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Twin Lakes High School Teacher Charged with Multiple Felonies

MONTICELLO, Ind. (WLFI) - A teacher at Twin Lakes High School is facing numerous felonies involving crimes against children. 47-year-old Michael Gilbert is accused of having inappropriate messages and video calls with a minor for years. One reported incident states Gilbert exposed and touched himself in what appeared to be...

Monticello, IN · 1d
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Indiana high school football rivals condemn podcast comments ahead of playoff showdown

One of Central Indiana's best high school football rivalries over the last two decades has been the nearly annual showdown between Center Grove (IN) and Warren Central (IN). With the two scheduled to play once again on Friday, Nov. 13, in the regional round, a podcast not affiliated with either school may have added some more fuel to the fire. According to a report from Kyle Neddenriep of the IndyStar, part of the USA TODAY Network, the two schools districts issued a joint statement on Wednesday, expressing “disappointment and frustration” following podcast clips that appeared earlier in the day. While the podcast is not directly tied to Center Grove, statements came from a podcast on YouTube called “Inside Center Grove Football.” The comments took shots at Warren Central football players, stating that the team had multiple 20- and 21-year-olds. In another clip that surfaced, the two hosts also took shots at the reading capabilities of the players. “Today we became aware of disparaging and unacceptable comments that were made about Warren Central High School during a podcast called Inside Center Grove Football,” Center Grove director of communications Wes Anderson said in a statement released by both schools . “Neither this

Warren, IN · 17h

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Quick action saves referee after collapse Plymouth High School

Frightening moments on the basketball court as a referee suddenly collapses during a girls' basketball game at Plymouth High School Tuesday. "I heard everybody gasp and seen a referee running across the the court over by the score table, and then a couple other people that I know, some local nurses and nurse practitioner running down. So I went down, and one of the refs was unresponsive and wasn't breathing," Plymouth firefighter and paramedic Capt. John Lampkins said.

Plymouth, IN · 12h
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Journal & Courier

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Lillie Graves has a chance at Indiana Miss Basketball history this season

LAFAYETTE — There is no higher individual honor in Indiana high school girls basketball than winning the Miss Basketball award. Handed out to the state’s top performing senior, the list of recipients in the 50-year history include multiple future college and WNBA stars. Amazingly, though, nobody from a high school in Lafayette city limits has won the prestigious honor. That could change this winter. McCutcheon is home to Lillie Graves , and she is an early frontrunner for the award in her senior season. It doesn’t take long to discover why. Rated a four-star recruit and ranked 60th nationally by ESPN, the Virginia Tech commit has become a prolific talent. She averaged 17.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 3.3 steals per game last season on 47% shooting from the field for the Class 4A semi-state runner-up Mavericks , while also shooting a career-best 33% from behind the arc. More: Top returning 2026-27 girls basketball teams from Lafayette area Graves is also likely to break the Tippecanoe County scoring record set by Lafayette Jeff’s Maya Layton last year. Layton finished her career with 2,044 points, while Graves was at 1,565 before this season began — 479 points off. She has

Lafayette, IN · 1d

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Community Schools of Frankfort Accepting Bids for School Renovation Project

Notice is hereby given that Community Schools of Frankfort will receive separate sealed bids until 1:00 PM., Eastern Standard Time (EST), on Tuesday, December 15, 2026, at 2400 E Wabash St, Frankfort, IN 46041. Lump Sum Bids will be received for 2513 CSF Renovations – BP1 as shown on the...

Frankfort, IN · 1d

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YHS Sock Drive Helps, and Teaches, 11/11/26

Yorktown High School’s AP Economics class under the guidance of teacher Scott Brown will start its annual sock drive on Monday. The class is looking for men’s crew length white socks in sizes 6 through 12 to donate to the Muncie Mission. Muncie 48-year-old Jason Michael Combs faces...

Muncie, IN · 1d

Journal & Courier

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West Lafayette native wins prestigious film scoring scholarship

West Lafayette native Sebastien Hollich has received Berklee College of Music's BMI Film Scoring Scholarship, an annual award recognizing a promising student composer. Hollich, a Berklee senior majoring in screen scoring, received the scholarship during the college's annual BMI Day on Nov. 2, according to a community announcement. The Screen Scoring Department selects the recipient based on musical ability, financial need and potential for career success. "Receiving this award has been one of the highlights of my Berklee experience thus far, and I’m incredibly grateful to BMI and the department for believing in my work," Hollich said. Hollich began pursuing media composition in ninth grade after hearing Lorne Balfe's score for "His Dark Materials." He taught himself composition and production for four years before college. At Berklee, Hollich is the Screen Scoring Department's student ambassador, vice president of the Student Government Association and president of the Film Scoring Network. His music has been recorded by professional musicians at Vienna Synchron Stage, and he produces showcase content for Vienna Symphonic Library. After graduation, Hollich hopes to work as an additional composer or composer's assistant and eventually establish his own scoring studio and production team. Berklee's BMI Day also included Emmy-nominated composer

West Lafayette, IN · 1d

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Westfield students become ‘Life Ready’ through Japanese exchange

For 35 Westfield High School (WHS) students, the summer of 2026 included an exciting opportunity to travel more than 6,000 miles from home. In July, these students spent two weeks in Japan as part of the Yamate Gakuin Exchange Program, an ongoing cultural exchange between WHS and Yamate Gakuin Junior and Senior High School in the Yokohama area.

