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Today's News

  • Former TC resident attends convention

    Former Tell City resident Taryn Bays attended the Democratic National Convention in Denver and writes about the experience in a guest column appearing in our Opinion section. To read it, simply click on the word, "Opinion" near the top of this page, then use the scroll button to find the headline, "Obama revives promise."

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  • Local man charged with child molesting

    CANNELTON - Perry County sheriff's department deputies arrested a rural Cannelton man Sunday on a felony count of child molesting.

    Troy G. Ingle, 22, of 6735 Scotch Pine Road, Cannelton, was lodged in the Perry County Jail and held on $20,005 bail. The probable-cause affidavit filed in the case does not say when the alleged molestation occurred. Formal criminal charges were to be filed this week and Ingle is scheduled to appear in court at 10 a.m. Friday for an initial hearing.

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  • Frymire's winter prediction: a cold, snowy January

    PERRY COUNTY - The late-summer heat is still with us but winter isn't far off. That means cold, snow and ice in the not-so-distant future.

    What kind of winter lies ahead? Dick Frymire, the famed weather prognosticator from Irvington, Ky., is calling for a winter season dotted with several small and medium-sized snowfalls and a mid-winter cold snap that will take the mercury well below zero.

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  • September Partners in Pride honorees

    TELL CITY - The Tell City Common Council announced September honors for City Hall's Partners in Pride program that recognizes residents and businesses for taking good care of their properties.

    Tell City's five council members recognize a homeowner or business each month as a way to honor them for having pride in their community.

    The first winners were announced in July and the program is expected to continue through early fall. Recipients receive traveling signs for display in their front yards.

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  • Ohio River bridge scheduled for inspection

    VINCENNES - The Indiana Department of Transportation is advising motorists to be aware of upcoming lane restrictions on bridges exiting into other states.

    Each year INDOT joins forces with the transportation departments of the states of Illinois and Kentucky to review the structures.

    These inspections are conducted for long range planning strategies for maintenance of the bridges. Routine and in-depth inspections are conducted at other times in the year, on a bi-annual basis to check the structural integrity of bridges.

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  • Cannelton enrollment rises ahead of official count day

    Board rescinds rule because 'flip-flop' definition unclear

    CANNELTON - Cannelton School Board members voted at a regular meeting Aug. 21 to rescind a portion of the high-school handbook outlawing flip-flops.

    In recommending the change, Schools Superintendent Al Chapman stressed his concern for safety hasn't wavered, but said "I can't define a flip-flop."

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  • Magnet man killed in ATV rollover

    Williams died of blunt-force trauma to his head, chest

    MAGNET - A Magnet man found dead along Unison Road in eastern Perry County Sunday died from blunt-force trauma to his head and chest when his all-terrain vehicle rolled over, Indiana conservation officers investigating the accident said.

    A son-in-law of the property owner checking on what appeared to be markings leading off the roadway into a cornfield found 40-year-old Eric Williams lying next to his Honda 250. The ATV was lying on its side.

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  • UPDATE 2 - Police identify woman's body

    UPDATE 2: A body found on a farm near Rockport Tuesday has been identified as that of Shelia Renee Denson, 42, of Philpot, Ky., according to the Indiana State Police. Also, "we have changed our focus from a death investigation to a murder investigation," said ISP 1st Sgt. Robert Priest.

    Investigators believe they know the cause of death, but aren't releasing that information "due to the sensitive nature of the investigation," according to a news release from Chad Dick in the ISP Public Information Office in Jasper.

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  • Greenway already a big hit

    City hopes to tie walking trail with future projects

    TELL CITY - Meeting in the dining room of Twilight Towers Tuesday, the Tell City Common Council heaped praise on a greenway project that has already developed a strong base of fans even before its formal dedication.

    Paved this summer, the three-fourths-of-a-mile-long trail begins at Indiana 37 and Windy Creek, near the former General Electric plant, extends through Hagedorn Park and concludes at 19th Street.

    The trail is open to walkers, joggers and bicyclists. Motorized vehicles are prohibited.

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  • Abandon ship!
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