Stories from Wednesday, September 16, 2015

The Greencastle girls' soccer team knows how to bounce back. The Lady Tiger Cubs looked to be in good shape until recently losing a few games in a row. But after a tie at Cascade, GHS took it to its WIC divisional rival West Vigo Tuesday with a big 5-1 win...

CLOVERDALE -- Cloverdale Community School Corporation's construction project came in under budget, which means funding for an additional drainage extension is already available. After completing the storm drain project included in the asphalt and drainage project to help with flooding issues at the softball field and administration office, Project Manager Dan Sulkoske said the drainage needs to be extended further yet...

Ivy Tech Business and Entrepreneurial Services Center (BES Center) located on Ivy Tech's Greencastle campus has announced the start of the fall "Opportunity Knocks" seminar series on Wednesday, Sept. 23. The Opportunity Knocks series was created to develop and enhance the business skills of individuals who are interested in starting a business, formalizing a business plan or developing a growth plan for an existing business...

The DePauw University School of Music will present one of its favorite events of the fall season, "DePauwpalooza," this Friday, Sept. 18, beginning at 5:30 p.m. The entire DePauw community is invited to join in the outdoor celebration in Bowman Park...

Members of Washburn Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), watch as Greencastle Mayor Sue Murray signs a proclamation celebrating Sept. 17-23 as Constitution Week and marking the 228th anniversary of the drafting of the U.S. Constitution. ...

With high school football well underway, things are finally beginning to feel like fall. This week marks the fifth game of the season for the area teams. A cross-county rivalry, a homecoming and a chance to snap a losing streak all stand out from Friday's balmy weather...

While on lunch break Wednesday, Tiffany Deer took her sons Levi, 4, and Dirk, 1, to read "Rosie's Walk" by Pat Hutchins at Robe-Ann Park. The Putnam County Public Library has the pages of the book staked in the ground at two locations for a Book Walk. ...