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“Abby is Such a Bright Spirit”; Northeast Dubois Elementary Mourns Second Grader
The playground at Northeast Dubois Elementary School is scattered with students and teachers wearing bright colors. Inside the school building, grief counselors spent the morning helping them understand why their friend couldn't join them.
Identities released of Boonville High School students involved in wreck
WARRICK COUNTY, Ind. (WEVV) — Authorities have released more information on a deadly crash that happened in Warrick County on Monday morning. Crews were called to the scene of the wreck around 7 a.m. Monday at the intersection of Folsomville Road and Barren Fork Road. As we reported, the...
Boonville High School student killed in Monday morning crash
WARRICK COUNTY, Ind. (WEVV) — Crews were at the scene of a deadly Monday morning crash involving a high school student in Warrick County. An alert from the Warrick County Sheriff's Office said deputies were at the scene of a crash at Folsomville Road and Barren Fork Road. Officials said that the coroner was called to the scene, and that the 911 call for the crash came in around 7 a.m.
A high school student dies in morning car crash
A Boonville High School student is dead following a crash Monday morning. Identities released of Boonville High School students involved in wreck. Authorities tell 44News the two victims were siblings. One of them was killed in the crash, and the other was flown to the hospital.
Perry Central defeats Clay County in late-game close out
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - The Perry Central Commodores hosted the Clay County Tigers in Hazard on Monday, April 22. It was a tight ball game early, tied at 1-1 by the top of the fourth inning. Clay County created separation with Tyson Wagers’ grounder up the middle that scored Aiden...
Dubois-Pike Federal Credit Union grant supports Huntingburg Library summer reading program
The Huntingburg Public Library’s summer reading program just got a big boost, thanks to a grant from Dubois-Pike Federal Credit Union. On Friday, April 19, library director Lisa McWilliams was invited to come to the credit union’s Jasper office, where credit union CEO Rose Nealy presented McWilliams with a check for $500.00.
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