Stories from Wednesday, May 20, 2015

With the naming of five county appointees to the Putnam County Convention and Visitor Bureau Board of Directors Monday night by the County Commissioners, the board once again has its full, 11-member complement. The commissioners have selected as its new CVB board appointees:...

The Greencastle baseball team needed both wins against Cloverdale to earn a tie with Cascade for the final WCC title and Greencastle fit the bill. After finishing the game it started Monday with the Clovers and winning 9-6, Greencastle earned a second win on Tuesday 15-5...

A high-scoring affair brought out the best in the two Putnam County softball teams as Cloverdale defeated Greencastle for the third time this season and won the Conference title for the first time in school history. The Clovers won by a score of 19-10...

Rendyl Eugene Masten, 66, of Greencastle, passed away on Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Born June 4, 1948 in Greencastle, he was the son of John and Thelma (Lawson) Masten. Rendyl was a detail man at various automotive dealerships for several years. He is survived by his brother, David Masten, and several cousins...

Thye Greencastle Football Parents' Club (GFPC) is having a golf scramble to benefit ALS and the GFPC on Saturday, June 20 beginning at 8 a.m. at Windy Hill Country Club in Greencastle. Fifty percent of the profits from the scramble will be given to ALS in honor of Robert Sedlack, former GHS football player and 1985 alumnus...

TERRE HAUTE -- Putnam County Schools made a strong showing Tuesday night at the Terre Haute North Girls' Track Sectional, claiming the first three spots behind the large Terre Haute Schools. Behind Terre Haute North and Terre Haute South, Greencastle was third with 66 points, South Putnam fourth with 54 and North Putnam fifth with 39.5. Cloverdale finished ninth with 21 points...