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Colts recognize Tipton High School head football coach
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Tipton High School head football coach Aaron Tolle received a big honor on Monday. Tolle was named the Colts/NFL Coach of the Week, sponsored in part by Certor Sports. Tolle’s Blue Devils were on the road this past Friday night and upset previously undefeated No. 7 Eastern (Greentown), 35-28. As a result, the Blue […]
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Ex-Yorktown High School teacher found not guilty of battery charges
MUNCIE, IN — A former physical education teacher at Yorktown High School has been found not guilty of five battery charges. A Delaware Circuit Court 4 jury on Tuesday, Oct. 27, found 61-year-old Kevin McNamara, 61, of Pendleton, not guilty of the five charges, all Class B misdemeanors that carried maximum 180-day jail sentences. The charges against McNamara were filed in October 2025. The charges reportedly stemmed from a series of incidents during a physical education class — on that day apparently involving tennis instruction — at the high school. Court documents said only that the teacher was accused of touching the students, identified by their initials, in "a rude, insolent or angry manner." McNamara was represented in his two-day trial by attorneys Mark McKinney, Michael Leonard and Jeanne Smith. More: Guard accused of battering brothers during Muncie Mall confrontation After the case against McNamara was filed in 2025, McKinney said his client was "absolutely innocent of these charges." McNamara, who also worked as an athletic trainer, had been employed by Yorktown schools since August 2003. He resigned from his teaching position soon after the misdemeanor charges were filed. This article originally appeared on Muncie Star Press: Ex-Yorktown High School
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Carmel school board votes to demolish Orchard Park Elementary
The Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees voted 5-0 Oct. 28 to demolish the former Orchard Park Elementary building, which suffered significant damage after a water main burst beneath it. The decision came during a special meeting to discuss the status of the facility, which operated as a school from...
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Carmel High School students raise funds for BOLD
A group of Carmel High School students is passionate about BOLD. BOLD, a Carmel-based nonprofit, stands for Benefits of Learning Dance. Founded by Sean Gehlhausen, its purpose is to provide social, physical and cognitive therapy through ballroom dancing for individuals with intellectual and development disabilities. CHS junior Remy Hollingsworth is...