successfully graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, Class of 234!
Elijah has demonstrated exceptional dedication and commitment throughout his training, preparing to serve and protect our community with integrity and professionalism.
Congratulations on this significant achievement! We look forward to seeing the positive ...
Police Ramping Up Patrols During Winter Holidays
14 Dec 2024
With the winter holiday season ushering in parties and festivities, law enforcement agencies from across the state will be on the lookout to make sure everyone stays safe on the road.The Safe Family Travel campaign is taking place through the end of the year. During the traffic safety blitz, police will be on the lookout for impaired driving, aggressive driving, and proper use of seat belts. ...
Something (Not So) Sinister On The Square
13 Dec 2024
By Jerry Curry, Writer and Nathaniel Smith, Editor
It seems the fact that there is a Friday the 13th this December has sparked something in Salem… Have you noticed the unusual and eerie creature on the square? It can usually be found prowling from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., but just what is it? Well, this horned, half-goat, half-demon creature is known in legends and lore as Krampus.
Occasionally appearing with a long beard, Krampus has ...
Photos From Christmas Magic In Salem
13 Dec 2024
The Square in Salem was bustling with activity this past Saturday, December 7 for the Christmas Magic in Salem event. From 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., Salem residents and visitors alike were greeted with food, crafts, vendors and more.
The Corydon Dulcimer Society and choirs from Westview Christian Church and the county elementary schools were present to provide music during the festivities, and Santa and Mrs. Claus were there as well for photos ...
Two Arrested After Early Morning Pursuit
13 Dec 2024
By Sgt. Carey Huls, Indiana State Police
An early morning, high-speed pursuit through Scott County ended with the arrest of two Illinois women after the vehicle failed to stop on I-65.
Around 1:20 a.m. Thursday morning, Trooper Wyatt Madden observed a Ford Mustang traveling at high speeds on I-65 southbound near the 12.5 mile marker. Trooper Madden clocked the vehicle at 90mph in a posted 70mph zone and attempted a traffic stop; howev ...
Cookies And Photos With Santa At YMCA
10 Dec 2024
Cookies and Photos with Santa
Make room in your calendar for this Friday, December 13th because Santa will be visiting the YMCA! Photos will be taken by Dowling Family Photos and are $5 per photo. Free cookies and kids activities will also be available.
Time: 5:30-7:00 PM
Location: Washington County Family YMCA Campus, 1709 N. Shelby Street, Salem.
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Charges Filed In Road Rage Incident On I-65
10 Dec 2024
By Philip Hensely, Indiana State Police Master Trooper
Charges have been filed against two individuals involved in a road rage incident along Interstate 65 last Friday that resulted in one person being shot near Henryville.30-year-old Kasey Haven of Salem and 64-year-old Ricky Hill of Henryville were in a sideswipe collision while traveling northbound on Interstate 65 near the 16-mile marker on December 6, around 2:00 P ...
Scenes From This Year's "Shop With A Cop"
10 Dec 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
Washington County Sheriff’s Department reports that another “Shop with a Cop’ is in the books! The event, hosted by local law enforcement officers, was Saturday, Dec. 7, at Walmart in Salem.
Special thanks to all the donors who made donations, Walmart, McDonalds, New Hope United Methodist Church, Salem School Corporation and the many volunteers who helped the children shop for clothing and ...
Car Lands On Roof In Creek
10 Dec 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
The Pierce Polk Township Volunteer Fire Department and the Washington County Sheriff’s Department were dispatched at approximately at 2:45pm Monday, Dec. 9, to a vehicle that had left the road, landing on its roof in a creek.
The accident in the area of State Road 60 and Voyles Rd. The driver was Cayce Dean, 25, of Jeffersonville.
Dean was extracted by the Pierce Polk Volunteer Fire Depart ...
Retirement Party for David Rockey And Buddy Smith
10 Dec 2024
The public is invited to a retirement party for Buddy Smith and David Rockey, who are stepping down from their positions with the Town of New Pekin. The event will be Thursday, Dec. 12, beginning at 6 p.m., at Cornerstone Hall, 1500 East RC Morris Drive in Salem.
Buddy Smith currently serves as Utility Supervisor. He started working in 1992.
David Rockey is a Field Technician who began working for the town in 1993.
A statemen ...
The 12 Scams of the Holidays
10 Dec 2024
1. Misleading Social Media Ads: As you scroll through your social media feed, you often see products advertised. Always research before you buy. BBB Scam Tracker receives daily reports of people paying for items that they never receive, getting charged monthly for a free trial they never signed up for, or receiving an item that is counterfeit or much different from the one advertis ...
Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes En Route
10 Dec 2024
By Nathaniel Smith, Editor
The county-wide Operation Christmas Child shoebox collection has officially been sent off to deliver Christmas joy around the world! First Baptist Church of Salem led the charge by being our area’s designated drop-off location.
A total of 2,033 shoeboxes were donated from 24 churches, 5 organizations and 17 individuals throughout our community. With the help of Hank Weeden and Salem Lions Football players, t ...
Crash On State Road 56 Claims Life Of Austin Man
09 Dec 2024
By Philip Hensley, Indiana State Police Master Trooper
A crash Monday along State Road 56 in Washington County took the life of an Austin man and seriously injured a second driver.
Around 7:31 a.m. Monday, 62-year-old James Fox of Austin was traveling east on State Road 56 near Elk Creek Road. Investigators believe Fox crossed into the westbound lanes and into the path of 46-year-old Jason Terrell of Bedford. Terrell was traveling wes ...
County Considers Tax Exemption For Fiber Installers
09 Dec 2024
By Becky Killian, Staff WriterOfficials heard about an incentive that could lead to more broadband service in underserved and unserved areas of the county. The discussion happened during the Tuesday, Dec. 3, meeting of the Washington County Board of Commissioners.
