Coach’s Corner Podcast 12-06-2014
Coach’s Corner Podcast 12-06-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 12-05-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 12-05-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 12-05-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 12-05-2014
Lawrence County Men Arrested For Elderly Stabbings
Two suspects wanted for questioning for their involvement in an early morning home invasion and stabbing in West Baden Springs are now in custody after a vehicle pursuit on Interstate 65.
Around 5p Thursday, officers attempted to stop Tanner Stickney, 20, and Cody Lake, 21, on Interstate 65 north of Columbus.
The pursuit traveled north on I-65, exited at the 80 mile marker, and traveled east on State Road 252. The suspects stopped near Flat Rock along State Road 
252 in Shelby County, and were taken into custody without incident at 5:17. A female in the vehicle was additionally taken into custody.
Additional information will be provided as it is made available.
The Indiana State Police responded to the early morning home invasion and subsequent attempted murder in West Baden Springs.
Investigators are looking for Tanner Stickney, 20, and Cody Lake, 21, both of Lawrence County. Both were last seen early Thursday morning at the Wal-Mart in Bloomington, Indiana, and were driving a silver 2002 Pontiac with Indiana registration SDR225.
The back glass of the Pontiac had a decal or sticker saying either “Grand Am” or “Grand Prix”.
Warnings the ISP released Thursday afternoon stated Stickney and Lake as armed and dangerous.
Swap Shop Podcast 12-04-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 12-04-2014
Orange County Couple Stabbed During Early Morning Home Invasion, Two Subjects Wanted for Questioning
A West Baden Springs couple is in critical condition this morning as a result of an early morning home invasion.
Indiana State Police believe two Around 2:45 this morning, Orange County dispatch received a 911 call from Robert Meehan, 54, West Baden Springs, requesting medical assistance after being stabbed in his home at 942 Main Street. Upon arrival, French Lick Police observed Robert and Donna Meehan, 62, both suffering from stab wounds. Investigators believe that two males, wearing hooded sweatshirts and masks, entered the residence through a bathroom window on the north side of the home, and confronted the Meehan’s, demanding money and medications.
After Mr. Meehan refused to comply with the suspect’s requests, he was stabbed in the abdomen and leg. Mrs. Meehan was then stabbed in the neck. Both suspects exited the residence and left the area in a vehicle.
Mr. and Mrs. Meehan were transported to Indiana University Health of Paoli, and were subsequently taken to the University of Louisville Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky for treatment. Mr. Meehan is listed in stable condition, while Mrs. Meehan was released this morning after treatment.
Investigators are currently looking for two suspects and a vehicle they are believed to be traveling in. The suspects are Tanner Stickney, a 20 year old white male, and Cody Lake, a 21 year old white male. Both are believed to be traveling in a silver 2002 Pontiac, with a printed sticker saying “Grand Prix” or “Grand Am” in the back window. The two were last seen at the Wal-Mart in Bloomington this morning. Anyone with information regarding this case is asked to contact the Jasper Post of the Indiana State Police by calling 1-812-482-1441.
The Indiana State Police is being assisted by the French Lick Police Department and the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
Coffee Club Podcast 12-04-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 12-04-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 12-03-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 12-03-2014
Senator FFA Selling Poinsettias
The West Washington FFA is selling poinsettias for Christmas this year.
The sales of these beautiful holiday plants will help fund the chapter’s many activities throughout the coming year.
There are many colors to choose from, including: red, pink, white, crimson and many others-the option of paint and glitter for one’s plants is an option at no extra charge!! Sales started on Monday, December 1 and will run through the beginning of Christmas vacation, our last day will be December 19, or while our plant supply lasts.
Plants are $6 each-discounts are available if purchasing several plants. The West Washington Plant and Soil Science class has learned a lot and worked very hard on this project this past semester and they are excited to see how well our community enjoys their efforts.
The poinsettias would make an excellent centerpiece on one’s table, decor at church and other functions or can be given as a gift to family and friends. If interested in purchasing, anyone should feel welcome to stop by the Ag area on the east side of the school.
If they would like to order ahead of time and have plants ready for pick-up, please call 755-4890.
