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Sheila S. Waldridge, 72

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Sheila S. Waldridge, 72, of Paoli, passed away on January 22, 2016 at 9:05 AM at her residence surrounded by her family.

She was born on October 8, 1943 in Lee County, Virginia, the daughter of Henry and Dorothy (Johnson) Cavins .

She loved to sew. Her hobbies were jigsaw puzzles and crossword puzzles.

She is survived by her four sons, Wayne (Robin Sweet) Ray of Orleans, Henry Ray of Bedford, Andy Evans of Orleans, Johnny (Rhonda) Dillard of Orleans; three daughters, Robin Ray of Paoli, Brenda Schofield of Orleans, Janie (Kenneth) McCullough of West Baden Springs; fifteen grandchildren; eleven great grandchildren; one brother, Ray Buttery of Orleans and one sister, Mildred Faye Cross of Paoli.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Charles Dillard: son, Grover Ray; one brother, Fred “Tony” Cavins.

The funeral will be on Tuesday, Jan 26, 2016 at 11:00 AM at the Ochs-Tetrick Funeral Home in Orleans with Pastor Thomas Bostic officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery, Orleans

Friends are invited to visitation at the funeral home on Monday from 4:00 to 8:00 PM

Online condolences may be sent to the family at ochstetrick.net

Hillous H. “Fish” Fishburn, 86

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Mr. Hillous H. “Fish” Fishburn age 86 of Salem passed away Friday, January 22 at Salem Crossing.

Mr. Fishburn was born April 20, 1929 in Tennessee the son of Elzie and Effie Gammon Fishburn.

He was a retired meat cutter for Jay C Food Stores.  He had previously worked for IGA, and Phillip’s 66.

He also operated the old Fishburn’s Ashland service station.  He attended Monroe Church of Christ and West Side Baptist Church.

He was preceded in death by his wife:  Olene Zimmerman Fishburn in 1964. He was also preceded in death by his parents and 3 sisters.

He is survived by his wife:  June McVay Fishburn. They were married May 16, 1975.  He is also survived by a son:  Steve Fishburn of Seymour, a daughter:  Marsha Cunningham of Seymour, a step-son:  Russell Amburn (Donna) of Salem, a step-daughter:  Wanda Cruse (Mike) of Salem, two brothers:  Gerald and Mack Fishburn both of Indianapolis, a sister:  Melva Fishburn of Indianapolis, 10 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11:00AM at Weathers Funeral Home.  Burial will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery.  Visitation will be Monday from 4-8PM and Tuesday from 9AM-time of service.

Phyllis Roberta Darity, 59

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Phyllis Roberta Darity, age 59 of Tampa, Florida passed away Wednesday, January 20, 2016, in her residence.

She graduated from Eastern High School in 1976 and was a licensed dental assistant.

She served as a home room mom at Northwest Elementary School for many years. She served as Treasurer of Walker Middle School for 2 years and was a Volunteer of the Year at Walker Middle School.

She spearheaded several projects including: Howl For Health Fundraisers for Walker Middle School, Scripes Gift Cards, Steinbrenner High School Senior Banner Program and Steinbrenner Senior Sendoff Party.

Phyllis was born December 16, 1957 in New Albany, Indiana, the daughter of the late Lorne Belcher, who served on the Salem Police Department for many years and Jean A. (Ramsey) Belcher, who survives.

Also surviving are: 1 Daughter: Tiffany Jeanine Napoli, her 99 year old grandmother, Lillie Ramsey, several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, class mates and friends.

Funeral Service: 11:00 am Tuesday at Dawalt Funeral Home.

Visitation: 4 to 8 pm Monday and after 9 am on Tuesday. Interment at Winslow Cemetery .

In lieu of Flowers: Please make contributions to: The Tiffany Napoli College Fund, C/O Jean Belcher 105 Corvette Drive Tampa, Florida 33624

Cornerstone Bridal Show Still On For This Afternoon at 1p

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Eden and Dan's engagement session in Calgary, Alberta. Belmont Diner. River Park.

The inclement weather hasn’t cancelled the Annual Bridal and Prom Show to be held at Cornerstone Hall this afternoon from 1-3p.

This is a free event that provides those making plans for their high school proms and brides-to-be a chance to visit a number of vendors all in one spot on the same day.

