Pekin News

Pictured above is Buster Crocket along with Scouts from Pack 26. Mr. Crocket presented a check in the amount of $1,000 to the Pack on behalf of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Salem Lodge #67. Pack 26 would like to thank the members of the Odd Fellows lodge for their generosity and concern for the Pack.

"America's Most Wanted" has said it will be filming in Clark County late next week, according to local police.

Two local musicians have made the big-time; appearing on tonight's premiere of Country Music Television's "Can you Duet?" WHAS11's Chase Cain caught up with Holly Jackson and Josh Glauber during a performance Saturday afternoon at Huber's Orchard and Winery.

MARTINSBURG, Ind. -- Carl Sears needed a stove, one that had to be ordered. A familiar chain in Clarksville said it could take a week or two.

Pasture-raised chicken, turkey, and fresh brown eggs, grass-fed beef, lamb, goat and pasture-raised pork, fresh produce.

For more than 10 years people living in the Chamberlain Lane area have been living in fear after numerous sexual attacks and burglaries.

Two people were injured after a distracted driver rear ended one vehicle and hit another head-on, causing it to roll over.

A large, mostly empty warehouse in Jeffersonville, Ind., dwarfs the clusters of people working at conveyor belts to pack pencils, sharpeners, notepaper and other items that soon will go to U.S. Census field workers.

The Harrison County Public Library, 105 N. Capitol Ave., Corydon, will hold a free antique appraisal at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.

This list is intended only as a basic list of names and information to provide an early alert to friends and well wishers.

Most cell phone service in the Tri-State weathered the storm fine, although some people were unable to signals in some spots.

Members of the Pierce-Polk Fire Department and Borden-Wood Township Fire Department look over the remains of a structure fire last Friday just off Gobbler Knob Road in Pekin.