Stories from Wednesday, September 8, 2021

REELSVILLE — The Indiana State Department of Health mobile COVID-19 testing vaccination clinic will visit the Reelsville Community Center on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 10 and 11. The clinic, provided by ISDH and Indiana National Guard in conjunction with the Putnam County Health Department, will run from noon-8 p.m. each day. No appointment is required...

A motorist was arrested for impaired driving after his semi hauling a dump trailer rolled over on U.S. 231 between Greencastle and U.S. 40 late Tuesday evening...

The Northview Knights boys’ tennis team came into Greencastle and came away with 4-1 Western Indiana Conference victory Tuesday evening. Northview’s doubles teams set the tone for the evening. The first point on the night came from number two doubles. Hunter Johnson and Caden Shrader defeated Andrew Adams and Evan Harris in straight sets, 6-0,6-0. The other doubles team of Landon Carr and Drew Cook then defeated Jay Glotzbach and Eli Callahan, 6-1,6-1. This put the Knights up 2-0...

Looking to keep its hot start to the boys’ soccer season going, Greencastle took on a Southmont side still looking for its first win, having dropped two one-goal matches to start the season. A late goal in the first half helped the visitors level the match at halftime but a Seth Kallem hat trick was more than enough for the Tiger Cubs to down the Mounties 4-1...

Transformers of Putnam County will not host its annual “Transforming the Community” breakfast, the organization announced Wednesday morning. “Due to the ongoing concern of rising COVID numbers in Putnam County and for the health and safety of everyone, we have decided to cancel the in-person Transforming the Community breakfast originally scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 16,” the organization announced via email. “In its place, we are excited to announce the Transformers Online Week of Giving.”...

Dr. Hugh Edwin Glock passed away on Monday evening, Sept. 6, 2021 after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease. He was born April 25, 1938 in Fort Wayne to Catherine and Maurice Glock. He was a graduate of Fort Wayne North Side High School (1956), Earlham College (bachelor’s degree, 1960 with honors) and Indiana University School of Medicine (Doctor of Medicine, 1964)...