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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Farm Credit Mid-America is proud to offer financial support to college-bou… Read more
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The New Castle High School girls basketball team thrilled its fans in attendance Tuesday nig… Read more
The New Castle High School girls basketball team posted a huge win over HHC opponent New Pal… Read more
Encompassing basketball successes that began in our state but include accomplishments with n… Read more
MARION — Saturday night in Bill Green Arena, the Marion Giants and New Castle Trojans waged … Read more
Thanksgiving week was an enjoyable one for me and I even got the holiday off with pay, altho… Read more
The New Castle High School girls basketball team hosted undefeated Class 2A No. 3 Winchester… Read more
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Cold December skies darken the woodland trails around you. Heading back to your car, you note how dark it’s getting by only 4 p.m. The cloudy day and setting sun seem to only emphasize the slumber of winter’s nature. Gone are the months of vibrance and color, making way for gray and brown. N…
Travis Weik
Managing Editor
Normally, I wait until mid-December. This year, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of this weekly homily, I went early for my annual visit with Elvin Elfenhausen at the North Pole. As we downed rounds of Santa Sauce from our tankards in the Polar Pub, we talked about forecasting.
I’m sitting here still eating turkey three days after Thanksgiving and thinking: Leftovers are food nostalgia.
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