Stories from Tuesday, July 14, 2020

With a highly-anticipated meeting set Wednesday to determine the reopening plan for schools, Greencastle Community Schools has made a draft of the reopening plan available on its website. The administration announced later on Tuesday the meeting will also be available to stream live on its Youtube channel...

As the county school corporations prepare to implement their own back-to-school plans with student and staff safety in mind, the Area 30 Career Center will require masks to be worn. During its regular monthly meeting, Director Lora Busch presented the career center’s tentative re-entry plan to its interlocal board of directors Tuesday morning...

COVID-19 has challenged us all. It forced us to re-think how we go about the simplest tasks. The impact to our daily lives has been felt in so many ways. Some have asked, what’s it like in Congress during this pandemic? While we may not physically be in Washington as often, each day continues to be filled with constituent meetings and legislative work. ...

Judith Jo Cox Kelly, 85, of Greencastle, passed away on Monday, July 13, 2020. Born Nov. 18, 1934 in Crawfordsville, she was the daughter of R. Chayce Cox and Audrey (Wisehart) Cox Leas. Judith was a 1952 graduate of Darlington High School and received her undergraduate and master’s degree from Purdue University...

Chiyoda U.S.A. Corp. was one of more than 20 suppliers honored recently by Subaru of Indiana Automotive (SIA) for exceptional performance over the past year. The Greencastle manufacturing facility was honored with a Special Recognition Award – Pursuit of Excellence...

There won’t be Legionburgers at the Putnam County Fair next week, but the men and women of American Legion Post 58 will be carrying on the tradition of this summer delicacy. Post 58, located at 1401 Indianapolis Rd. on Greencastle’s East Side, will stage a Legionburger drive-through under its front canopy on Saturday, July 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m...