These vendors represent cake decorators, caterers, photographers, DJs, photo booths, skin care, health care, hotel needs, event coordinators, tuxedo rentals, wedding gowns and prom dresses as well as event decorations.

Vendors from around the region will be at the show with examples, samples and information about what they offer for that special day.

Take a tour of the Cornerstone Hall venue for your wedding, reception or prom.

IU hosts Northwestern At Assembly Hall Today At Noon

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Indiana University is ranked #23 in the USA Today Coaches Poll and #25 by AP and will put an 11-game winning streak on the line when it hosts Northwestern on Saturday.  L

You can catch the pre-game show with Don Fischer at 11a on WSLM 97.9 FM and the tipoff at Noon.

The Hoosiers are coming a off a record setting 103-69 win against Illinois on Tuesday.  Last year, Northwestern defeated IU, 72-65 in Evanston, while the Hoosiers defeated the Wildcats, 71-56 in the Big Ten Tournament.

Northwestern (15-5, 3-4 Big Ten) at #23/#25 Indiana (16-3, 6-0 Big Ten)
Saturday, Jan. 23, 2016 • 12:00 p.m. ET
Assembly Hall (17,472) • Bloomington, Ind.
Live Stats: IUHoosiers.com
TV: ESPN2 & WatchESPN (Mike Tirico, Dan Dakich & Allison Williams)
Radio: IU Radio Network (Don Fischer, Errek Suhr, Joe Smith)
Series History: Indiana leads, 113-50
Last Meeting: IU 71, NW 56 (Chicago – 3/12/15

 

UP NEXT
• The Hoosiers travel to Madison to face Wisconsin on Tuesday at 7 p.m.

HOOSIERS SET LONG DISTANCE RECORD
• Nine players combined to hit 19 three-point field goals against Illinois on Tuesday to set  a new Big Ten record for three-point field goals made in a Big Ten game.  IU had previously owned the record after making 18 last year against Minnesota.

HEAD COACH TOM CREAN
• Tom Crean is in his eighth year of leading the Hoosiers.  Over the last four+ years, IU is 109-48 and leads the Big Ten with 19 regular season wins over ranked opponents during that time.  During that time, the Hoosiers have appeared nationally ranked in at least one major poll during a season.  He has recruited a McDonald’s All-American in each of the last five years.  Since 2011, the Hoosiers have averaged 23 wins per season compared to 20 averaged at IU from 1995-2008. Seven players have scored 1,000 points in their career under Tom Crean at Indiana. Christian Watford (1,730), Yogi Ferrell (1,703), Verdell Jones III (1,347), Jordan Hulls (1,318), Cody Zeller (1,157), Will Sheehey (1,120) and Victor Oladipo (1,117).

DEFENSE KEYS BIG TEN START
•  According to KenPom.com, IU is ranked second in the Big Ten in defensive efficiency in conference games at 93.4.  In conference games only, IU ranks third in scoring defense (65.2) and field goal percentage defense (42.1) and leads in steals (+7.6) and is second in rebound margin (+9.3)

YOGI BREAKS IU ASSIST RECORD
• With his nine assists on Tuesday, senior Kevin “Yogi” Ferrell became the IU all-time leader surpassing Michael Lewis who had 545 from 1997-00.  Ferrell now has 553 assists and is trying to become the first player in IU history to lead the Hoosiers in assists in each of his four years with the program.

He enters his final conference season as the Big Ten’s active leader in scoring (1,703), assists (553),  three-point field goals made (232) and is the only senior in the league to have started every game he has played (121).

HELPING WAS CONTAGIOUS
•  In Big Ten games, IU is leading the league averaging 17.3 assists per game.  The Hoosiers had 27 assists from eight different players in the lineup against Illinois.  That number ties the most ever established in a game during the Crean Era.

FRESHMAN IMPACT
• In Big Ten play, IU freshmen Thomas Bryant, OG Anunoby and Juwan Morgan  have had a tremendous impact in their first exposure to the Big
Ten.  Collectively, they contributed 125 points, 69 rebounds, shot 73.4% from the floor, made eight of 11 long distance attempts and made 78.2% of their FT attempts.  In addition, they combined for eight assists and 10  blocks and 13 steals.

