Stories from Sunday, February 4, 2018

BLOOMFIELD -- Northview said Booe Saturday afternoon, but the host Cardinals still turned out the Knights 68-49 with a third-quarter run. Northview senior Brigham Booe scored from the outside, in the paint, and on the charity stripe to tally 27 points for the Knights (3-14). However, Bloomfield (12-5) snapped a 36-all tie in the third quarter with a 13-0 run and never looked back...

The Daily World is pleased to announce the All-Sectional team for the Clay City Sectional. The players are: Malea Toon, Bloomfield, Most Valuable Player. Kylee Shelton, Bloomfield, Avalee Jeffers, Clay City. Madelyn Ames, Clay City. Rachel Shroyer, North Central...

Two local Shakamak graduates, Brooklyn Samm and Braden Cox, are currently in the midst of an adventure abroad, and they’re doing so with no more than a combined $20 between them at any given moment. The pair, both 23 and life-long best friends, left from the airport in Indianapolis on Jan. 9, each with a backpack full of possessions and heart full of excitement...

Jimmy Beasley Sr. has been discharged from IU Health Bloomington Hospital and has returned home where he is resting and recuperating. Beasley Sr. was stricken moments before Saturday’s basketball game between Linton-Stockton and White River Valley at Switz City. He was taken first to Greene County General Hospital, then transferred to IU Health-Bloomington...

The Greene County Daily World announces its All-Sectional team for Class 2A Sectional 47 at North Daviess: The all-tournament team includes: Reeva Hammelman, North Knox, Most Valuable Player. Makinzi Meurer, North Knox. Vanessa Shafford, Linton-Stockton...

* Bloomfield School District will operate on a Two Hour Delay on Monday, February 5th due to road conditions.

CLAY CITY – A blazing opening, a comeback, dumb turnovers, brilliant shots, an ending that endangered cardiac patients -- everything but the kitchen sink and if the girls could have shot it, it would have been there, too. Bloomfield (14-10) jumped out to a 14-0 lead over Clay City (18-8) Saturday night and hung on for dear life in the second half as the Lady Cardinals won their third straight sectional 35-33...