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Alcoa refused bond on Squaw Creek reclamation
In the ruling issued Dec. 28, 2009, Susan L. Jensen approved bond releases on Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the project.
Boyfriend's hesitation a harbinger of the future
I am engaged to be married and would like to do some kind of marriage preparation counseling.
D-Patrick buying Boonville Ford dealership
Patrick has acquired the Ford Mercury dealership in Boonville, Ind., formerly known as Coburn Ford Mercury, located at 3100 Indiana 62 West.
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Newburgh chase ends in arrests
Two people were arrested after a high speed chase in Newburgh early this morning.
Readers share special Christmas memories | POLL | PHOTOS
DENNY SIMMONS / Courier & Press "Lydia the Winged Poet" is one of the most prized angels in the collection of Sherry Morphew, left, of Boonville, Ind.
BOB GWALTNEY / Courier & Press Tammy Winsett, left, hugs Lisa Bradshaw on Wednesday as seniors arrive for a dinner organized by Bradshaw and her daughters, Ashlee Gentry and Haylee Andrews, in lieu of gifts for her parents, June and Gail Bullock.
Warrick Co. Upgrading Spotty Emergency Radio System
A faulty radio system for Warrick County emergency crews has left many dead zones across the county.
Bread of Life staying very busy
JASON CLARK / Courier & Press Robin Collins of Mount Carmel, Ill., loads her car with items obtained while visiting the Bread of Life Ministry in Lynnville, Ind., recently.
Listening sessions help Ellspermann outline priorities for SW Indiana
MOLLY BARTELS / Courier Press Jeffery Curtis, 9, a fourth-grader at Tennyson Elementary School unleashes his excitement after getting his presents from Santa during a party for Warrick County schoolchildren Tuesday at Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 148 in Boonville.
Setting words in stone | HIGHWAYS & BYWAYS
"I'm not a very good artist. Everybody calls me an artist, but you give me a piece of paper and tell me to draw something, it ain't gonna look that pretty," John Jamison of Boonville said.
Counties ease H1N1 restrictions
The state set a goal of opening the vaccines by Dec. 20 in order to get as many people vaccinated by Christmas as possible Latest on area H1N1 vaccinations n GIBSON COUNTY The vaccine is now being made available to the general public from 3 to 7 p.m. each Monday at the Gibson County Health Department, 800 S. Prince St., Princeton, Ind.
Faith calendar for Dec. 5, 2009
SALEM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 6311 Kratzville Road, will have a cookie and candy walk extravaganza from 8:30 a.m. to noon today.
Hoosier Supreme Court Won't Reconsider Camm Case
The Indiana Supreme Court will not reconsider its ruling overturning the murder convictions against a former southern Indiana state trooper accused of killing his family.
The breast cancer screenings "Sharing the Vision: Early Detection of Breast Cancer" and "Power of Hope: Breast Cancer Education and Screening" will be offered 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Baptist Church, 605 Canal St., and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday at St.
Tri-State holiday displays get ready to throw the switch pn holiday lights
One man really can make a difference when it comes to Christmas light displays. Take high school art teacher Tim Murphy, for instance.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Weiss of Centerville announce the engagement of their daughter, Heather Renae, to Joshua Gregg, son of James and Janet Gregg of Boonville, Indiana.
Trustee Richard L. Pryor reportedly has been asked to repay the sum. A report from the State Board of Accounts alleges unauthorized reimbursements of $68,915.26 have been made from the Boon Township trustee's office The Indiana State Police are investigating the matter.
The Common Council this week approved a low bid for asbestos removal at a city-owned property on Washington Street.