Representatives from Mainstream Media said they have already invested $5 million to install broadband in the county. To help continue their investment, they asked com ...
Knightstown Woman Arrested in Salem for Domestic Battery Charges
06 Dec 2024
By Philip Hensley, Indiana State Police Sellersburg District
A Knightstown woman was arrested Thursday evening on charges related to the alleged battery of a 4-year-old child in Salem.On Wednesday, December 4, Master Trooper Detective Travis Baker, in conjunction with the Indiana Department of Child Services, began an investigation into the alleged battery of a 4-year-old child. The child had arrived at school on ...
Duke Energy's Share the Light Fund Offers Nearly $300,000 in Bill Assistance
06 Dec 2024
Duke Energy’s Share the Light Fund offers nearly $300,000 in bill assistance to Indiana customers facing financial hardship this winter season
Qualifying Duke Energy customers can receive up to a $300 account credit annually
Over the last year, Duke Energy has supported more than 2,000 Indiana households with more than $650,000 in energy bill assistance
PLAINFIELD, Ind. – Duke Energy Indiana is dedicating nearly $300,000 in ...
$20 Match For Salvation Army Bell Ringer Donations Dec. 7
04 Dec 2024
Christmas is here, and The Salvation Army of Southern Indiana needs your help to bring hope to Southern Indiana families throughout the Christmas season and beyond. A generous anonymous donor has provided a match donation to encourage giving and support for this Saturday, December 7. On Saturday, every $20 bill found in a red kettle in Clark, Floyd, Washington, Harrison, Crawford, and Scott counties will be matched up to $5,000. ...
Shorts Corner Rd To Be Temporarily Closed
03 Dec 2024
Washington County Emergency Management has announced that, beginning December 3, Shorts Corner Rd between E Bill Miller Rd and Martinsburg Rd will be closed for the next 3 weeks. This closure is to allow for repairs to be completed on the bridge.
For questions or more information, call Washington County Emergency Management at (812) 883-4962 or email at ema@washingtoncounty.in.gov. ...
Truck Rollover On SR-60
03 Dec 2024
On Tuesday, November 26, at approximately 1:30 p.m., Deputies with the Washington County Sheriff’s Department along with members of other emergency services were dispatched to East State Road 60, south of Powers Road in reference to a single motor vehicle collision with injuries.
Deputies arrived at the scene and discovered a single motor vehicle that had traveled off the roadway and rolled over, coming to a rest on its top.
T ...
Angel Tree Gifts And Donations Needed By Dec 6 and 8
03 Dec 2024
The Christmas season is here, and The Salvation Army of Southern Indiana needs assistance to make Christmas brighter for children in our community. The Salvation Army Angel Tree Program has 400 Angels that still need to be adopted for the Christmas season.
This is an urgent need - all angel gifts and donations must be returned to either The Salvation Army of New Albany, 2300 Green Valley Rd, New Albany, by December 6 or Green T ...
Holiday Light Shows At DNR Destinations
03 Dec 2024
On-site holiday light shows will shine at five DNR destinations this month. Brief details for each are below and more can be learned about them, as well as other activities at DNR properties, at calendar.dnr.IN.gov.
Ouabache State Park in Bluffton hosts its 11th annual Wonderland of Lights nightly, Dec. 6–31, from 6 to 9 p.m., in its campground and throughout the park. The presentation features more than 40 light displays and a ...
Holiday World Celebrates 25th Anniversary Of Free Drinks With Art Contest
03 Dec 2024
Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari, located at 452 E Christmas Blvd, Santa Claus, will be celebrating its 25th anniversary of free unlimited soft drinks throughout the 2025 season. The park is launching an art contest for youth ages 5 to 12 to commemorate this milestone. Five winners will be selected by the Holiday World team, who will each receive two Season Passes for the 2025 season and inspire the artwork for Holiday World’s ...
School Bus Forced Off Road To Avoid Collision
03 Dec 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
A school bus containing the Orleans Middle School 7th and 8th grade boys basketball teams was involved in an accident on the way to East Washington Middle School on Monday, Nov. 25. The accident happened in front of John Jones Auto Group at 1450 IN Hwy. 60 at approximately 5 p.m.
The accident report indicates that a car pulled out of John Jones to make a left turn, forcing a 2010 Edge driven by Tif ...
Spring Mill Inn Reopens Friday
02 Dec 2024
After undergoing extensive renovation, Spring Mill Inn will begin accepting lodging reservations on Dec. 6. The Millstone Dining Room will also open on that date.
The inn and restaurant are located at Spring Mill State Park, 3333 State Rd. 60 E., Mitchell,.Outfitted with significant mechanical modernizations, accessibility upgrades, and cosmetic room and conference facility improvements, the inn stays true to its origin ...
Winners of DFW’s First Art & Photo Contest Announced
02 Dec 2024
Hoosiers have talent far beyond being top hunters, trappers, and anglers. With almost 450 entries submitted to the Indiana Department of Fish and Wildlife durable license card art and photo contest, the number of winners was increased from four to six to include two more of the staff’s favorites.
These images will be the background art for the new durable license cards available early next year. Thanks to those who shar ...
New DNR System For Licenses, Harvests Launches Dec. 11
02 Dec 2024
A new system that will enhance online customers’ ease of doing business with the Division of Fish & Wildlife will launch Dec. 11.
Called the Activity Hub, it replaces the current licensing system and includes core functionalities such as fish and wildlife license sales, game check-in, HIP (Harvest Information Program) registration, donations, and gift certificates. Improved functions and new features of the hub include opti ...
