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Today's News

  • Tell City latest Hoosier Clean Community

    IDEM designation sets goals for reducing litter, municipal fuel usage

    TELL CITY - Tell City received a special gift for its 150th birthday, one only seven other Hoosier cities and towns can claim.

    Indiana Department of Environmental Management Commissioner Thomas Easterly was on hand in City Hall Park Wednesday to present a plaque and commemorative road sign to Mayor Barbara Ewing and Councilman Tony Hollinden, who spearheaded an effort to have the city designated an Indiana Clean Community.

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  • Festival Travels

    By rail, river and road

    Passenger-train travel returned to Tell City last week as the community's sesquicentennial offered rail excursions to Troy and back, Ohio River cruises on the Spirit of Jefferson and guided trolley tours of historic points of interest. The weeklong celebration of the 150th anniversary of Tell City's founding by Swiss and German immigrants wrapped up Sunday. Watch for more photos Thursday.

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  • Convicted murderer gets life sentence

    Kiplinger not eligible for parole, offers apology

    TELL CITY - Kyle S. Kiplinger, convicted last month in the August 2006 murder of Bobbi Jo Braunecker, will spend the rest of his life in prison.

    In sentencing the 24-year-old Tell City man Friday morning, Circuit Judge Lucy Goffinet said she put little faith in Kiplinger's last-minute apology to Braunecker's relatives, who gathered in the county's courtroom two years after the woman's body was found floating in the Ohio River.

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  • Fatal Boating Accident on the Ohio River
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  • Family-support group to meet

    TELL CITY - Soldiers' family members and the general public are invited to attend the next meeting of the family-readiness group supporting Tell City-based soldiers, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Aug. 14 at the armory.

    The group's meetings include discussions of issues faced by spouses separated by military deployment. At a July 31 meeting, for example, county Veterans Services Officer Wayne Hubert told attendees a family-relief fund can help those experiencing trouble paying "any expenses related to having your soldier activated."

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  • TCHS selling tickets

    TELL CITY - Tell City High School is selling football and volleyball season tickets and all-sports passes in the athletic office.

    Football season tickets are $40 for reserved seats and $20 for non-reserved. Volleyball season tickets are $30.

    All-sports passes, good for all regular-season athletic events at the high school in the upcoming school year, are $60 for adults, $40 for students, and $175 for an entire family.

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  • 2008 Schweizer Fest Sports Lineup

    Thursday through Saturday

    29th annual open tennis tournament

    TELL CITY - The annual tennis tourney will be at the tennis courts at Walter Hagedorn Park.

    Saturday and Sunday

    35th annual golf open

    TELL CITY - Tee times begin at 7 a.m. for the annual golf open at Hoosier Heights Country Club. Only 120 golfers will be accepted and cost is $75 for non-members and $65 for members.

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  • PCHS football moms holding sale

    LEOPOLD - Perry Central football moms are selling football T-shirts, sleeveless v-necks, sweatshirts, hats, visors and blankets now through Aug. 24.

    To place an order call Cher Reed at 836-4523 or 719-2971, Michelle Huff at 836-4342, Donielle James at 843-5760 or 719-1425 or Tina Wilkerson at 836-4225.

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  • TCJHS volleyball practice Tuesday

    TELL CITY - The Tell City Junior High seventh- and eighth-grade volleyball team will begin practice at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.

    Anyone interested can attend and must bring proper practice attire to school.

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  • TC All-Stars finish second in North Harrison tourney

    RAMSEY - Seven players out of an 11-player roster hit above .300 for the weekend as the Tell City 12-year-old all-star team finished second in a seven-team tourney at North Harrison. They finished the tourney 5 and 2.

    Austin Paulin hit .500 and Drew Mowery .478 to lead Tell City. Others hitting above .300 for the tourney were Trent Zuelly .350, Reese Miller, Derrick Snyder and Rhett Baumeister .333 and Dakota Braunecker .300.

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