Stories from Tuesday, March 20, 2007

A Putnam County man was killed and his wife was injured in a car accident on Ind. 75 in Hendricks County Monday afternoon. Hendricks County Sheriff's Cpt. Brett Clark told the BannerGraphic that 71-year-old Glenn E. Cobb, Heritage Lake, died when his 1993 Cutlass Cierra veered off the roadway, rolling over and then striking a power pole...

A rezoning request for a livestock sale barn received county commissioner approval Monday and will move on to the next step of seeking county zoning board approval. While commissioners Jim Baird, Gene Beck and Kristina Warren heard from several supporters of the Morton Sale Barn and its new owner, some nearby neighbors voiced concerns that the operation would grow into a messy, noisy nuisance...

April 25, 1932-March 19, 2007 Wilborn "Bib" Lloyd Kendall, 74, Coatesville, died Monday at his residence. Born in Belle Union, he was the son of Lee and Amanda (Royse) Kendall. He married Phyllis (Huber) Kendall on June 15, 1957. She preceded him in death in 2002...

John Saylor, Indianapolis, died Feb. 22. Graveside services will be conducted at noon Saturday at Clinton Falls Cemetery. Flanner and Buchanan Funeral Center Morris St., Indianapolis, is handling arrangements.

Sports Writer GREENCASTLE -- Greencastle tennis coach Trish Lowe has a lot of questions to be answered as the 2007 tennis season approaches. The first of many being, who will play on the varsity. Lowe welcomes a young crop of talent to the courts and is hopeful that senior leadership and some athletic freshmen can make an impact...

GREENCASTLE -- The DePauw men's tennis team improved its record to 9-3 on the season with its win over Case Western Reserve, 9-0, on Sunday at home. DePauw's No. 1 doubles pair of Evan Webeler and Scott Swanson defeated Joe and John Smetona, 8-2 while the No. 2 pair Kortney Keith and Jeff Zanchelli posted a win against Ben Sinder and Allen Ye, 8-2. The No. 3 duo of Bryan Heck and Scott Sandager defeated Mike Peterson and Adam Erickson, 8-4, to close double action...