"Christopher The Christmas Tree" at Library Thursday
02 Dec 2024
The Salem Public Library will be presenting the film "Christopher The Christmas Tree" this Thursday, Dec. 5, beginning at 5 p.m.
The film is especially dear to area residents since the story, coloring book and eventually the film were all the creation of the late George Bowers. Bowers was actually born at the Bowers Tree Farm in 1938.
Bowers wrote and performed songs about Christopher to area children and a ...
Airport Shakeup Sees New Manager Hired
29 Nov 2024
By Becky Killian, Staff WriterA new employee has been hired to manage Salem Municipal Airport after the ouster of the former person who held the post.
The new employee, Aric Russell, was hired in a 3-to-2 vote during a special called meeting of the Board of Aviation held on Friday, Oct. 11.
The hiring was upheld in a majority vote, with the support of board members Michael Bryant, Jason Cockerill, and Erin Woodward-Sparkman. O ...
Sgt. James Moore Writes Grants For Salem PD
29 Nov 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
James Moore saw a need and stepped up. Moore is a third shift Sergeant for the Salem Police Department. Budgets are tight and 32-year-old Moore found an opportunity to improve the police department by writing grants. He has been very successful so far, obtaining $163,500 at this point, and he’s not done yet.
In April 2023, Moore applied for a SAVE grant from the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute and recei ...
WC Sheriff's Department To Host 4th Annual Food Drive
27 Nov 2024
Sheriff Brent Miller and the Washington County Deputies have organized a nonperishable food drive on December 8. This annual event is called, “Cram the Cruiser to Prevent Hunger this Christmas.” It will be held at two locations in Salem. The first of which being at the Jay C Food Store at 601 S Main St, and the second at the Salem Walmart at 1309 E Hackberry St.
The food drive will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and all food collec ...
Four Suspects Arrested In Connection To Bryce Gerlach Shooting
27 Nov 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
On Tuesday November 19, the New Albany Police Department had a news conference about the arrest of four men regarding the murder of 18-year-old Bryce Gerlach. He was a student at Corydon Central High School, and his father Scott is employed in Salem at Salem Crossing.
The shooting took place behind the Scribner House fountain during the Harvest Homecoming Festival. Attending the conference was Prosecutor C ...
Indiana State Parks Closed For Deer Hunts
26 Nov 2024
Some Indiana State Parks will be temporarily closed to the public for deer hunts on Dec. 2-3, 2024. The properties will be closed on the evening before the hunt and reopen the morning after. Only individuals selected from the draw may participate at any site.
Participating properties include:
Brown County State Park
Chain O’Lakes State Park
Charlestown State Park
Clifty Falls State Park
Fort Harrison State Park
Harmonie S ...
Holiday Shopping Close To Home
26 Nov 2024
Holiday shopping truly starts in earnest as soon as the Thanksgiving Day meal is over. Save yourself a lot of time and fuel by beginning your gift buying close to home! Many local businesses are pulling out the stops to accommodate shoppers with outstanding Black Friday and Small Business Saturday sales and events.
Below is a sampling of the offerings from local merchants:
Borden Bargains at 555 East Water Street, Bord ...
Order Cheese Balls For Christmas By Dec. 10
25 Nov 2024
The Washington County 4-H Junior Leaders are hosting their annual Cheese Ball Fundraiser to help cover the costs of trips and activities for the upcoming year. This is a great opportunity to support the future leaders of our community while stocking up on a tasty snack for your holiday table.
Cheese Balls are just $8 each and come in three flavors: Plain, Parsley, and Pecan. Each cheese ball also contains chipped beef and spice ...
Realtor Board Donations Support County's Future
25 Nov 2024
The Washington County Board of Realtors may have dissolved, but the group will forever have a positive impact in the community thanks to their extreme generosity. Funds once held by the organization have been distributed to historic Beck’s Mill and the Washington County Community Foundation.
Beck’s Mill
Historic Beck's Mill
Officers of the former Washington County Board of Realtors presented a check for $15,000 to the Friends ...
Foundation Receives $164,530 Grant for Pocket Park
24 Nov 2024
Downtown Salem will undergo a bit of renovation over the next two years as a new pocket park is constructed. This endeavor was one of many ideas submitted by local residents who participated in the creation of the Washington County Quality of Place and Workforce Attraction Plan.
“We are very excited to be able to facilitate the construction of the pocket park,” stated Judy Johnson, Executive Director of the Washington County Co ...
MADD Launching Annual "Tie One On For Safety" Campaign
22 Nov 2024
MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) is kicking off its annual Tie One On for Safety campaign, an effort dedicated to recognizing the importance of designated drivers. The holiday season is about to begin, spanning from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day. MADD encourages all drivers to stay safe, sober, and vigilant to ensure roadway safety and help prevent impaired driving incidents.
The period between Thanksgiving and New Ye ...
Local Senior Care Employees Honored With Prestigious Award
19 Nov 2024
Two Salem senior care professionals are among the 99 employees from across the state of Indiana who were honored with the American Senior Communities (ASC) Quest for Excellence award for outstanding achievement. This year’s awards banquet and ceremony, now in its 24th year, took place on November 14th, 2024, at the JW Marriott in downtown Indianapolis.
With nearly 11,000 ASC employees statewide, a Quest for Excellence award is ...
Thanksgiving Day Walk/Run Scheduled
19 Nov 2024
By Becky Killian, Staff Writer
The Salem Lions Club will continue the tradition of the Rockin' Ricky's Thanksgiving Day Walk/Run in support of the Washington County Food Bank on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28.
The walk/run will start at 8 a.m. at the Washington County Fairgrounds and will end at the same place.
The walk/run was started by Ricky Richardson to remember his blessings early in the morning of Thanksgiving Day when so m ...
