Swap Shop Podcast 01-22-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 01-22-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 01-22-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 01-22-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 01-21-2014
Swap Shop Podcast 01-21-2014
Colts Cheerleader Tryouts March 23
The Indianapolis Colts are in search of several exceptional women to represent the team as members of the 2014 Colts Cheerleading Squad. Auditions for the 2014 Cheerleaders begin Sunday, March 23, at 12 p.m. at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center.
Individuals interested in trying out for the squad are asked to pre-register at www.colts.com/auditions. There is a $25 fee for all entrants.
An Audition Master Workshop will be held on Saturday, March 1, from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. The workshop is designed to provide potential candidates with advice, help them learn choreography and give them an inside look at what the judges will be looking for during the 2014 audition process. The cost to attend the master workshop is $75. Registration is available at www.colts.com/auditions.
Beginning March 4, the Colts are also offering a series of Cheerleader Audition Prep Workshops every Tuesday evening at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center. The optional workshops, which are $20 each, are designed to help ladies prepare for the audition process. Spectators are not permitted to attend the auditions or workshops.
Individuals interested in trying out for the 2014 Colts Cheerleaders must be a high school graduate as of May 1, 2014. For more information on the 2014 Colts Cheerleader Auditions, including answers to frequently asked questions, please visit www.colts.com/auditions.
The 2014 Colts Cheerleader Auditions are presented by Tyler Mason Salon and Spa, and Sun Tan City.
WHEN: Sunday, March 23, 2014
12:00 p.m. – Doors Open/Registration Begins
12:30 p.m. – Auditions Begin
WHERE: Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center Pavilion
7001 W. 56th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46254
WHO: Women interested in becoming a part of the 2014 Indianapolis Colts Cheerleader Squad.
Must be a high school graduate as of May 1, 2014.
NRA Convention Coming In April
What may be Indy‘s biggest convention ever will arrive in April with the National Rifle Association‘s annual meeting.
Indy expects at least 65-thousand N-R-A members for the gun rights group‘s annual gathering.
The N-R-A signed the deal in 2010 and announced it to its members, but asked Indy‘s convention bookers to hold off on publicizing the event. Chris Gahl with VisitIndy says that‘s in keeping with the N-R-A‘s usual practice. He says the group initially had planned on a news conference, but reverted to asking for the P-R lid after travel plans fell through. He says the request is not without precedent, and hasn‘t prevented the agency from using the convention as a sales tool in trying to attract other big conventions.
Country stars Alabama, Sara Evans and Joe Nichols will perform for N-R-A delegates. The group hasn‘t announced its lineup of speakers yet. Last year‘s meeting in Houston featured former Republican presidential hopefuls Rick Perry and Rick Santorum, former G-O-P vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin, Texas Senator Ted Cruz, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, former United Nations Ambassador John Bolton, conservative talk show hosts Sean Hannity and Glenn Beck, and rocker Ted Nugent.
Courthouse Closures Moves Goering Trial
The trial for a former Washington County Commissioner that was to have begun this morning in Washington Circuit Court has been delayed because the current county government has closed the courthouse due to the snow.
Due to the extreme weather conditions and the closing of the circuit court, Washington County officials closed the courthouse and circuit court this morning.
Jurors are to report at 9a Wednesday January 22 to the Circuit Court to begin the trial.
Mike Goering was arrested in March 2013 on charges of child molestation involving a Washington County girl under the age of 16.
Goering turned himself in to Washington County police officers.
Washington County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Roger Newton said the accusations are shocking.
“It was reported by the victim’s family,” Newton said.
Goering was the director of the county’s solid waste district until his arrest.
Before that, he was the county engineer and served as a county commissioner and owned and operated a Maple Syrup farm and business and festival in Eastern Washington County.
Coffee Club Podcast 01-21-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 01-21-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 01-21-2014
Coffee Club Podcast 01-21-2014
Pekin woman charged in domestic incident
A Pekin woman faces several charges following a domestic incident last week.
37-year-old Holly Knight, of East Poplar Street was arrested after her husband called police reporting Knight was destroying their home and was chasing him with a knife in a fit of rage.
Her husband says Knight was mad because he refused to go buy her cigarettes. He told told her she had money and she could buy her own.
That infuriated Knight who then began scratching and biting her husband. She then grabbed a kitchen knife and began chasing her husband, threatening to stab him. Both of the couple’s children were present.
Police says Knight was drinking and when officers entered the home she began cursing them and ordered them out of her home. They also noticed that Knight’s husband had several bleeding wounds.
Officers asked Knight to stop and let officers frisk her for weapons. She did, but continued to be verbally abusive and began pulling away for officers elbowing them. When her husband approached her, Knight grabbed his arm and biting it drawing blood. Police subdued Knight and placed her under arrest.
Knight continued to be uncooperative with officers, but did admit that she had grabbed a knife to make her husband “Back the F—up….because he is a man and she is a woman.”
Knight was charged with felony intimidation and domestic battery and resisting law enforcement. Knight was so uncooperative and verbally abusive the jail staff was unable to complete the book-in process.
