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Today's Features

  • Cannelton to crown homecoming queen, king during Friday ceremony

    CANNELTON – The Cannelton High School 2013 Homecoming will be held at approximately 7 p.m. Friday, between the junior-varsity and varsity basketball games between Cannelton and Crothersville.

    Queen candidates
    Alyssa Crowe is the daughter of LaGina Crowe and Charlie Davis. She has been active in cross country, cheerleading and softball. Her plans are to go to college to get her bachelor’s degree in nursing. Crowe hopes to one day be a volunteer in Africa.

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  • Generations. . .

    Five generations of Anna Labhart’s family gathered recently for a picture. Center is baby Luci Hanks, held by her great-great-grandmother, Anna Labhart. Positions around them from the left are Luci’s mother, Kelsey Hanks; grandmother Julie Poole and great-grandmother Lana Poole.

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  • Christmas at the William Tell Center

    The public was invited to a special Christmas dance held at the William Tell Center in Tell City.

    In the first picture, Santa and his helper, Ashley Hagan, made a special appearance at the dance. They passed out presents to those in attendance. In the second picture, Gladys Hattenbach got to share a special dance with Santa. The William Tell Center holds weekly dances at 7 p.m. Saturdays. The center will host a New Year’s Eve dance today from 8 p.m. to midnight. The public is invited to attend.

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  • IU fan

    This snowman was put together near Gatchel by Eddie, Maria, Hayden, Holly and Valarie Olberding.

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  • Sprinkle – Newton

    Vanessa Sprinkle and Chris Newton were united in marriage during an afternoon ceremony Saturday, Oct. 13, 2012, at Blue Heron Winery Farm in Rocky Point.

    The bride is the daughter of Bob and Vicki Sprinkle of Tell City. Mr. Newton is the son of Terry and Darlene Newton of Tell City.
    The double-ring ceremony was officiated by Jason Sprinkle, brother of the bride and man of honor.

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  • Church News, Dec. 27

    First Baptist to host adult Bible study
    CANNELTON – The First Baptist Church in Cannelton will host a free non-denominational adult Bible study from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. This is for anyone high-school age and older.  

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  • Chamber announces final Christmas Cash Giveaway winners

    PERRY COUNTY – The Perry County Chamber of Commerce along with 11 participating businesses an-nounce this year’s Christmas Cash Giveaway.
    To win, shoppers had to register at one of the participating merchants from until Dec. 21 to win chamber gift certificates.
    The promotion is intended to encourage local shopping over the holiday season and give local residents some extra shopping money compliments of local businesses. 

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  • Fourth graders help local food pantry

    Angie Foury’s fourth grade class at William Tell Elementary showed the spirit of giving by deciding to donate money to the Table of Blessings food pantry in Tell City.

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  • Goffinet family Christmas

    Members of the Goffinet family gathered for their annual family Christmas party Dec. 15.

    Pictured in the front from the left are Janice Howland, Carol Taylor, Betty Taylor and Marian Canarie. In the back are Don Goffinet, Stan Goffinet, Harold Goffinet and Allen Goffinet.

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  • Ladies group enjoys New York City trip

    NEW YORK – Six women enjoyed a bus trip to New York City Nov. 29 through Dec. 4 with a group from Hancock Christian Church.

    JoAnn Smith of Tell City, Mary Kent of Brazil, Heather Pinkston of St. Louis, Susan Smith of Corydon, Sandy Pinkston of LaHarpe, Ill., and Ann Sullivan of Sarasota, Fla., all made the trip. The group enjoyed seeing several points of interest, including Central Park, Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, Times Square, Chinatown and Little Italy.

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