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Two Unauthorized Immigrants Arrested in Clark County for Operating Businesses Without Paying Taxes
19 Nov 2024
By Philip T. Hensley, Public Information Office, Indiana State Police Sellersburg District
A two-year investigation concluded Monday with the arrest of a male and female for their involvement in corrupt business practices and failing to pay taxes while operating businesses in Clarksville.In February, 2023, Master Trooper Detective Tim Denby began an investigation based on a complaint filed against an individual residing ...
Upcoming Blood Drives
19 Nov 2024
There are several blood drives planned in Washington County through December.
Dates and locations include:
Thursday, Nov. 21Westview Christian Church2638 N.West Washington School Road and Hwy. 60Campbellsburg,
2 p.m.—6 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 29First Christian Church305 E. Walnut St.Salem12 noon —5 p.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 4Ascension St. Vincent Salem Hospital911 N. Shelby St.Salem10 a.m.—3 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 9.First Baptist Ch ...
Apply To Host Indiana Humanities Voices and Votes
18 Nov 2024
From revolution and suffrage, to civil rights and casting ballots, everyone in every community is part of the ever-evolving story of democracy in America. As part of a thematic initiative exploring civics and democracy, Indiana Humanities is sponsoring a tour of the Smithsonian's Voices and Votes: Democracy in Americaexhibition.
In 2026, six Indiana communities will host the exhibit for six weeks each and receive extensive ...
CodeRED: Emergency Notification System
18 Nov 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
More first responders are called out on runs today than ever before. This includes EMS, police (city or county), and fire department. They work tirelessly 24/7 365 days a year. Salem has warning sirens but not every municipality in Washington County has sirens. According to Deni Stempowski, director of Emergency Management for Washington County, making sirens available in every municipality would cost $8.3 ...
Annual Jim Smoak Concert and Depot Open House Is Dec. 7
18 Nov 2024
The annual Jim Smoak Concert and Open House at The Depot Railroad Museum will be Saturday, Dec. 7, from 1to 3 p.m. The museum is located at 206 S College Ave, Salem.
Jim Smoak and the Louisiana Honeydrippers will be presenting their annual concert. There will be a variety of Country, Gospel, and Bluegrass music that includes banjo picking, guitar strumming, harmonica blowing, and of course, some singing!
There will be ...
Polar Express At The Depot Dec. 13
18 Nov 2024
One of the favorite annual Christmas traditions is viewing the movie "The Polar Express" at The Depot Railroad Museum. The movie will be presented at The Depot, located at 206 S. College Ave, Salem, on Friday, Dec. 13.
Doors will open at 6 p.m., and the film will start at 7 p.m. There will be popcorn, sweet treats, Christmas activities, and more for everyone to enjoy before the film starts. Everyone attending is urged to wear t ...
Mark Olesh Chosen "History Teacher Of The Year"
16 Nov 2024
Eastern High School teacher Mark Olesh was presented the Caleb Mills Indiana History Teacher of the Year Award on Saturday, Nov. 9. The award presentation by the Indiana Historical Society (IHS) took place at the John Hay Center in Salem.The Caleb Mills Indiana History Teacher of the Year Award, named in honor of Caleb Mills, the father of Indiana's common schools, is made annually to a teacher (teaching grades 4-12) currently t ...
Budweiser Clydesdales Visit Salem Walmart
15 Nov 2024
As part of their tour, the Budweiser Clydesdales trotted to Walmart in Salem on November 15. Posing stoically for photos, the horses were in the parking lot from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. to help celebrate Salem Walmart's 8th anniversary, which is Saturday, November 16.
Also present was an Auntie Anne's pretzel truck and Small Town Kettle Corn serving up snacks during the festivities!
Enjoy video and photos from the event below!
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Tesla Cybertruck Review
15 Nov 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
Many have seen this unusual, wedge type vehicle cruising Salem’s streets and wondered, “what is it?” Well, it’s a fully electric Tesla Cybertruck. The body is made from Tesla’s own pure stainless steel alloy, referred to as the “Ultra-hard 30X Cold-rolled Stainless Steel,” and it is nearly invincible. Located in the rear, the 4ft by 6ft bed of the truck has a retracting cover, and it has a capacity of 11,00 ...
Calving Academy Will Be Dec. 21
15 Nov 2024
Beef and dairy cattle producers are invited to attend Purdue Extension’s Calving Academy. This hands-on event will cover topics including cow restraint, calf manipulation, and triaging the neonatal calf. Dr. Bethany Funnell (DVM, DACT), clinical associate professor of bovine theriogenology at the Purdue College of Veterinary Medicine is the program instructor. Cost to attend is $50 per person. Attendance with a set of OB ...
Volunteer To Be A Bell Ringer For Salvation Army
15 Nov 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
As we approach the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons, we know we will hear the ringing bell of the Salvation Army. The Salvation Army raises funds to help those in need with their Red Kettle collections.
The Red Kettle fundraising campaign will begin Saturday, Nov. 27, and run through Tuesday, Dec. 24.
The bell ringing hours are Friday – Saturday 10 a.m.—6 p.m. and Mondays -Thursdays 4-8 ...
WCCF Donors Award Over 55K in Grants to Local Organizations
14 Nov 2024
Grants totaling over $55,000.00 were awarded to non-profit organizations serving Washington County by the generous donors of the Washington County Community Foundation for the Fall 2024 grant cycle. Grants are awarded from the Foundation’s Touch Tomorrow Funds, which were established by several outstanding donors.
Washington County Helping Hands was awarded a $3455 to assist in purchasing a new HVAC system to replace th ...
