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Borden announces winners of Christmas Decorating Contest |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009 00:00 |
The Town of Borden wishes to congratulate this year’s winners of their annual “Christmas Decorating Contest”.
First place, and winner of $100 is Tim Martin at 21011 Daisy Hill Road. Second place and winner of $50 is Steve Williams at 604 W. Main Street and Keri Sprinkle at 231 Brewer Drive is the recipient of the $25 third place prize.
The Town of Borden congratulates the winners and thanks all Borden residents who chose to share their celebration of the Christmas Season by decorating their homes. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 09:13 |
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Crothersville Police Dept. new location and new telephone number |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009 00:00 |
The Crothersville Police Department would like to remind everyone of the Police Departments NEW Location and the Phone Numbers.
The Crothersville Police Department is now located at 404 Moore Street Crothersville Indiana 47229.Emergency Calls is 911 dispatch 812-358-2141 Police Department 812-793-0049. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 09:15 |
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Second alleged meth lab busted in Austin, thanks to tip from public |
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Written by Marty Randall
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009 00:00 |
Five people now face felony charges in Scott Circuit Court based on their presence at an alleged, illegal drug lab set up to manufacture methamphetamine.
The meth lab was the second to be discovered and dismantled in Austin within a six-day period in December.
Suspects now facing charges include Kenny Albertson, 34; Tisha Houchens, 29; Brandon Smith, 32; Jennifer Smith, 31; and Elvis Vest, 25. Albertson, Houchens and the Smiths all listed their address as 1271 West Booe Road, Austin. Vest is a resident of East Firetown Road, Salem, according to court records.
The case started when Scottsburg Patrolman Troy Ford received a tip about possible criminal activity on W. Booe Rd. Based on the information, he obtained a search warrant. On December 18, Ptl. Ford, Austin Lt. Shawn Hurt and Patrolman Robert Gudgel and Deputy Jeremy Arnold of the Sheriff's Department went to the residence along with two other Austin reserve officers, Daryl Hickman and Chris Everhart, to serve the warrant.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 09:19 |
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SCRH announces appointment of Chief of Staff, Assistant Chief of Staff |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009 00:00 |
Saint Catherine Regional Hospital is pleased to announce the appointment of Steven Mosley, DPM as Chief of Staff and Adam French, MD as Assistant Chief of Staff for the 2010-2011 terms.
Steven Mosley, DPM has been an active member of the Medical Staff since April 2001. Dr. Mosley received his Podiatry degree from Ohio State University School of Medicine, and completed a Podiatric Surgery Internship and residency program in New York. Dr. Mosley has a practice in Sellersburg and currently sees patients in the Comprehensive Wound Care Center at SCRH.
Adam French, MD, Family Practice has been an active member of the Medical Staff since December 2007. Dr. French received his MD degree from the University Of Louisville School Of Medicine and is Board Certified is Family Practice. Dr. French shares a practice with his partner, Dr. William Hoke. Their new office is located next to the hospital campus.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 09:23 |
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Several matters rescheduled for later action by Austin City Councilmen |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 30 December 2009 00:00 |
A couple of issues facing Austin City Councilmen on December 8 were tabled and rescheduled for the Council's end-of-year meeting, which is now set for Tuesday, December 29.
The city has been seeking CDL training for a couple of its employees in its Street and Sanitation Department. A quote of $3,200 was received in November but was taken under advisement.
When employees have their CDLs, they are more valuable to the city because they are allowed to drive the larger trucks. They also increase their own take-home pay. Noted Councilman Richie Buchanan, “I like the scaled pay on (this) certification. That gives them an incentive to get their CDL. At the same time, they need a good opportunity to pass the test.”
Speaking of pay, Mayor Doug Campbell asked the Council, “What if they go through the training we provide and still don't get their CDL? Are there any repercussions?” No, the Council determined, except that, of course, the employee doesn't get the increase in pay such a certification would provide.
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 December 2009 09:17 |
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