Columbus East junior Alex Cowan, pictured Aug. 8, 2012, will take over as quarterback this season for the Olympians. Cowan started last year's game against Shelbyville when Gunner Kiel injured his shoulder.
Columbus East valedictorian Marbi Presto makes a snow angel in her back yard Feb. 10, 2010. Presto is involved in band, Key Club, Drama Club, International Thespians, Volunteers in Medicine, Bartholomew County Youth Leadership and is a peer mentor.
Columbus North's Chris Sublette, pictured Friday, April 18, 2014, has competed in only one race this season, but he's ran the top 300-meter hurdle time in the state so far.
"To be honest, I think Americans are more excited about the wedding than the Brits," said local musician and actor Robert Hay-Smith. The London native said he does not intend to get up at 4 a.m. to watch the royal wedding, but that he might pay some attention when he awakens later that morning.
HOT WHEELS -- "Acid Blondie" Casey Jones is ready to roll in the Diesel Dollz roller derby team's first bouts beginning in January. The team is part of the Terrorz of Tiny Towns roller derby league.
Cass Elifritz, pictured Wednesday, July 9, 2014, is an 18-year-old sporting clays shooter who has national team aspirations.
Frank Burton of Newbern displays his catch Friday, Jan. 8 after a morning of ice fishing for bass on Hardy Lake in Scottsburg. "If you don't catch anything, you gotta stop by Captain D's," he joked.
Taylor Clark, 16, pictured Tuesday, July 15, 2014, suffered cuts and bruises to her arms and upper body while riding a friend’s ATV in a pasture when she crashed into a barbed wire fence.
Grant Trinkle, pictured Friday, Oct. 4, 2013, was recently selected to the 11U Travelball All-America team.
"God's forsaken the buffalo range, and the damned old buffalo," Terry Clark's sturdy voice wailed, no need for a microphone. A stark light overhead, he filled the Donner Park shelterhouse with the haunting tale of "The Buffalo Skinners," a folk song detailing a hunting trip from Jacksboro to West Texas in 1873.
David Newman-Stump, left, and Roger Moffitt are creators of a commercial entitled "Artistic Inspiration" entered in the Doritos Crash the Super Bowl contest for a chance at $1 million. The friends say they already have an idea for next year's competition.
First Sergeant Philip Hardwick, pictured May 1, 2009, at Camp Atterbury for Salute! tab.
Columbus East junior Alex Cowan, pictured Aug. 8, 2012, will take over as quarterback this season for the Olympians. Cowan started last year's game against Shelbyville when Gunner Kiel injured his shoulder.
Columbus East valedictorian Marbi Presto makes a snow angel in her back yard Feb. 10, 2010. Presto is involved in band, Key Club, Drama Club, International Thespians, Volunteers in Medicine, Bartholomew County Youth Leadership and is a peer mentor.
Columbus North's Chris Sublette, pictured Friday, April 18, 2014, has competed in only one race this season, but he's ran the top 300-meter hurdle time in the state so far.
"To be honest, I think Americans are more excited about the wedding than the Brits," said local musician and actor Robert Hay-Smith. The London native said he does not intend to get up at 4 a.m. to watch the royal wedding, but that he might pay some attention when he awakens later that morning.
HOT WHEELS -- "Acid Blondie" Casey Jones is ready to roll in the Diesel Dollz roller derby team's first bouts beginning in January. The team is part of the Terrorz of Tiny Towns roller derby league.
Cass Elifritz, pictured Wednesday, July 9, 2014, is an 18-year-old sporting clays shooter who has national team aspirations.
Frank Burton of Newbern displays his catch Friday, Jan. 8 after a morning of ice fishing for bass on Hardy Lake in Scottsburg. "If you don't catch anything, you gotta stop by Captain D's," he joked.
Taylor Clark, 16, pictured Tuesday, July 15, 2014, suffered cuts and bruises to her arms and upper body while riding a friend’s ATV in a pasture when she crashed into a barbed wire fence.
Grant Trinkle, pictured Friday, Oct. 4, 2013, was recently selected to the 11U Travelball All-America team.
"God's forsaken the buffalo range, and the damned old buffalo," Terry Clark's sturdy voice wailed, no need for a microphone. A stark light overhead, he filled the Donner Park shelterhouse with the haunting tale of "The Buffalo Skinners," a folk song detailing a hunting trip from Jacksboro to West Texas in 1873.
David Newman-Stump, left, and Roger Moffitt are creators of a commercial entitled "Artistic Inspiration" entered in the Doritos Crash the Super Bowl contest for a chance at $1 million. The friends say they already have an idea for next year's competition.
First Sergeant Philip Hardwick, pictured May 1, 2009, at Camp Atterbury for Salute! tab.