MORE YOGI
•  Ferrell is second in the  Big Ten in scoring during conference games at 19.8 per game.  He is one of two active players in the country to have at least 1,550 career points (1,703), 500 assists (553) and 350 rebounds (387) (other is Juan’ya Green, Hofstra) He was named second team Preseason All-American by The Sporting News and USA Today, in addition to garnering third team honors from Athlon Sportsand fourth team mention in Blue Ribbon Magazine.  For the season, he is averaging 17.1 points (4th in Big Ten), 4.3 rebounds and 6.1  assists (4th in Big Ten).

ODDS AND TRENDS
• The Hoosiers have notched 50 percent or better shooting in 25 out of 38 halves played so far this season.

•  The 103 points scored by the Hoosiers against Illinois, marked the second time in the Crean Era that IU had eclipsed the century mark in a conference game (103 vs. Iowa in 2012).  It also marked just the third time in 22 years IU has scored over 100 in a Big Ten game.

•  Senior graduate transfer Max Bielfeldt had 16 points, eight rebounds, two blocks and three steals against Illinois.  He has now made as many three-pointers at IU (11) as he did in three years at Michigan and his 156 points scored this year eclipses his previous best of 154 scored last season.  He had his best day as a collegian with 18 points, 14 rebounds, two assists and two steals off the bench at Rutgers.  He is fifth in the league in shooting making 58.3% of his shots.

•  Sophomore Robert Johnson is third in the Big Ten in three-point field goal percentage making 48.3% of his shots.   Team is 13-0 when he starts.  He forced a game-winning steal in the final seconds against Wisconsin and had 13 points, seven rebounds and six assists against Illinois.

•  Senior Nick Zeisloft is second on the team in three-point field goals with 38.  He hit five of eight long distance shots and finished with 15 points against Minnesota.  He is shooting 42.7 from long range.

•  Freshman Thomas Bryant  was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week for the second time this season (January 11).  He had his first career double-double with 19 points and 13 rebounds against OSU. He leads the Big Ten in field goal shooting making 71.5% of his shot attempts.  He had 19 points, four rebounds and three blocked shots at Nebraska and also had 10 points at Minnesota.

•  Junior forward Troy Williams  had 21 points and five assists with no turnovers against Illinois.  He matched his career-high with 23 points against Ohio State.  He is eighth in the league in rebounding (6.6) and in field goal percentage (56.9) and  is second in the Big Ten in steals (1.4).    He had 18 points and 10 rebounds in the Hoosiers’ win against Notre Dame.

•  Junior Collin Hartman has moved into the starting lineup with Blackmon’s injury. He is averaging 5.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, and is shooting 50.0 from the field and 53.8 long distance since moving into the starting lineup.
•  Freshman OG Anunoby is averaging 8.0 points and 3.3 rebounds in his first six Big Ten games.  He scored a career-high 11 points against Nebraska and Wisconsin. He has shot 73.9% from the field and made seven of nine three-point field goal attempts.

•  Freshman Juwan Morgan had two rebounds, two blocks and a steal in the Wisconsin win and also had two points and four rebounds against Ohio State.   At Rutgers, he had two points and three rebounds in six minutes off the bench against Rutgers.

•  Junior walk-on Ryan Burton played 10 minutes against Rutgers and scored a career-high six points when he drained both of his long distance attempts.

•  With Blackmon out, the Hoosiers have turned to freshman walk-on Harrison Niego who has seen 51 minutes of action and hit two of three long distance shots.

•  For the second time under Tom Crean, the Hoosiers have put together an 11-game winning streak.  IU won 12 to start the 2011-12 season.

• Crean announced the addition of Jackson Tharp to the 2015-16 roster, effective immediately. Tharp has been an undergraduate manager at IU since the 2012 after playing at Zionsville High School. He earned All-Hoosier Crossroads Conference honors as a junior and senior at Zionsville.  He is 6-4, 205, and will wear #24.  He had an assist in his first game against Illinois.

Indy 500 Gets Sponsor and $5 Million Deal

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For the first time ever, the Indianapolis 500 will have a presenting sponsor this year.

For the 100th anniversary of the race, the race will be called the Indianapolis 500 presented by PennGrade Motor Oil.

