Stories from Wednesday, October 26, 2022

James R. Hayes, age 81, of Linton passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Wednesday morning, October 26, 2022 at his residence. He was born in Linton on September 26, 1941, the son of Howard and Evelyn (Tietrich) Hayes. Jim was a 1959 graduate of Midland High School. He worked in construction and as a crane operator through IBEW Local 841 of Terre Haute. He was a member of Linton First Baptist Church...

Jim Allen Fulford, 69, of Linton passed away with his loving family beside him on Tuesday, October 25, 2022 at IU Health Hospice House in Bloomington. He was born on July 17, 1953 in Sullivan to Robert E. ’Grumpy’ and Norma Jean (Gambill) Fulford. Jim married the love of his life, Connie S. (Robertson) Fulford on October 16, 1971...

Grade 1 AB honor roll Amelia Rose Allen Andilyn Bailey John Perry Bault Isabel Faith Contri Elly Doughty Dawson Remington Dunn Cora Ann Feltner Neil Abraham Freed Sophy Jo Groomer Josie Elizabeth Hasler Aaidyn Bryce Helms Addis Scot Helms Noah Allen Helms...

A honor roll grade 9 Zachary William Arnold Ashlynn Jeanne Bellman Esther Helen Crane Katelyn Nicole Elmore Kayleigh Colleen Hammer Kyleigh Suzanne Hasler Addison LeighAnn Renee Ikerd Reagan Layne Kieft Sophia Elizabeth Nonte Andrew Richard Shaw Dane William Talbott...

Bloomfield NJROTC cadets were host to five schools from across the area for the annual Cardinal Competition on Saturday, Oct. 22. Schools competing were Washington, New Albany, Floyd Central, Pike and Daviess County. Bloomfield took first place in academics, led by Cadet May, orienteering, led by Cadet Hamilton, STEM, led by Cadet Rhodes, drone racing, led by Cadet Pittman, color guard, led by Cadet Hudson and NJ ball, second place in curl-ups and Kahoot and third place in push-ups and air rifle. ...

LINTON – Staying in good running form during a five-kilometer race can be a challenge but Linton junior Peyton Smith found a way to succeed thanks to a fellow runner. A teammate painted some small stones for her to hold during the race to keep her in form...