Serving Linton, Bloomfield, Jasonville, Worthington, Lyons and Greene County, Indiana

• After 38 years, Perigo ponders educational changes and readies for retirement
• Linton-Stockton school trustees approve several sponsors, coaches
• High school football program thrown for a loss at WRV
• GCRC helps Worthington Garden Club with lighting costs
• Sandborn Council was presented insurance quote
• Family and friends reflect on the life of "Big O"
• Bloomfield wins second place with community support
• Two jailed after fight at Worthington bar
• Linton-Stockton Elementary School Honor Roll
• Entrepreneurs can learn from June workshop
• County wins $12 million battery test facility
• Greene County called perfect location for new battery research facility
• Linton seeks letters in support of sewer refit
• Scout learns about local government
• Greene County Health Department Food Service Establishment Inspections

SWIAC boys golf at Linton and SWIAC girls tennis at North Daviess

This is the Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce's video entry to the Indiana Motor Speedway "Back Home Again in Indiana" contest, produced by ibsmithmedia LLC. The Chamber of Commerce entered the "Back Home Again in Indiana" Indianapolis 500 Festival competition in hopes of winning the $20,000 grand prize for their downtown Bloomfield Revitalization Project. Its goal is to win the grand prize and use $13,000 of the winnings to sponsor a summer-long revitalization program with help from Ball State University's Architecture Program. You can also keep up to date on what the Chamber is doing on its Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/Bloomfield500Celebration.

The documentary film "Goose Pond: The Story of a Wetland & Its Neighbors" has won a national Telly Award in the nature/wildlife program category. The documentary "Goose Pond: The Story of a Wetland & Its Neighbors" was selected as a Bronze Telly Award Winner out of nearly 11,000 entries from all 50 states and 5 continents, according to the film's executive producer and Linton native, Bill Barnes, who now lives in Charlotte, NC. Barnes, who received notification of the award late last week, is pleased with the recognition the film winning the Telly Award will bring to the area of southwestern Indiana where he grew up. The Telly Awards were founded in 1979 and is the premier award honoring outstanding local, regional, and cable TV commercials and programs, the finest video and film productions, and online commercials, video and films. Click here for a preview of the film.

• Eastern Greene, Bloomfield bow out at sectional
• Cards second, WRV fourth
• South Knox defeats Miners in sectional final
• Wolverines win sectional game
• Helton, Stamm move on to state finals

• Engagements: Foglesong, Baker to marry June 2
• Anniversaries: Chuck, Kathy Crouch to celebrate 25th
• Engagements: Burch, Lutz to marry Saturday
• Engagements: To marry
• Engagements: Johnson, Hostettler to marry