The sponsorship deal is reportedly for three years and worth around $5 million.

“It’s terrific,” IndyCar Series team owner Roger Penske said. “Anything that helps the Speedway is good for the sport.”

The 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 will be on May 29th.

WW falls to Mitchell, 58-55 in Friday Night Hoops

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The weather played havoc with some Southern Indiana high school basketball games, causing some schools to reschedule games coming up.

Salem High School canceled their Friday night game against Corydon. This game will be rescheduled for next Tuesday night.

Eastern Musketeers cancelled their game with Charlestown was cancelled.

West Washington kept their scheduled game at Mitchell last night and lost 58-55. In the only other PLAC game last night, Paoli defeated Springs Valley, 57-53. 

The Senators are now 9-6 in regular season play and 3-1 (putting them in second place) in Patoka Lake Conference Play. Crawford County holds its first place slot with a 4-0 PLAC record.

Tonight’s games includes on PLAC game, Mitchell at Perry Central.

Here are Friday night’s games.

Mitchell at Perry Central, 8 pm
Northeast Dubois at West Washington, 7:30 pm
Southridge at Paoli, 7:30 pm
Tell City at Crawford County, 8 pm

 

Eastern is off tonight but Salem will host North Harrison in Brooks Memorial Gym at 7:30p. Catch the game on 97.9 FM WSLM with the pre-game show about 7:15p.

Listen to West Washington’s game on 1220 AM beginning with the pre-game show and the tip-off at 7:30p.

Angola 46 Churubusco 33
Barr-Reeve 54 Wood Memorial 31
Bedford North Lawrence 52 Seymour 49
Ben Davis 63 Center Grove 54
Bloomfield 47 Eastern Greene 39
Bloomington Lighthouse 69 Christel House Academy 43
Bloomington South 60 Martinsville 49
Bluffton 50 Adams Central 33
Carmel 77 Pike 72
Carroll (Flora) 50 Tri-Central 47
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 65 Fort Wayne South 49
Centerville 63 Monroe Central 58 OT
Central Noble 45 Eastside 40
Clinton Prairie 69 Faith Christian 60
Cowan 67 Muncie Burris 61
Crawfordsville 47 Fountain Central 30
Crown Point 61 Chesterton 55
Danville 73 Western Boone 33
Delta 58 Wes-Del 48
East Chicago Central 65 South Bend Adams 62
Fairfield 46 Westview 34
Fishers 65 Avon 62
Fort Wayne Concordia 59 Fort Wayne Snider 56 OT
Fort Wayne Luers 69 Fort Wayne Dwenger 61
Fort Wayne Northrop 75 Fort Wayne Wayne 68
Franklin 60 Whiteland 50
Franklin County 55 Batesville 42
Frankton 63 Blackford 23
Fremont 63 West Noble 46
Gary 21st Century 84 Whiting 69
Greenwood 62 Decatur Central 58
Guerin Catholic 56 Brebeuf Jesuit 49
Hagerstown 60 Blue River 47
Hamilton Southeastern 48 Zionsville 47
Hammond Morton 80 Hammond Clark 68
Hanover Central 45 River Forest 28
Hauser 83 Waldron 57
Heritage 61 Woodlan 38
Highland 54 Lake Station 43
Homestead 60 Fort Wayne North 54
Huntington North 63 Logansport 52
Indian Creek 62 Southwestern (Shelbyville) 54
Indianapolis International 65 Traders Point Christian 56 2OT
Indianapolis Lighthouse 93 Indianapolis Metropolitan 53
Indianapolis Lutheran 45 Oldenburg Academy 32
Indianapolis Roncalli 73 New Palestine 61
Jay County 59 South Adams 48
Kankakee Valley 43 Knox 27
Lafayette Central Catholic 88 Frankfort 75
Lakeland 60 Hamilton 42
Lapel 86 Anderson Prep Academy 22
LaPorte 67 Michigan City 59
Lawrence Central 58 Warren Central 53
Lebanon 57 North Montgomery 41
Linton-Stockton 54 North Daviess 39
Maconaquah 69 Western 60
Madison-Grant 53 Eastbrook 34
Manchester 71 Rochester 43
Marion 71 Liberty Christian 53
Marquette Catholic 72 Wheeler 42
Merrillville 88 Portage 48
Mishawaka 57 South Bend Clay 47
Mississinewa 71 Elwood 70
Mitchell 58 West Washington 55
Monrovia 59 South Putnam 47
Mooresville 70 Plainfield 57
Muncie Central 82 Kokomo 62
New Castle 63 Yorktown 43
North Central (Indianapolis) 70 Lawrence North 65
North Decatur 76 Morristown 73
North Vermillion 63 Rockville 57 2OT
North White 85 North Newton 61
Northfield 69 Whitko 68
Northwestern 60 Lewis Cass 58
NorthWood 69 Goshen 55
Oak Hill 68 Alexandria 43
Paoli 57 Springs Valley 53
Peru 67 Taylor 65
Pioneer 87 West Central 38
Plymouth 62 Wawasee 42
Rensselaer Central 61 North Judson 50
Richmond 56 Shelbyville 46
Riverton Parke 59 North Central (Farmersburg) 55
Rossville 75 Clinton Central 58
Seeger 44 Attica 38
Shakamak 61 White River Valley 35
Shenandoah 61 Knightstown 47
Sheridan 72 Indiana Math & Science 60
South Bend Riley 71 Jimtown 42
South Bend St. Joseph 70 Penn 64
South Decatur 57 Eastern Hancock 55
South Newton 32 Paxton-Buckley-Loda (Ill.) 31
Southern Wells 59 Daleville 36
Southmont 62 Covington 59
Southwood 72 Tippecanoe Valley 61
Terre Haute North 58 Clay City 45
Tri-County 75 Frontier 39
Trinity Lutheran 61 Medora 43
Tri-West 64 Speedway 53
Turkey Run 73 Dugger Union 45
Twin Lakes 65 West Lafayette 61
Union City 44 Cambridge City Lincoln 30
Union County 59 Tri 44
Valparaiso 66 Lake Central 53
Vincennes Lincoln 53 South Knox 45
Wabash 69 North Miami 53
Wapahani 73 Randolph Southern 44
Warsaw 54 Concord 39
Washington 57 Princeton 36
Westfield 47 Brownsburg 38
Winamac 73 Delphi 55

