#1 Singles Allie Smith CN def. Josie Gray BC 6-0, 6-0
#2 Singles Whitney Olibo CN def. Shannon Walters BC 6-0, 6-1
#3 Singles Rosemary Yonushonis CN def. Whitney Williamson BC 6-0, 6-0
#1 Doubles Rachael Miller & Melissa Sanders CN def. Molly Miller & Emily Miller BC 6-0, 6-0
#2 Doubles Julie Reece & Jaewon Jung CN def. Maggie Evans & Michaela Adams BC 6-0, 6-1

Upon their arrival, Travis L. Smith, 25 of Morgantown, was found in front of the home and was arrested on outstanding warrants. Smith was also found to have more than three grams of methamphetamine in his pocket.

During the investigation, the excavator stolen from Bartholomew County was located. Also recovered at the scene were three trucks, a John Deere Gator, a Kawasaki ATV, three trailers, and a large amount of tools, all of which had been reproted stolen from Brown and surrounding counties.

Joseph Weddle, 55 of Morgantown, was arrested for receiving stolen property and transported to the Brown County Jail without incident.

Press release from the Brown County Sheriff’s Office. All subjects are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.

The top four in each event will advance to Regionals at Bloomington North on Thursday, May 24 at 6 pm.

4×800 Meter Relay
2. Alden Westcott, Ben Housman, Cody Whipker, Parker Wray

100 Meter Dash
9. Dylan Quackenbush 11.85; 16. Chris Hardin 12.12 8:22.20

200 Meter Dash
8. Nick Harding 24.41

1600 Meter Run
5. Cody Whipker 4:42.25; 12. Zach Roush 4:59.94

4×100 Meter Relay
6. Dylan Quackenbush, Nick Harding, Evan Markley, Chris Hardin 45.58

400 Meter Dash
7. Cody Bechtel 53.38

300 Meter Hurdles
11. Alex Cade 49.41

800 Meter Run
10. Ben Housman 2:10.81

3200 Meter Run
3. Alden Westcott 9:57.16; 5. Connor Guingrich 10:17.48

4×400 Meter Relay
4. Parker Wray, Nathan Miller, Ethan Lutes, Cody Bechtel 3:34.39

Long Jump
15. Chris Hardin 16-11.00

Discus
16. Brian Sears 99-00.00; 17. Keith Bechtel 98-08.00

Shot Put
8. Brian Sears 41-08.25

There will be at least one service event every other week that junior high and high school students can get involved in. Everything will be here in Brown County.

This will be a way for our youth to get to know our community, bond with each other, serve and love others. This is not connected with the school or church, it is just a way for youth to serve each other here in Brown County.

“I am super excited about this, so let’s start spreading the word! Anyone can be involved, junior high and high school ages. If there is someone else interested, just let me know and we’ll see if we can work something out. If anyone has any service project ideas, please message me and let me know. Also message me, if you would like to get involved!!! Let’s get pumped to SERVE this summer!,” said Jessica Harding.

She may be contacted at jessierae110@gmail.com, by phone or text at 812-272-9287 or through Facebook.

When: ALL SUMMER

How it works: About every other week we will have a service project somewhere in Brown County. We will carpool and get everyone there that wants to come. This is not church affiliated…just a way for us to serve!

Why: To serve our own people without having to spend money

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“Back by popular demand, Tumbleweed is a spoof of the Old West featuring good guys versus bad guys and a good old-fashioned love story,” Zumwalt said. “You will hear lots of great music, and you’ll laugh out loud as the story unfolds.”

Starring in the show are Russell W. Moss, Julie Powers, Brad Zumwalt, J. Kevin Butler, Rachel Krah, Kristina Wiltsee, Jenni House, and John Rice.

Opening night for Tumbleweed is Friday, May 25. Showtime is 8:00 p.m. This show will be presented throughout the year, alternating with other live musical shows at The Palace Theatre.

Tickets for all shows can be purchased at the box office located at 227 S. Van Buren Street in Nashville or by calling the box office at 812-988-2101.

Ticket prices are $18 adults, $16 seniors, military & students, and $10 children.

The Palace Theatre of Brown County is known for its original musical shows to entertain people of all ages.

This year also features a concert series presented by Robert Shaw’s Lonely Street Productions during the months of June through October.

Live musical shows will continue through November and December, with the final show of the season being an original Christmas show to debut the day after Thanksgiving.

They will face Columbus North on Friday, May 18 at 4:30 pm. The winner of that game will face the winner of the Hauser vs. Columbus East game for the championship on Saturday, May 19 at 9 am.