Historical Society Receives Grant From WCCF
14 Nov 2024
The Washington County Community Foundation recently presented a grant check for the Washington County Historical Society at its Annual Meeting of the Membership this past Saturday, Nov. 9.On Oct. 22, the Washington County Historical Society was announced as one of the grantee's for the WCCF's 2024 Fall Grant Cycle. This grant awarded $10,345.00 for the Digitization Initiative, which will allow for the purchase of u ...
Police Presence To Increase November 16
14 Nov 2024
While people get their Thanksgiving travel plans ready, law enforcement agencies across the state are getting ready to increase patrol visibility as part of the annual Safe Family Travel campaign.
The campaign, which starts November 16, focuses on impaired driving, aggressive driving, and proper use of seat belts. During the campaign, officers will work overtime conducting sobriety checkpoints and saturation patrols designed to discour ...
Washington Co. Learning Center To Offer Digital Literacy Courses
13 Nov 2024
If you are a beginner – or maybe just a little rusty – with Microsoft Excel or Google Suite, the Washington Co. Learning Center should be on your radar in December. Located at 1707 N. Shelby St. Suite 115, Salem, a total of three courses are being offered: Basic Microsoft Excel, Intermediate Microsoft Excel and Google Suite. These classes are completely free, and all materials are furnished. They have computers to use that will ...
Christmas Magic In Salem Happens Dec. 7
13 Nov 2024
The second annual Christmas Magic In Salem will be Saturday, December 7, 1—7 p.m., at the Salem Public Square and Purlee Plaza. Everyone will be sure to catch the holiday spirit with a day filled with shopping in Historic Downtown Salem, treat bags and hot chocolate for children, visiting with Santa and Mrs. Claus, music, wagon rides and much more.
The event is sponsored by the Washington County Tourism organization and ...
Box Truck Rolls Over On SR-56
13 Nov 2024
On November 11 at approximately 8:05 am, members of the Washington County Sheriff’s Department and other emergency services personnel responded to the area of State Road 56 West, near Dog Trot Road, referencing a single motor vehicle crash.
Deputies arrived on scene and located a 2019 Hino box truck, off the south side of the roadway, on its side. The driver was identified as Timothy Vaughn, age 45 of Indianapolis, Indiana. Vau ...
Operation Christmas Child Collection Week Nov. 18-25
12 Nov 2024
Samaritan’s Purse’s project, “Operation Christmas Child” is holding their national collection week beginning November 18 at First Baptist Church located at 205 N High St, Salem from 3-6 p.m (times may vary depending on day).
Operation Christmas Child is a wonderful ministry led by Franklin Graham and the Samaritan’s Purse organization. Each year, millions of Christmas shoe boxes are sent all over the world with the goal of givi ...
4-H Carnival Of Fun Is This Thursday
12 Nov 2024
Washington County 4-H is hosting a Carnival Of Fun this Thursday, Nov. 14, 5:30--7:30 p.m., at the 4-H Building at the Washington County Fairgrounds, 118 Fair St, Salem. The carnival is free to the public and will feature plenty of food and games.
The event is family friendly and is focused on students from Kindergarten through Grade 12 who would like to become more knowlegeable about 4-H. Potential 4-H members, as well ...
Salem Veterans Day Ceremony
11 Nov 2024
By Nathaniel Smith, Editor
The annual Veterans Memorial Ceremony in Salem is always reverent and sentimental, and this year was no exception. The community gathered together as we always do on the north lawn of the Salem Courthouse at 11 a.m. on November 11 to join in remembrance of all of those who have served our great nation, and of all of those who are still serving to this day.
The ceremony opened up with a word of prayer by Rick ...
Photos From Veterans Memorial Bridge Dedication
11 Nov 2024
The bridge across from Kentucky Fried Chicken on South Main Street in Salem has a new name: The Washington County Veterans Memorial Bridge. Officially dedicated at 9 a.m. on November 11, the Veterans Memorial Bridge now stands in remembrance of all those who have served and are continuing to serve.
Attended by many members of the community, the Veterans Bridge dedication was a wonderful ceremony that paid homage to our veterans ...
Cochren And Co., Mackenzie Phillips Performing This Saturday
11 Nov 2024
Cochren and Co., with special guest Mackenzie Phillips, will be performing at Southern Hills Church on Saturday, Nov. 16. Doors will open at 6 p.m., and the concert will start at 7 p.m. Admission is free.
The concert is presented by Wayne Truelove Ministries.
Southern Hills Church is located at 1645 S. State Rd. 135, Salem.
For more information, call Adam at 812-620-5921.
Scout Troop #4029 Cleans Veterans Memorial
11 Nov 2024
Prior to Veterans Day activities, members of Boy Scout Troop #4029 cleaned the Veterans Memorial on the south lawn of the Washington County Courthouse.
The boy scouts have been tasked to clean the Veterans Memorial twice a year, just before Veterans Day and Memorial Day.
Galen Nelson, with the Washington County Veterans, presented a check to Scout Leader Alan Tarr following the scouts' efforts.
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Eight Ways To Honor Veterans
09 Nov 2024
Millions of people make considerable sacrifices to protect the freedoms of their fellow citizens. According to the Pew Research Center and data from the Department of Veterans Affairs and the U.S. Census Bureau, there are currently more than 18 million living veterans in the United States. The 2021 Census counted 461,240 veterans in Canada, according to Veterans Affairs Canada.
The term "veteran" refers to a person who served i ...
Where You Can Find Meals On Thanksgiving
08 Nov 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
If making your own Thanksgiving meal or getting an invite is not on the horizon this year, you may want to plan ahead. In a survey of 23 local restaurants and pizza eateries, three indicated they will be open for business.
McDonalds (601 S. Main St.) indicated a shortened schedule. Opening at 5 a.m. and closing at 11 a.m., they will then reopen at 4 p.m.
A spokesperson at Dairy Queen (604 S. Main ...