SR 356 Bridge Replacement Requires 120-Day Closure

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The Indiana Department of Transportation met with its contractor and utility company representatives this week at INDOT Seymour District offices to schedule operations for replacing the State Road 356 bridge over Woods Fork Creek northeast of Lexington in Scott County.

McAlister Excavating of Patriot is INDOT’s prime contractor for this $1,017,814 project to demolish the existing S.R. 356 bridge located 3.13 miles east of S.R. 203—and replace it with a new 105-foot single-span structure widened to 31½ feet side-to-side.

Construction of the composite pre-stressed concrete bulb-T beam bridge will require a 120-day closure of S.R. 356.  Hardy Mill Road will also close to traffic at the construction site.

The contract calls for the bridge and roads to reopen by November 15.

The S.R. 356 site will be staked and cleared after March 1.  Utilities plan to relocate services away from the construction zone in April, May and June.

Prior to complete closure for demolition and reconstruction at the end of June, flaggers will direct motorists around worksites as needed.  Once closed, a state highway detour will route motorists around the construction site via S.R. 56, S.R. 3 and S.R. 203.

Traffic count at the S.R. 356 Woods Fork Creek bridge is 470 vehicles per day.

Stay informed.  Updated information and a map of the closure are available on the Indiana Department of Transportation TrafficWise service at indot.carsprogram.org. Roadway information is also available by calling 1-800-261-ROAD (7623) or 511 from a mobile phone.  Follow @INDOTSoutheast on Twitter at www.twitter.com/INDOTSoutheast and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/INDOTSoutheast.

Meth Arrest after Traffic Stop on I-65

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An Indiana State Police traffic stop Thursday on I-65 near Seymour led to the discovery of meth.

The driver of the vehicle, 55-year-old Carl Rice, of Texas, was arrested for dealing meth.

Information obtained during the stop led to officers searching an apartment in Seymour where two more individuals were arrested on numerous drug related charges

The investigation began at 12:47 p.m. when ISP Randel Miller stopped a 2002 Chevrolet Impala southbound on I-65 near the 51 mile marker. While speaking with the driver, Rice, Trooper Miller became suspicious of criminal activity taking place.

