May hearing set in Boards case for disability claim
A May hearing has been scheduled for testimony on a claim of intellectual disability for Carl Roy Webb Boards II, the man charged with fatally shooting Elwood officer Noah Shahnavaz in July 2022.
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Frankton’s Maranatha Coffee focuses on faith, service, and community
FRANKTON — Maranatha Coffee, located at 1009 Clyde Street in Frankton, is more than just a coffee shop. It’s a place built on faith, with a mission to help people both nearby and in faraway places.
Alexandria brothers compete in National Elks Hoop Shoot competition
Alexandria-Monroe Elementary School students, Deacan Carroll (fourth grade) and Nolan Carroll (third grade) will be among those competing in the Elks Hoop Shoot National Competition on April 26 in the Chicago area.
Alexandria Elks
The Alexandria Elks 478 has served as a community partner since it was established in 1906. Moving to its current location on S. Park Avenue (St. Rd. 9) in the 1970’s.
Alexandria Middle School Wrestling dominates at CIC Tournament
Alexandria-Monroe Middle School’s wrestling team showcased an outstanding performance at the Central Indiana Conference (CIC) Tournament, claiming its fourth consecutive title and scoring the most team points in school history with 122 points while Madison Grant finished in 2nd place with 66 points.The Tigers walked away with multiple champions and several podium finishes, demonstrating their strength and skill on the mat.
AMHS Girls’ Tennis Preview
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USDA announces Avian Influenza funding; updates information on strategy
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced up to $100 million in funding for research into various methods of preventing Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in poultry flocks including therapeutics, vaccines and research.
Alexandria Junior High Wrestling Claims Fourth Consecutive Madison County Title
Alexandria, IN – The Alexandria Middle School wrestling team continued its dominance on the mat, securing its fourth consecutive Madison County Wrestling Tournament championship in a thrilling showdown on Saturday.
Indiana Supreme Court denies request to hear Lone Oak appeal
The Indiana Supreme Court has denied a request from the developers of the proposed Lone Oak Solar Farm to review a decision by the Indiana Court of Appeals.
Council begins work on golf cart ordinance revisions; continue work on Chapter IX; public speaking policy
The Alexandria City Council met for a work session Monday evening to continue work on Chapter IX and to review the city’s golf cart ordinance as it prepares for its monthly meeting on April 7.