Westfield, IN · 2d

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Montgomery County Retired Teachers Association

President Steve Frees welcomed members and guests to the Nov. 9, Montgomery County Retired Teachers Association meeting held in the Crawfordsville District Public Library. Following the pledge, Susie Minch gave the invocation. The members enjoyed a delicious lunch provided by Sunshine-in-a-box. Vice president Kathy Steele introduced our speaker, Abby Morgan,...

Montgomery County, IN · 1d

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Sheryl Moats’ Journey to AU

For Sheryl Moats, Anderson University is a place where she can live out her faith, build relationships with students and faculty, and make a difference in their lives. Sheryl grew up with four brothers on a small farm in Nebraska. Her family was very competitive and helped to drive the work ethic she’s had her whole life. After graduating high school, she attended a state school where she earned a degree in home economics and then went on to teach. Through Campus Crusade for Christ, she met the man who would be her husband, Scott Moats, and they eventually raised their two children while teaching in multiple settings.

Anderson, IN · 2d

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Rossville school board approves new teacher contract

Rossville, Ind. (WLFI) - The Rossville Consolidated School District Board of Education has unanimously approved the 2026-2027 teacher contract. The contract authorizes salary increases for eligible teachers, and higher district contributions toward employee health insurance. The agreement between the district and the Rossville Classroom Teachers Association covers July 1, 2026,...

Rossville, IN · 21h

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HSE board approves new teacher contract

The Hamilton Southeastern Schools Board of Trustees voted unanimously Nov. 4 to ratify the 2026-27 teacher contract, which includes pay raises for teachers. Under the new agreement, eligible teachers will receive a base salary increase of about $1,800 and starting salaries for new teachers hired after ratification will increase by $1,000. The agreement also includes a $4,000 base salary payment for all employees who earned a master’s degree between Dec.15, 2024, and the ratification of the contract.

Fishers, IN · 23h

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Carmel School Board Balks at $10M Bond Add-On After Shrinking Project to $55M

Carmel Clay Schools trustees shaved $4 million off a bond meant to pay for facility renovations and other projects, cutting it from $59 million down to $55 million. Then, at their Nov. 4 meeting, board members were blindsided by a resolution asking them to appropriate an additional $10 million in bond proceeds on top of that reduced figure, and they were not having it.

Carmel, IN · 2d

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Warren Central's Regional Championship Game Just Got Seriously Personal After These Podcast Comments

Nba logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) A regional playoff showdown between Central Indiana rivals Center Grove and Warren Central just got hit with some serious off-field drama after a podcast dropped “disparaging and unacceptable comments” […]

Warren, IN · 17h

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Irvington Community Schools closed after staff call-offs

INDIANAPOLIS – Irvington Community Schools canceled class on Thursday, citing a “high number of staff call-offs.” The charter school says all elementary, middle and high schools would be closed Thursday because the call-offs “prevent us from providing adequate supervision and safely operating our schools.” This comes amid growing tensions over budget cuts and leadership decisions. […]

Indianapolis, IN · 5h

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Irvington charter school leaders resign as network works to close $2.85M deficit

Two leaders at Irvington Community Schools resigned in protest Wednesday citing leadership decisions and budget cuts as the Indianapolis charter network works to close a deficit of over $2.8 million. Later in the evening, so many teachers called off in an apparent protest it forced the charter network’s elementary, middle...

Indianapolis, IN · 12h

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Indiana High School Football Top 25 State Rankings (Nov. 9, 2026)

Brownsburg and Warren Central remain unbeaten, Carroll delivers a dominant shutout, and Cathedral eliminates defending champion New Palestine as Indiana's postseason field narrows.

Bloomington, IN · 3d

USA TODAY

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Indiana girls basketball state championship-winning coach given two-game suspension

Two years ago, South Knox (IN) won its only state championship in school history when the girls basketball team won the Class 2A championship. To kick off the 2026-27 season, however, the Spartans will be without their head coach. Brian Haenchen of the IndyStar and Kyle Sokeland of the Courier and Press reported on Wednesday, Nov. 11, that Hollie Anson-Eaves received the two-game suspension for violating the Indiana High School Athletic Association's “undue influence” policy. In addition to the suspension, the program has also been placed on probation for the year. The IndyStar and Courier Press received an email from South Knox Superintendent Jeff Cochren confirming the news and stating the violation occurred in May. Two months later, the IHSAA informed South Knox of the "potential for a violation" and was informed that they needed to respond. The administration responded with a written letter in August and on Nov. 5 received the punishment. Per the IHSAA bylaws, Rule 20-1 prohibits coaches and schools to recruit or attempt to recruit student-athletes under the use of “undue influence” — that being the encouragement or inducing that player to attend a school solely for athletic-related reasons. Anson-Eaves served the first of her two-game

Indiana · 18h

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Indianapolis Hosts 98 Marching Bands as BOA Grand Nationals Return to Lucas Oil Stadium

Lucas Oil Stadium turns into a marching band battleground this week as 98 high school bands from across the country, including one from Hawaii, descend on Indianapolis for the Bands of America Grand National Championships. Preliminary rounds run Thursday and Friday, with semifinals and finals set for Saturday, when the top-scoring band will be crowned the 2026 Grand National Champion.

Indianapolis, IN · 3d