Honoring Veterans
08 Nov 2024
David J. Adkins
United States Air Force
Served: January 1961 - 1965
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Washington County Burn Ban Lifted
06 Nov 2024
According to the Washington County Sheriff's Department, the county-wide burn ban issued on October 21 has now been lifted!
Align Southern Indiana Announces Completion Of Regional Trails Master Plan
06 Nov 2024
Align Southern Indiana, in collaboration with the Our Southern Indiana Regional Development Authority, is proud to announce the completion of the Regional Trails Master Plan. The plan, which aims to create a comprehensive trail system connecting six counties – Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Jefferson, Scott, and Washington – was funded through the state’s Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI), as well as gra ...
Washington Co. Property Taxes Due Nov. 12
06 Nov 2024
Washington County property taxes are due Tuesday, Nov. 12, before 5 p.m.
The Washington Co Treasurer's Office will offer extended hours on Friday, Nov. 8, and Tuesday, Nov. 12--8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Except for these dates, the regular office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The treasurer's office will be closed Monday, Nov. 11, in observance of Veterans' Day.
Payments by cash will only be accepted at the treasurer' ...
2024 General Election Results Are In!
06 Nov 2024
2024 GENERAL ELECTION
Washington County had a record-setting turnout of voters for this election: 65%. The total number of registered voters in the county is 19,573. This means that approximately 12,722 county residents voted in this election.
The results of the election are currently considered to be “unofficial.” The Election and Voter Services Office needs to verify write-in votes, provisional ballots and one military ballo ...
Voter Turnout Is Drastically Increased This Year!
05 Nov 2024
Washington County voters are turning out in droves for the 2024 General Election!
Andria Dupin from the Washington County Elections and Voter Services Office reported that not only are citizens flocking to the polls today, but that early voting turnout was up significantly over past election years.
As of 1 p.m. Tuesday, 50.1 percent of all registered voters in the county had already voted--and the polls will be open for anothe ...
Bryce Gerlach Benefit Ride
05 Nov 2024
A benefit ride will be held in memory of Bryce Gerlach on November 9. Bryce was a student at Corydon Central High School who was tragically shot and killed at a Harvest Homecoming festival on October 12 while shielding his friends. Two suspects have since been detained with one of the suspects having a "direct connection" to the case according to New Albany Police Chief Todd Bailey. However, the names of the suspects have yet to be rele ...
Secretary Of State Morales Urges Hoosiers To Vote
04 Nov 2024
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales is reminding eligible Hoosiers to make a plan to cast their vote in tomorrow’s General Election. As Election Day is hours away, Secretary Morales emphasizes the importance of citizens fulfilling their civic duty, underscoring his commitment to ensuring an open, secure and trusted election.
Polling locations across the state will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time tomorrow, November 5. Trai ...
Free Admission For Veterans And Active-Duty Military On Veterans Day, Nov. 11
04 Nov 2024
All veterans and active-duty military personnel, and everyone in their vehicle, will be admitted free to DNR state parks, reservoir properties, state forest recreation areas, and off-road state recreation areas on Veterans Day, Monday, Nov. 11. Veterans and military personnel should simply let the gate attendant at the property they visit know that they are either a veteran or serving and on active duty. ...
Census Bureau Stats: Veterans Day 2024, November 11
04 Nov 2024
Veterans Day originated as “Armistice Day” on Nov. 11, 1919, the first anniversary of the end of World War I. Congress passed a resolution in 1926 making it an annual observance, and it became a national holiday in 1938. Sixteen years later, then-President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation changing the name to Veterans Day to honor all those who served their country during war or peacetime. On this da ...
Vote Tuesday By 6 P.M.
04 Nov 2024
Exercising your right to vote is a privilege, responsibility and an essential part of being an engaged citizen. It is the one opportunity an individual has to actually have a say in shaping the policies and future for your local community, county and the country.
Citizens are best served by voting for candidates whose policies and plans most align with their own. Election season is filled with incendiary statements by numerous ...
Indiana Secretary Of State Recognizes "I Voted" Sticker Contest Winners At Statehouse
01 Nov 2024
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales recently welcomed the first-place winners of the "I Voted" Sticker Design Contest to the Secretary of State’s Office in the Indiana Statehouse. Talented young artists from across the state were celebrated for their exceptional designs, which will be distributed to Hoosiers at polling locations on Election Day.
The contest was an opportunity for children across the state to contribute to ...
Dale Thixton Tells His Story Leading Into Seizure Awareness Month
01 Nov 2024
By Nathaniel Smith, Editor
“Why do we fall? So we can learn to pick ourselves up.” – Michael Caine
In the blink of an eye, your world could change. A bad car accident, a sudden death or an unfortunate diagnosis could take your everyday life and turn it upside down. Such was the case for Dale Thixton. To raise awareness of November being seizure awareness month, I sat down with Dale recently to discuss his experience with aneurysms and ...
Photos From Washington County Halloween Events
31 Oct 2024
Wasting no time springing into the Halloween spirit, Washington County has been the home of many community trunk-or-treat and fall festival events. Two of which being the Bradie Shrum Elementary (BSE) Fall Festival, October 29, and the Southern Hills Christian Church Trunk-or-Treat, October 30. With parking lots full and hallways packed tight, it is safe to say both events were a great success. The BSE Fall Festival also showcased many ...
Section Of State Road 56 To Be Closed
31 Oct 2024
Indiana Department of Transportation contractor E&B Paving, Inc. plans to close State Road 56 between Finley Firehouse Road and Zion Road on or after Monday, November 4, to complete a culvert replacement project in Scott County.
The closure will take place approximately 3.5 miles west of Scottsburg and is expected to take up to one week, weather permitting. Crews will begin to place signage in the area prior to the start of c ...
