In a shocking turn of events, the Alexandria Tigers saw their season come to a heartbreaking end Friday night, falling 54-52 to the Madison-Grant Argylls in the sectional semifinals after surrendering a 22-point second-half lead.
Communities in Madison County will receive nearly $5.7 million to improve roads and bridges through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program (CCMG).
Recently, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announced upcoming traffic closures as part of the 2025 Clear Path Construction Guide for improvements at the I-465 and I-69 interchange in northeast Indianapolis.
The Alexandria Tigers wrapped up their regular season in front of a home crowd in The Jungle, recognizing senior basketball player Carson Hall, as well as senior cheerleaders, band members, and the beloved Tiger mascot before taking on the Taylor Titans.
After more than a month, the search for 45-year-old Chad Parsley concluded, as officers with the Elwood Police Department located his body on an abandoned property in the 2800 block of North D Street.
Sunday at approximately 10 p.m., Alexandria officers were on a traffic stop in the area of State Road 9 just north of State Road 128. While conducting the stop, one of the officer’s fully marked patrol vehicle was struck while on the side of the road.
On Saturday afternoon, Alexandria Police officers responded to an animal complaint call in the 400 block of Lincoln Avenue. APD received numerous calls concerning two aggressive dogs running loose in the neighborhood.
Indianapolis – AMHS senior wrestler Ezra Fye etched his name into Alexandria-Monroe High School history on Friday night, becoming just the sixth Tiger wrestler to compete in the IHSAA State Finals. Fye joined an elite group of Alexandria legends, including Shawn Ponsler, Bruce McCormick, Luke Blanton, Nate Ryan, and Max Naselroad.
In a thrilling day of wrestling at the IHSAA Semi-State in New Castle, the Alexandria Tigers showcased both grit and determination, sending six competitors to the mat in pursuit of glory. The day began on a high note as Ezra Fye set the tone for the Tigers, securing a decisive tech fall over North Central’s Kenny Sellars. With a flawless display in neutral, Fye executed three takedowns in the first period, closing out the frame with an impressive 10-3 lead.
Alexandria-Monroe High School’s Jacklynn Hosier has etched her name into the record books, finishing her career as the all-time leading scorer in Madison County basketball history. With a career total of 2,108 points, Hosier surpasses Pendleton Heights’ Kaycie Warfel by a single point to take the top spot in county history.