ISP K-9 Jinx alerted the trooper to illegal drugs in the vehicle. During a search, troopers found more than 40 grams of crystal meth and Rice was arrested.

Further information obtained from the scene led troopers and Seymour Police officer to Jackson Park Place Apartments in Seymour where armed with a search warrant officers found other illegal drugs and items related to dealing the drugs.

Two people inside the apartment, 35-year-old Kristin Campbell and 21-year-old John Wiltermood, both of Seymour were arrested at the scene.

Campbell and Wiltermood are both facing charges of conspiracy to deal meth, maintaining a common nuisance, possession of synthetic marijuana, possession of a syringe, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Wiltermood is also facing a charge of resisting law enforcement.

All three suspects were taken to the Jackson County Jail where they were remain in custody. All three will soon be issued a court date to appear in the Jackson County Circuit Court.

Trp. Miller was assisted by numerous officers with the Indiana State Police and the Seymour Police Department.

New Snow Moving Into Southern Indiana

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Heaviest Accumulation Predicted Along Ohio River

The National Weather Service has declared Winter Storm Warnings for eight Indiana counties along the Ohio River between Evansville and Louisville. In addition, 10 southern and southeast Indiana counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory.

The storm will continue to enter the state over the next few hours with up to 6 inches of new snow predicted for far south central Indiana along the Ohio River. Snow amounts will increase sharply as one travels south and east into Kentucky with the potential for rapidly deteriorating road conditions over a short distance.

Indiana Department of Transportation maintenance supervisors have been closely monitoring the track of today’s storm and have been deploying yellow plow trucks before snow and ice begin to accumulate on Indiana’s interstates, U.S. highways and state routes. Trained employees are on call to staff plow trucks around the clock with alternating shifts of 12 hours or more.

As there are changes in forecasted and observed road conditions, local INDOT staff will redeploy manpower, trucks and materials and shift resources as appropriate.

Winds cause blowing, drifting

Winds of 15-20 mph are expected to impact road conditions and visibility in areas with heavy snowfall. INDOT crews will take steps to minimize the amount of blowing snow that sticks or drifts onto cleared highways.

Each plow route takes 2-3 hours to complete with salt assisting in melting between passes. INDOT urges drivers to reschedule optional trips during and shortly after winter precipitation as that’s when road conditions will be the worst.

If you must venture out, below are driving tips to improve visibility and safety:

  • Before you depart, fully clear off your front and rear windshields and side mirrors.
  • Choose direct routes instead of longer trips on higher-speed roads and highways.
  • If you see a snow squall ahead, immediately take your foot off the gas and turn off cruise control, especially on high-speed highways. No one should be traveling at interstate speeds during winter weather. Law enforcement will be writing citations for drivers going faster than conditions merit and putting others in harm’s way.
  • Use low-beam lamps if your vehicle is equipped.
  • Increase following distance so you can barely see the taillights of any vehicles in front of you.
  • Turn on emergency flashers if you are stopped or traveling slower than other vehicles.
  • If you need to stop, try to exit or turn off the main highway. If you must stop on the shoulders, pull as far away from the travel lanes as possible.
  • Regularly fill your gas tank and charge your mobile phone.
  • Apply anti-lock brakes firmly. Pump brakes that are not anti-lock.
  • Do not overcorrect with steering.

Know before you go

There are several state resources that drivers can access to “know before you go”:

  • Counties post travel advisories as new information is available to http://in.gov/dhs/traveladvisoryor the Indiana Travel Advisory app for iPhone or Android.
  • INDOT maintenance staff report color-coded winter driving conditions on INDOT’s TrafficWise map at http://indot.carsprogram.org. Road conditions are defined as: (1) Gray: Good, the road is clear (2) Blue: Fair, speed is reduced due to isolated patches of snow and ice, and (3) Violet: Difficult or hazardous, speed is reduced due to snow and/or ice covered pavement
  • Dial INDOT’s hotline toll-free at 1-800-261-ROAD (7623) or 511 from a mobile phone.
  • Find your regional INDOT district on Facebook and Twitter at http://in.gov/indot/3074.htm.

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