Stories from Wednesday, November 29, 2017

TERRE HAUTE – Bloomfield couldn't overcome a rough start Tuesday night in a road loss at Terre Haute North. The hosts outscored the Cards (1-1) 21-2 in the first quarter and fought off a fourth-period rally to win 59-49. Despite the final score, Bloomfield coach Jamie Hudson said the game will be good preparation for the sectional...

The coal miners' daughters waged war on visiting Eastern Tuesday night. Pike Central crushed the Lady Thunderbirds (1-5) 71-17. The Lady Chargers opened the contest by outscoring Eastern 22-6. They blanked the visitors 16-0 in the second frame. Michelle Hatfield led the Lady T-Birds with eight points, the second straight contest she has scored two-cubed to lead the team. Farray Young added four...

Wednesday, November 29 The Greene County General Hospital Auxiliary will host a LuLaRoe fundraiser from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the main lobby of the hospital. Come see the simply comfortable dress, skirts, leggings, tops, kids clothes and more. Fundraiser profits are used by the Auxiliary to purchase equipment for the hospital...

A stolen motor home from Greene County has been recovered in Georgia. According to a press release from Greene County Sheriff’s Department Detective Shawn Cullison, the Greene County Sheriff’s Office was able to track the stolen motor home to a location in Bartow County, Georgia on Nov. 28...

The Indiana Rail Road’Santa Train will hit the tracks again, making 12 stops in southern Indiana and eastern Illinois from Dec. 1-3. Santa and Mrs. Claus will invite visitors on their festively decorated train with the requirement of a free ticket. “Guests waiting in line also will enjoy entertainment by a full cast of costumed characters, brought to life by Indiana Rail Road employee volunteers, their families and friends,” wrote Eric Powell, INRD spokesperson. ...

Relationship Manager of MainSource Bank Jennifer Crites and Client Service Manager Jessica Soncrant (middle) present a check to Linton Civitan Treasurer John Correll (left) and President Mike McDaniel (right) for a donation to the Greene County Toys 4 Tots and Clothe a Child.