Local law enforcement agencies warn of counterfeits, scams
On Monday, the Frankton Police Department issued a warning on their Facebook page about an increase in counterfeit bills circulating in the area.
On Monday, the Frankton Police Department issued a warning on their Facebook page about an increase in counterfeit bills circulating in the area.
The Alexandria Tigers Wrestling team made its Senior Night a memorable one, defeating the Daleville Broncos 66-9 in a dominant performance at home.
In a heartwarming display of sportsmanship and unity, the Alexandria Unified Basketball team made history on Friday night by playing its first-ever game against the Elwood Panthers. In a nail-biting contest, the Tigers emerged victorious with a thrilling 16-15 win, bringing excitement and pride to both teams and their fans.
After a three-day trial, a Madison County Circuit Court IV jury found Devon Mikel Jones, 21, of Elwood, guilty of dealing in a controlled substance resulting in death.
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The Alexandria Community School Corporation board began the new year by welcoming former AMHS principal, Tom Johns, as its newest board member. Johns ran unopposed in the general election to fill the seat vacated by Amy Bair. Bair served two terms on the board and decided not to seek re-election. Johns, along with board members Carrie Rowland and Diana Sayre, took the oath of office to serve on the board for the next four years. Rowland ran unopposed to retain her seat on the board; Sayre, won re-election after being challenged in the election by Barrett Key.
Alexandria hosted the girls’ wrestling regional last Friday in the Jungle. Like the sectional this is the first IHSAA sanctioned regional. The Tiger Girls’ wrestling team had eight wrestlers who were competing in the regional. Riley Thomas was the only wrestler to win her first round match but fell in the ticket round to advance to the state finals. See all results below:
The Alexandria-Monroe High School Lady Tiger basketball team finished 3rd in the Madison County tournament last week.
Champions aren’t born. They’re built. That’s the belief at Champions 101, and I hope your belief, too. What that means is that who you are matters, but not as much as who it is you’re working to become. It means striving to become someone worthy of the success you say you’re after. It means becoming the person that winning in the important areas of life requires you to be.