Psi Iota Xi Alpha Beta Chapter of Psi Iota Xi met at the home of Jane Dirks on June 2 for installation of officers and the monthly business meeting. A dinner of lasagna, salad, bread and dessert was served by the members of the gold attendance team. Georigann...
Brownstown Class of 1968 Brownstown Central High School Class of 1968 plans to hold its 40th reunion at W.R. Ewing from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. July 12. The event will feature a catered meal, followed by an evening of visiting and reminiscing. The cost is...
Claire Mae Garloch says she has "tons" of recipes, and some of them have found their way into an upcoming cookbook. Garloch, who grew up in the Houston area and still lives there, is a contributor to a cookbook that Houston Christian Church arranged...
When the rain kept falling, we knew we were in for a big river. Living with the vagaries of the East Fork of the White River is something local residents take as a matter of course. It is a part of our lives, this river that snakes its way from one end...
Josh Self is forever thankful to the teachers at Seymour Community Schools, including Cortland Elementary School. Not only did they provide a good education until he became a student at Indiana School for the Deaf in Indianapolis three years ago, but...
CROTHERSVILLE - Whether Dolly Mae Bradshaw is strumming an upright bass or working in an infrared technology lab, the Crothersville native can flow with the best of them. Music has been in Bradshaw's family for years, and she worked her way into a career...
For the first few years of her life, my daughter's name was "young lady." It was always, "You get back in here right now, young lady," or, "I'm going to give you something to really cry about in a minute, young lady." She wasn't so much rebellious as...
"It happened one summer in 1976 in St. Louis, Missouri. We were in a garden and my husband took a picture of me leaning over like this and he took the back of me," Ruth Newkirk told her TOPS group. "I said that was it, I've got to join a group." Newkirk...
EDINBURGH - It is one thing to be a soldier. It's another to be deployed. But once you are overseas and you know you have support back home, it somehow makes the mission worthwhile. A group of Puerto Rican soldiers based at Camp Atterbury in Edinburgh...
A longtime Jackson County farmer hasn't spent all of his life tilling the soil. William "Bill" Kamman, who will be 80 on Sunday, said he spent one year working for Noblitt-Sparks (later to become Arvin Industries.) "I decided I didn't want to do that...