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Employees of Linton McDonalds, self-described "Real Heroes" of the day, Wednesday in Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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Torchbearer Jerry Margraf Wednesday in Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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Torchbearers Jerry and Gayle Margraf carry the Bicentennial Torch past McDonald's Wednesday in Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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Gayle Margraf prepares to pass the torch to husband Jerry Wednesday in Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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The Indiana State Patrol leads the way Wednesday in Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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Gayle Margraf carries the Bicentennial Torch Wednesday in Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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ISP was on hand to lead the way at Wednesday's Torch Relay in Linton
(By Patti Danner)
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A crowd gathered at BloomBank Wednesday to watch the Torch relay
(By Patti Danner)
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Residents and staff at Linton Nursing and Rehab wait for the festivities to begin
(By Patti Danner)
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Waiting eagerly at Linton McDonald's to see owners Jerry and Gayle Margraf carry the torch
(By Patti Danner )
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Jill Collins, Activity Director, brings chairs to the front lawn for residents to watch
(By Patti Danner)
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A spectator waves an Indiana Flag she purchased at the beginning of the torch relay in Corydon, Ind.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Tony Rash was the first to carry the torch in Greene County.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Jasonville and Bloomfield Fire Departments hung a flag at the start of Greene County's portion of the relay in Worthington.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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The Indiana Bicentennial group prepared the torch for the first leg in Greene County.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Dale Myers, Greene County's oldest torch bearer.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Linton Mayor John Wilkes walked a portion of State Road 54 in Linton.
(By Sabrina Stockrahm)
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Yvette Rollins carries the torch to the Tulip Trestle. Rollins was the third bearer at the Trestle section of the Relay.
(By Andrew Christman)
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Yvette Rollins passes the torch to Larry Schute under the Tulip Trestle.
(By Andrew Christman)
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BJ Yoho carries the Bicentennial Torch for the final section of the Tulip Trestle portion of the Relay.
(By Andrew Christman)
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White River Valley High School students gather to celebrate the Bicentennial Relay.
(By Andrew Christman)
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Teddy York carries the Bicentennial Torch in Switz City.
(By Andrew Chrsitman)
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Judy Stone receives the Bicentennial Torch and finished the Switz City portion of the Relay.
(By Andrew Christman)
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The Greene County Courthouse displayed Indiana's bicentennial colors in honor of the torch relay.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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The Bloomfield Choir and band performed before torch traveled through Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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A Bloomfield student enthusiastically carried his hand crafted torch along with his classmates around the Greene County Courthouse.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Bloomfield Elementary School students walked around the courthouse holding hand crafted torches to join in the bicentennial festivities.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Torch bearer Doug Frye poses for a photo with Makynlee Johnson while waiting to begin the relay in Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Makynlee Johnson wore her Halloween costume to watch the torch travel through Greene County outside a residence with her family.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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'Bison-tennial' art by Bloomfield Elementary students covered the walls of the GC Courthouse.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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The Bloomfield Elementary School's Student Council gathered at the courthouse to plant trees in honor of Indiana's bicentennial.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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The Bloomfield Elementary School's Student Council pose for a photo aftering planting trees in honor of Indiana's bicentennial.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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Nathan Abrams and Rick Graves help Bloomfield students plant trees in the courthouse lawn.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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The students eagerly help plant trees at the Greene County Courthouse in honor of Indiana's bicentennial.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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One of the trees freshly planted by the Bloomfield Elementary School's Student Council in the courthouse lawn in honor of Indiana's bicentennial.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Doug Frye receives the torch in Bloomfield, starting the relay traveling throughout the community.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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Doug Frye represents Greene County carrying the torch into Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Doug holds the torch high as he walks through the streets of Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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A drone with a camera along with extensive coverage of the torch relay follows the torch to each city as the torch travels through Indiana.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Sophie Haywood received the torch from Doug Frye in downtown Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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Sophie Haywood waves to the crowd in front of the courthouse in Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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Boomie Vaught carried the torch past the courthouse in Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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Boomie Vaught carried the torch past the Veteran's Memorial in front of the Greene County Courthouse.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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The Greene County Veterans Affairs office and the National Guard Employment Team set up near the memorial at the Courthouse to raise awareness about their programs.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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Tammy Harrah prepares to carry the torch in honor of her late husband, Eric Harrah.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Boomie Vaught hands the torch over to Tammy Harrah.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Tammy Harrah carrying the torch through the streets of Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Tammy Harrah carries the torch past her family business in honor of her late husband, Eric Harrah.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Barbara Hanauer carried the torch through Bloomfield for the Indiana Bicentennial Torch Relay.
(By Kelly Slaven)
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Bloomfield Elementary School students held a sign telling Indiana 'Happy Birthday' during Barbara Hanauer's portion of the torch relay.
(By Kelly Slaven )
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Bloomfield students cheer on the sidelines as the torch traveled through Bloomfield.
(By Kelly Slaven)