Stories from Wednesday, November 16, 2022

Sheriff’s Department Activity Log The Greene County Sheriff’s Department responded to 63 incidents and calls for service from Nov. 11-13, including two abandoned vehicles, 14 property damage accidents, four personal injury accidents, three animal complaints, one assist to other departments, two assists to the public, one ATL, one battery, one civil dispute, one criminal mischief, one domestic dispute, two EMS, one fight in progress, three fire, one fraud, one juvenile complaint, one property, one noise complaint, one P.O. ...

CLAY CITY – As Clay City’s girls basketball team went through its pregame warmup inside the Eel Dome Tuesday night, head coach Jason Sinders noticed a lack of energy from his group. He then looked at the opposite end of the court where Shakamak was getting itself prepared for the Southwestern Indiana Athletic Conference showdown and noticed a sense of determination in the way they went about their business...

LINTON - The more things change the more they stay the same for the Linton Lady Miners as their defense was too much for another foe. Linton forced 25 turnovers against Barr-Reeve Tuesday night to win its home debut 48-31. Unofficially, Linton had about half as many turnovers with 13 to the 25 of the Vikings. Forcing over 20 turnovers a game is still the signature of Coach Jared Rehmel’s teams at Linton even though most of the personnel from its two state title squads have graduated...

CRIMINAL CASES Charlotta Lucille Preece, 40, Bloomfield, Level 6 Felony Possession of Methamphetamine; Level 6 Felony Unlawful possession of syringe; Class A Misdemeanor Possession of a controlled substance. Nicole Lee Ryan, 49, Bloomfield, Class A Misdemeanor Domestic battery...

Thursday, November 17 The Linton Public Library Board will meet at 5 p.m. at the library. Friday, November 18 The Linton Public Library will host a Bingo for Books event from 1-2 p.m.. Prizes are geared more toward advanced readers. Saturday, November 19...