Daylight Savings Time Ends Nov. 3
30 Oct 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
It’s that time of year when we mess around with the clocks and set time back for Eastern Standard Time.
Set your clock back before you go to bed Saturday, November 2. Daylight Savings Time starts Monday, Nov. 3. Daylight Savings Time was widely used during World War 1 and World War 2 to save energy.
According to the Smithsonian, it was George Vernon Hudson, a New Zealand artist and amateur bug col ...
Fundraiser In Memory Of Bryce Gerlach A Great Success
30 Oct 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
Salem Crossing held a very successful fundraiser for the family of Bryce Gerlach. Bryce’s father, Scott Gerlach, works at the facility as a physical therapist.
Bryce was shot on Saturday, Oct. 12, in New Albany while attending Harvest Homecoming. He got caught in the crossfire between two shooters.
Salem Crossing offered BBQ chicken meals, with slaw and mac-n-cheese as sides, and conducted ...
Halloween Safety Tips for Trick-Or-Treating This Week
30 Oct 2024
By Philip Hensley, Master Trooper, Indiana State Police Sellersburg District
Halloween is a fun holiday for children and adults alike, but traffic safety is paramount to ensure that the enjoyment is safe for everyone.More pedestrian children are struck by motor vehicles on Halloween than any other day of the year. The increase in foot traffic during twilight or dark hours makes it extraordinarily important ...
Beef Quality Assurance Training Nov. 19
30 Oct 2024
Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) trainings, provided by Purdue Extension Office, will take place throughout Indiana to help producers either renew or earn a certification, good for three years.
The trainings are free. Only one person from each operation is required to be certified to ensure the entire operation follows BQA standards. However, everyone who handles and manages cattle are encouraged to become BQA certified.
T ...
Results From Drive-Thru Drug Drop Oct. 26
29 Oct 2024
The Washington County Sheriff’s Department held their quarterly Drive-Thru Drug Drop this past Saturday and collected a total of 51 pounds of expired or unwanted prescription medications.
Sheriff Brent Miller said he and his deputies are happy to continue their program to give citizens a place where they can properly dispose of expired or unwanted prescription medications. Sheriff Miller said they partner with the City of ...
Fire Departments: PFAS Collection Program Nearing Its End
29 Oct 2024
Dec. 1 deadline to sign up for collection
A successful program to collect and properly dispose of PFAS chemicals stored by Indiana fire departments will discontinue operations at the end of the year.The Indiana Class B PFAS Foam Collection Initiative has gathered nearly 41,000 gallons of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl (PFAS) foam since it first launched more than a year ago as a collaborative project between the Indiana Dep ...
Beef Quality Assurance Training Oct. 29 & Nov. 19
28 Oct 2024
Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) trainings, provided by Purdue Extension Office, will take place throughout Indiana to help producers either renew or earn a certification, good for three years.
The trainings are free. Only one person from each operation is required to be certified to ensure the entire operation follows BQA standards. However, everyone who handles and manages cattle are encouraged to become BQA certified.
Those una ...
You May Be Eligible For Unclaimed Property!
28 Oct 2024
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita urges all Hoosiers to check the state’s Unclaimed Property Division to see if unclaimed funds are waiting for them.
SEARCH ONLINECheck the website www.IndianaUnclaimed.gov to see if you are entitled to reclaim funds. This is the most effective way to search for unclaimed property, including 25 years-worth of unclaimed property assigned to a person’s name.
Unclaimed property is any financial ...
Repair Work on West Market Street
28 Oct 2024
Repair work on West Market Street to begin this week in Salem
The City of Salem is alerting residents that repair work will begin on West Market Street this week.
The work will fix damages to the road from the agreed Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) detour of Highway 56 last year.
Work on Market Street will involve lane restrictions only and require no road closure. Road repair crews should finish the project ...
Trick-or-Treating in Washington County to Take Place on October 31
28 Oct 2024
Washington County will conduct its Halloween festivities this Thursday as children and adults celebrate the holiday.
Trick-or-treating in Salem, Campbellsburg, and Pekin will occur between the hours of 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, October 31. Homes planning to welcome trick-or-treaters that evening should turn on their porch lights.
Parents and guardians should ensure children are never alone and are always accompanied by an ...
Mistletoe Market Place To Feature Vendors, Food & Prizes
28 Oct 2024
The Pekin Methodist Church is hosting its 11th Annual Mistletoe Market Place on Saturday, Nov. 2, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The church is located at 244 S. Shorts Corner Rd., Pekin. All proceeds from the event will support the church's missions.
During the festivities, a door prize will be awarded every 30 minutes. A large grand prize will be awarded at the end of the day.
The ladies' group at the church is offering a concessi ...
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
26 Oct 2024
Washington County, Indiana (October 21, 2024) – During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we raise awareness of the impact of domestic violence and renew efforts to bring an end to this issue.
Domestic violence unfortunately continues to be one of the most underreported crimes. Statistics show that as much as 40% of women and 26% of men in Indiana have experienced some form of violence by a partner or spouse. These cases ...
Wednesday Evening Pursuit Leads To Scottsburg Man's Arrest
24 Oct 2024
According to the Indiana State Police, around 9:20 p.m., Sergeant Tracy Spencer was patrolling State Road 56 near US Highway 31 when he observed a motorcycle traveling west on SR56 doing a wheelie. After the motorcycle’s front wheel was back on the ground and had driven past Sergeant Spencer, he turned around behind the vehicle and attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the motorcycle. The motorcycle accelerated by another motorist befo ...
Van Rolls Over On E Borden Rd
24 Oct 2024
A 2022 Kroger delivery van rolled over after driving off the road on Tuesday, October 22. The driver, Steven Williams from Conway, Arkansas, reportedly fell asleep at the wheel while driving along 5930 E Borden Rd.
