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You Can Help by United Way of Southwestern Indiana
YMCA Caldwell Outreach Center is in need of cleaning items, paper goods, deep freezer, computers, VCR, DVD player, easels, kitchen supplies for serving large groups, 8-foot folding tables, stackable chairs, floor buffer, heavy-use vacuum cleaner, wet/dry vacuum, deep freezer and ladders.
Indiana sues Boonville woman over alleged misappropriated funds
In an audit report issued Dec. 2, the State Board of Accounts found Kristi L. Gates, former bookkeeper of the Warrick County Parks and Recreation Department, owes $34,393.14 for repeated acts of misappropriation of public funds during her employment as parks department bookkeeper that must be repaid.
Generator will keep WNIN on air in times of disaster
Such a power loss isn't expected to happen in the future, once new equipment, including a propane-powered generator about the size of a medium-size automobile, is up and running by early September or October, according to David Dial, WNIN president and general manager.
Anniversary: Eugene and Sharon Herrenbruck
Herrenbruck and the former Sharon Willett were married Jan. 20, 1962, at Zion Lippe United Church of Christ in Mount Vernon, Ind.
Tattoo Bob's artwork will be marketed nationally through licensing agreement
Robert Hepner, who owns Skin Illusion Tattoo on East Main Street in Boonville, Ind., has been in the tattoo business for more than 20 years, working "across the world." He has tattooed celebrities , hosted national tattoo conventions and been featured in various tattoo magazines.
Mine subsidence damages Boonville home
Nathan Blackford / Courier Press This home on Maxville Road in Boonville is slipping downward due to mine subsidence.
Train engine gets new home at Indiana coal museum
After a decade of effort, Tinker Bell the Train Engine has arrived at the Museum of the Coal Mine Industry, been dressed in new finery and put out to pasture where she'll receive lots of admiring visitors.
Anniversary: Edward and Virginia Shields
Edward and Virginia Shields of Newburgh plan to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Jan.
Court upholds firing of deputy who claimed racism
BOONVILLE, Ind. - A federal appeals court has upheld the firing of a southern Indiana sheriff's deputy who accused the department of racism in part because detectives watched the movie "Blazing Saddles" in his presence.