December Seniors of the Month
Alexandria-Monroe High School Abby Gaines Parents: Amy Witt Siblings: Sydney, Tyler, Michael Role Models: My mom School or Community Involvement: AMHS Basketball and Tennis teams,… Login to continue reading Login…
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Songwriters win National Awards
Grammy winning Songwriter Steve Wallace won the 2024 Songwriter Achievement of the Year Award during Josie Music Awards which took place at the Grand Ole… Login to continue reading Login…
The Commons Theatre presents: Christmas Shorts Variety Show
The Commons Theatre has a long history of fostering a festive atmosphere to celebrate Christmas.
Students of the Month
Avery CuneoParents: Brian and Malinda CuneoSiblings: Hunter, Chloe, and Carson CuneoRole Models: My DadSchool or Community Involvement:AMHS Tennis and Cheer, Girls Basketball Manager, National Honor Society, Student Council, SADD, Class Officer, Hinds Career CenterFavorite class: Econ with Mr.
October Seniors of the Month
Parents: Marcie and Steve KellamsSiblings: Gavin and MacieRole Models: Marsha, Meg, and BeckySchool or Community Involvement:AMHS Golf, Basketball, and Tennis Teams, SADD, Student Council, Athlete Leadership, National Honor Society, Tiger ReaderFavorite class: 7th Hour Community ServiceBest thing about AMHS: Becky TroxellInterests:Chickens, pickleball, 4-wheeler racingPlace I hope to visit someday:Barcelona, SpainPlans after high school:Attend Earlham University and study pre-medicine while playing golf and basketball
Madison County legislators: Local schools receive state funding boost for safety upgrades
Madison County schools received more than $392,000 for safety upgrades through the state’s Secured School Safety Grant Program supported by area lawmakers.
Four arrested on drug charges during probationary check
Saturday, four people, Jennifer Rose Jaqua, 46, Virginia Ann Callender, 53, Kaitlin Ann Boyd, 29, and Curtis Broden Fisher, 32, were arrested in the 200 block of E.
For the Record
August 19Madison County Sheriff’s Department arrested Jordon Thomas Summers of Alexandria, failure to appearElwood police arrested James Cameron Remington of Elwood, failure to appear; resisting law enforcementAlexandria police arrested Karson Wade Hartwell of Alexandria, possession of cocaine; resisting law enforcement; hold for ten day probation violationAlexandria police arrested Pankaj Tiwari of Alexandria, domestic batteryAugust 20Anderson police arrested Alexandro Chambers Moreno of Elwood, battery on person less than 14 years old, driving while suspendedAlexandria police arrested Jerod Thomas Weaver of Alexandria, operating a vehicle while intoxicated; endangermentAugust 21Elwood police arrested Steven Eugene Stone of Alexandria, hold for ten day probation violationMadison County Sheriff’s Department arrested Zachary Thomas Bell of Frankton, violation of in home detentionAugust 22Elwood police arrested Christopher Lee Wallis of Elwood, confinement; domestic battery (knowing presence of child less than 16 years of age)Elwood police arrested Cameron Dewayne Cox of Elwood, operating a vehicle while intoxicated; endangermentElwood police arrested Dravin Lee Lawson of Elwood, hold for parole violationAnderson police arrested Daniel Keith Smith of Elwood, auto theft; hold for parole violationElwood police arrested Sarah Katherine Havens of Elwood, domestic battery; possession of methamphetamineMadison County Sheriff’s Department arrested Todd Alan Faulstich of Elwood, violation of work releaseAugust 23Elwood police arrested Jacob Eugene Stansberry of Elwood, failure to appearAugust 24Elwood police arrested Elizabeth Ann Bell of Swayzee, possession of methamphetamine; possession of paraphernaliaAlexandria police arrested Jaimie A.
Local businessman calls on city officials, council members to ‘do better’
Alexandria business owner, Nathan Hollingsworth, addressed city officials and council members at the August City Council meeting asking them to ‘do better.’ He began by letting the council know city systems and communications are broken and need to be restored.