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‘It’s just been everything to me’ Alpine House in Tell City catches fire; owner plans to rebuild
TELL CITY, Ind. (WFIE) - A mainstay bar in Tell City caught fire Friday morning, but the owner said there is still hope to rebuild. Police alerted the public about 8 a.m. to the fire in the 1100 block of Tell Street. “Luckily, nobody was here yet, we hadn’t opened...
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Potential measles exposure occurs at Owensboro restauraunt
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – According to the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH), health officials have identified a potential measles exposure at a restaurant in Owensboro on October 29. Officials allege the potential measles exposure took place at Colby’s Fine Food and Spirits in Owensboro. Measles is a highly contagious respiratory virus that can cause […]
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Three remaining Ireland classmates meet for 73rd Reunion
The remaining members of the Ireland High School class of 1953 met at Legacy Living in Jasper to have their 73rd class reunion. These members are Tom Kellams, Melvin Sermersheim and Junie Himsel; all are 91 years old. In 1953, Ireland had a total of 64 students; the ‘53 class...
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Jasper parks will stay open after risk of closing
JASPER, Ind. (WEHT) — Some residents in Jasper are breathing a sigh of relief after the city decided to keep two parks open. The decision comes weeks after officials considered the idea of closing Seng Park due to low usage. Residents say they are overjoyed. The city was thinking about shutting down the parks and […]
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Owensboro Catholic is Caldwell’s ‘State Championship Game’
Caldwell County head coach Aaron McClung knows his team faces a tall task Friday night at Owensboro Catholic. But the contest also offers a lot of opportunity for the Tigers, who will look to spring an upset in the second round of the Class 2A playoffs. Caldwell is 9-2 this...
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Seng, Hochgesang parks will stay Jasper parks
Jasper is dropping plans to repurpose Seng Park and Hochgesang Park, and both neighborhood properties will stay parks. The Jasper Park Board announced the decision at its Tuesday, Nov. 10, meeting, after city officials met with property owners around both parks. The move reverses a direction the board set in June, when it voted to ask neighbors to sign off on opening the two underutilized lots to other uses.