Brown County 4, Edinburgh 1

#1 Singles Emily Roberts E def. Josie Gray BC 7-5, 6-3

#2 Singles Shannon Walters BC def. Emilie Smith E 6-0, 6-0

#3 Singles Mary Kate McCann BC def. Chelsie Jackson E 6-2, 6-1

#1 Doubles Molly Miller & Emily Miller BC def. Abby Young & Baleigh Downton E 6-0, 6-0

#2 Doubles Maggie Evans & Michaela Adams BC def. Default E 6-0, 6-0

If students attend private or an independent institution, the state will award an amount comparable to that of a public institution. If you attend a participating proprietary (private career) school, the state will award a tuition scholarship equal to that of Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana.

To be eligible for the program, a student must be a 7th or 8th grader in an Indiana public school or a private school accredited by the Indiana Department of Education, and must be a member of a household with an annual income that does not exceed the amount for the student to qualify for the federal free and reduced lunch program, based on the previous tax year.

Eligible students can apply by completing an online form available at www.scholars.in.gov, or a paper application available through their junior high guidance office. If they are accepted into the program, they must honor a pledge of good citizenship, graduate from high school with a 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale, and participate in college readiness programming coordinated through their regional Twenty-first Century Scholars Office. In addition, students who enroll in the program after June 30, 2011 must also qualify for state need-based aid upon high school graduation, in order to maintain Twenty-first Century Scholarship eligibility.

Chris Enstrom of the Twenty-first Century Scholars Program will be at the Brown County Junior High The deadline for applying for the 21st century program is June 30 of the 8th grade year! In an effort to increase the number of qualified students, BCJHS is hosting Chris Engstrom from IU on Friday May 18. The successful 21st century scholar can qualify for $50,000 to $100,000 in funds for post high school college or vocational school (many in state institutions qualify).

Mr. Enstrom will meet with 8th grade students in two sessions of 30 minutes in the cafeteria on Friday 5/18/12 as follows:

12:30-1:00 PM
Baughman
Greller
Pagnard
Thomas

1:00-1:30 PM
Roush
Bartels
Popplewell
McFall
Miller
Koopman

Mr. Enstrom will be available to work with parents and guardians from 1:30-2:30 PM. He will answer questions and assist with applications at that time.

She enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. She was a fan of the Colts, Pacers, Purdue and NASCAR, especially Tony Stewart.

Survivors include her sons, Bob E. (Anne) Grindstaff of Nashville and Kevin D. (Angela) Grindstaff of Butlerville; daughters, Saundra K. (Tim) Basey of Edinburgh and Donna J. (James) Shields of Columbus; grandchildren, Justin (Stephanie Micheals) Cope of Muncie, Adam Cope of Columbus, Bobby (Heather Mitchell) Grindstaff of Nashville and Shawn Grindstaff of Nashville; half-sisters, Thelma Ripley and Etta Sullivan, both of Kentucky, and Lucille Smith of Anderson; and half-brothers, Albert Roberts and Don Roberts of Shelbyville.

She was preceded in death by her sisters, Emma M. Ford, Mabel Burkhart, Florence Mudd and Edna Ford; a brother, Leroy Roberts; and a half-brother, Wayne Roberts.

The funeral will be conducted Friday, May 18 at 1 p.m. at Eskew-Eaton Funeral Home, 302 E. Main Cross St., Edinburgh, with the Rev. John Young officiating. Calling will be from 4-8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery in Edinburgh.

The family suggests memorial contributions be given to the Bartholomew County Humane Society or to the donor’s choice.

The top four athletes in each event will advance to Regionals at Bloomington North, next Tuesday, May 22 at 6 p.m.

4×800 Meter Relay: 3. Madison Morris, Rose Guingrich, Annette Wininger, Sarah Lewis 10:12.85

100 Meter Hurdles: 4. Emily Brady 16.43; 5. Sasha Robinson 17.29

200 Meter Dash: 6. Anna Lutes 28.55

1600 Meter Run: 5. Rose Guingrich 5:38.20

4×100 Meter Relay: DQ – Anna Lutes, Harley Rogers, Chelsea Smith, Emily Brady

400 Meter Dash: 4. Madison Morris 1:00.49 (broke school record); 9. Tanner Chapman 1:06.45

300 Meter Hurdles: 5. Anna Lutes 50.93; 6. Sasha Robinson 51.30

800 Meter Run: 8. Sarah Lewis 2:41.81

4×400 Meter Relay: 2. Anna Lutes, Annette Wininger, Rose Guingrich, Madison Morris 4:09.63

High Jump: 6. Jessica Shaffer J4-10.00; 7. Sasha Robinson 4-08.00

Long Jump: 7. Harley Rogers 15-07.50; 11. Emily Brady 14-01.75

Discus: 8. Alaina Glidden 99-00.00; 10. Jessica Hoskins 92-03.00

Shot Put: 6. Jessica Hoskins 34-00.25; 13. Alaina Glidden 28-03.50

Pole Vault: 4. Emily Brady 9-00.00; 9. Harley Rogers J8-00.00