Witnesses say the van began to veer to the left of the center line and drifted off the left side causing the rollover. Williams was transported to St. Vincent Hospital due to complaints of head pain.
Washington Coun ...
DEA Prescription Take Back Initiative
24 Oct 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will be holding its 27th nationwide “Prescription Take Back” initiative. They provide proper disposal of prescription drugs in order to prevent prescription drug abuse. Community members will be able to bring unused, expired and unwanted drugs to select sites.
The Washington County Sheriff's Department, a select “Prescription Take Back” site located at 801 S Jackso ...
Pumpkin Walk, Boo Bash & Parade This Saturday
22 Oct 2024
Saturday, October 26, will be filled with exciting Halloween activities for everyone!
Pumpkin Walk
Halloween festivities in Salem surrounding the Stevens Memorial Museum will begin with the 2024 Pumpkin Walk, sponsored by the Washington County Tourism Commission.
Pumpkins for decorating can be picked up at the YMCA parking lot at 1709 N. Shelby St. on Wednesday, Oct. 23, after 3 p.m. until Friday, Oct. 25, at ...
Fatal Crash Near Becks Mill Road
21 Oct 2024
An Indianapolis woman was killed, and another man severely injured after being struck by a vehicle while riding their motorcycle late Saturday afternoon.
According to the Indiana State Police (ISP), the Washington County Sheriff’s Department requested assistance from ISP with a fatal crash that occurred on US 150 between Becks Mill Road and High Street in Fredericksburg shortly after seven Saturday evening. Trooper Ben Davis with ...
Burn Ban In Effect
21 Oct 2024
The Washington County Board of Commissioners issued a county-wide burn ban at 11:45 a.m. Monday, Oct. 21.
The ban will remain in effect until further notice.
Benefit In Memory Of Bryce Gerlach
17 Oct 2024
By Jerry Curry, Staff Writer
Salem Crossing is hosting a benefit in memory of Bryce Gerlach, who was shot and killed at Harvest Homecoming on Saturday, Oct.12, in New Albany. His father is Scott Gerlach, a physical therapist at Salem Crossing.
He was tragically killed in a cross-fire between two shooters. Two other people were shot, but survived. Bryce is thought to have jumped in front of somebody to protect them.
In memory ...
Trick-Or-Treat Hours For Salem
17 Oct 2024
The City of Salem announced that hours for trick-or-treat will be 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31.
Moose Lodge Hosting Trunk-Or-Treat Oct. 31
17 Oct 2024
The Salem Moose Lodge is hosting a Trunk-or-Treat on Thursday, Oct. 31, 6-8 p.m.
The lodge is located at 1004 Webb Street, Salem.
The public is invited.
Wash. Co. Special Olympics Spooktacular Is Oct. 27
17 Oct 2024
Washington County Special Olympics is hosting it's Third Annual Spooktacular" on Monday, Oct. 27, 2-5 p.m. at Lyles Park, 5581 East Old State Road 56, Salem.
The public is invited for an unforgettable evening filled with fun, food and festive vibes!
A costume party will be featured--dressing up is encouraged, but not required. A prize will be awarded for the Best Costume.
Pizza and drinks will be provided. Those a ...
Sunday Collision Results In Death
16 Oct 2024
On Sunday, October 13, at around 4:03 p.m., officers from the Salem Police Department, along with the Salem Fire Department and Washington County Ambulance Service, responded to a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of S. Orchard Rd. and Woodland Dr.
The collision involved a Nissan SUV and a Harley Davidson motorcycle.
Investigators found that the motorcycle was heading south on S. Orchard Rd. when the Nissan attempted to ...
Hoosier Uplands Funds Grant For Police Radios
16 Oct 2024
Eric Zink, Chief Financial Officer from Hoosier Uplands, presented a check for $11,500 to purchase new radios for the Salem Police Department.
This will enable the police department to be better equipped to respond to emergencies and better serve the residents of Salem .
Receiving the check of Oct. 14 was Sergeant James Moore. The police department had applied for the grant.
Where To Find Voting Information
16 Oct 2024
Many people have questions concerning the upcoming general election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 6 a.m.--6 p.m.
The best source for local information is the Washington County Elections and Voter Services Office. The office is located at the Washington County Justice Center, 801 South Jackson Street, Salem. It is at the end of the main hallway, past the clerk's office.
The staff at the Elections and Voter Services Office is busy a ...
Washington County Plat Book For Hunting Season Available At Purdue Extension
15 Oct 2024
As hunting season approaches, having the right tools can make all the difference. The Washington County Plat Book, produced by Purdue Extension - Washington County in partnership with Mapping Solutions, is an essential resource for hunters. This spiral-bound edition features detailed land ownership maps, showing property boundaries and township layouts, crucial for navigating the area responsibly.
In addition to standard landownership ...
Washington County 4-H Junior Leaders Hosting Annual Cheeseball Fundraiser
15 Oct 2024
Get ready for the holidays with a delicious treat while supporting local youth! The Washington County 4-H Jr. Leaders are hosting their annual Cheese Ball fundraiser to help cover the costs of trips and activities for the upcoming year. This is a great opportunity to support the future leaders of our community while stocking up on a tasty snack for your Thanksgiving table.
Cheese Balls are just $8 each and come in three flavors: Plain, ...
How Voters Can Prepare For Election Day
14 Oct 2024
Voters can consider these tips to prepare for Election Day so they can exercise their right to vote as efficiently as possible.
The right to vote is one of the foundations of democracy. Exercising that right is vital to creating a nation where everyone feels as though their voice has been heard.
Given the significance of voting and all that the right to vote symbolizes for so many people, Election Day is an incredi ...
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