Stories from Tuesday, December 1, 2020

On Tuesday, Rustically Rooted, a new store in downtown Bloomfield will be opening its doors. Within the store, shoppers will find women’s boutique clothing, accessories and shoes. Special sections of the store will also include Roots & Runners candles and Double J Boutique, which specializes in clothing and accessories for young children...

It only took eight points in the first quarter for senior Lincoln Hale to break the career scoring record of the Miners Saturday morning in the opener against North Knox. “I knew about it but I was more concerned about the win. It’s a great honor to break a great player’s record here at Linton but to know we came out and got the job done today. It’s a great honor to be on that record board up there. I am going to keep that with me for the rest of my life,” Hale said...

Tis the Season! 2020 has been a memorable year for all to say the least. The need is greater now more than ever. Let’s try to make the ending of 2020 positive for our Greene County Children. Linton Civitan Club is gearing up for the busy Holiday Season. This means the booths will soon be up and you’ll see us ringing. Stop by and say hi...

Stephen C. Durham, a former Greene County Center Township Trustee, has been arrested by the Indiana State Police for official misconduct and theft after a lengthy criminal investigation. In August 2018, Indiana State Police Master Trooper Detective Tony Guinn was assigned an investigation, after requests from authorities, to look into possible misuse or misappropriation by former Greene County Center Township Trustee, Stephen C. ...

The Wabash Valley Classic had its annual draw today with as Linton and Shakamak are on the same side of the bracket. The Miners and Lakers are the only two county schools in the field. The Wabash Valley Classic consists of 16 teams as additional Indiana schools were invited to make up for the Illinois schools unable to play. ...

Billy W. Bays, age 77, of Worthington, passed away at 4 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 30, 2020, at I U Health in Bloomington. He was born in Worthington, on Jan. 5, 1943, the son of Loren & Sarah (Hamilton) Bays. He retired from Citizens Gas Company after being there for several years and after that, he owned The Crabby Apple Shop in Worthington. ...