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Paul Edward Allison, age 88 of Campbellsburg

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Paul Edward Allison, age 88 of Campbellsburg, Indiana passed away Saturday, January 25, 2020, at 11:04 pm, in his residence.

Born October 14, 1931, in Danville, Illinois, he was the son of the late William H. Allison and Lola Irene (Meadors) Allison.
On March 28, 1954, he married Remona (Reid) Allison, who passed away on December 21, 2017.

He was a member of Enon Baptist Church, served during the Korean War in the U.S. Army. Paul was a member of the Campbellsburg Conservation Club, the N.R.A. and loved hunting and shooting guns.

Survivors include:
Son: Billy Wayne Allison of Campbellsburg, Indiana;
Son: Jeffrey L. (Sherry) Allison of Goodland, Indiana;
Son: Patrick S. (Ruth) Allison of Winlock, Washington;
Daughter: Zena Beth (Jeff) Petty of Campbellsburg, Indiana.

He is also survived by 7 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by 1 granddaughter and 4 great-granddaughters.

Funeral Service: 1:00 pm Friday at Dawalt Funeral Home with Pastor Greg Strother officiating. Interment at Crown Hill Cemetery in Salem, Indiana.

Visitation: 4 to 8 pm Thursday and 10 am to 1 pm Friday at Dawalt Funeral Home.

Memorial Contributions to:
Washington County Relay for Life
C/O Jeanette Nolan
945 North Rush Creek Road
Salem, Indiana 47167

Indiana State Police Seizes 320 Marijuana Plants

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Yesterday morning the Indiana State Police Bremen Post All Crimes Policing Team assisted the St. Joseph County Metro Homicide Unit after their officers discovered a suspected marijuana cultivation operation during the course of a homicide investigation.

Troopers were requested to an address in the 600 blocks of S. Liberty Street in South Bend, IN during the early morning hours of January 26, 2020. This investigation led to the seizure of 320 marijuana plants and marijuana cultivation equipment.

No arrests have been made at this time and the investigation is ongoing.

Tips of suspected drug activity can be made to the Indiana State Police by calling 574-546-4900.

Citizens Tip Leads Police to Meth. Marijuana, and Over 200 Prescription Pills 

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Recently, a drug investigation by Indiana State Troopers Steven Glass and Dustin Rutledge resulted in the arrests of Treyvor Lehman, 19, and Ryanne Airgood, 20, both from Wabash, IN, on criminal charges for possession of marijuana, possession of methamphetamine, dealing a schedule IV narcotics, possession of a schedule IV narcotic, dealing marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Troopers Rutledge and Glass started an investigation after receiving a citizen’s tip about possible drug dealing from an apartment at 1169 Meadowview Drive, Apartment 9, Wabash, IN. Airgood and Lehman lived in the apartment.

During the course of the investigation, officers were given permission to search the apartment. During the subsequent search, officers purportedly found methamphetamine, marijuana, 264 Alprazolam pills, multiple items of drug paraphernalia, and over $1700 in United States currency. Lehman and Airgood were incarcerated in the Wabash County Jail.

Anyone who has information about illegal drug activity is encouraged to call the Indiana State Police Marijuana Tip Line at 1-888-873-1694.

Oakland City Man Arrested for Sexual Misconduct with a Minor

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Indiana State Police initiated a criminal investigation on January 14th after receiving information that an Oakland City man had a sexual relationship with a female under the age of 16.

Arrested and Charged:

Brett Williams, 22, Oakland City, IN

  1. Sexual Misconduct with a Minor, Class 4 Felony

During the investigation, Indiana State Police Detective Tobias Odom revealed Brett Williams, 22, of Oakland City, had a sexual relationship with the female and was aware she was under the age of 16. The alleged incident occurred between January 1 and January 3.

The Gibson County Prosecutor’s Office reviewed the investigation and issued a warrant for Williams’ arrest. On Saturday afternoon, January 25, Williams was arrested at his residence without incident. Williams was taken to the Gibson County Jail where he is currently being held on bond.

Investigating Officer: Detective Tobias Odom, Indiana State Police

Assisting Agency: Oakland City Police

More Arrests By The Scott County Sheriff’s Office

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On January 21, 2020, Deputy Charlie Morgan served an outstanding arrest warrant at the Scott County Jail.  John Deveary, 65, of Sellersburg, In. was arrested on an outstanding warrant for Fraud on a Financial Institution and Theft Greater Than $750 but less than $50,000.  (I.S.P. Case)

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On January 21, 2020, Deputy Johnney Coomer conducted a traffic stop in Scottsburg.  An investigation led to the arrest of Deborah West, 51, of Scottsburg for Driving While Suspended Prior. 

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On January 22, 2020, Deputies Skylar Thompson and Johnney Coomer went to an address on Harrod Road in an attempt to serve an outstanding arrest warrant.  Upon arrival Ferrell Mcintosh, 36, of Austin was arrested on a warrant for Theft with a Prior Unrelated Conviction for Theft or Conversion. 

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On January 22, 2020, Deputies Christopher Bowling and John Hartman went to Village Court Apartments in Austin in an attempt to serve an outstanding arrest warrant.  Upon arrival apartment Richard Madden, 49, of Austin was arrested for Trespassing. 

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On January 25, 2020, Deputies Skylar Thompson and Johnney Coomer assisted the Clark County Sheriff’s Office with a traffic stop in Northern Clark County.  As a result Michael Smith, 18, of Scottsburg was arrested for an outstanding warrant for Battery. 

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On January 25, 2020, Deputy Kenton Makowsky conducted a traffic stop in Austin.  An investigation led to the arrest of Mary White, 49, of Austin for Operating a Vehicle While Never Licensed. 

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Jackson County Inmate Roster – 1-27-20

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Inmates booked into the Jail within the last 24 hours.
 
Linville, Jeffery
Booking #: 103053
Booking Date: 01-26-2020 – 7:46 pm
Charges: 35-43-5-2(a) FORGERY- COUNTERFEITING
35-43-4-2 THEFT
Bond: No Bond
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Bush, Michael D
Booking #: 103052
Release Date: 01-26-2020 – 2:38 pm
Booking Date: 01-26-2020 – 2:47 pm
Charges: 9-24-19-2 MOTOR VEHICLE- DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED- PRIOR SUSPENSION WITHIN 10 YEARS
Bond: No Bond
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Clark, Victoria C
Booking #: 103051
Booking Date: 01-26-2020 – 1:37 pm
Charges: 35-48-4-6 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE- POSSESS COCAINE OR NARCOTIC DRUG
35-48-4-6.1 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE- POSSESS METHAMPHETAMINE
35-44.1-2-3 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION- FALSE INFORMING/REPORTING
35-43-4-2 THEFT
35-43-5-2 FORGERY
Bond: No Bond
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Recarte, Eduin F
Booking #: 103050
Booking Date: 01-26-2020 – 9:26 am
Charges: 35-42-2-1.3(b)(2) DOMESTIC BATTERY-ADULT KNOWING PRESENCE OF CHILD LESS THAN 16 YEARS OLD (SEE OR HEAR)
35-42-2-1.3(a)(1) 35-42-2-1.3(A)(1) (Simple Assault) : Domestic Battery On A Person Less Than 14 Years Old – Domestic Battery Committed By A Person Who Is At Least 18 Against
35-42-2-1.3(a)(1) 35-42-2-1.3(A)(1) (Simple Assault) : Domestic Battery On A Person Less Than 14 Years Old – Domestic Battery Committed By A Person Who Is At Least 18 Against
Bond: No Bond
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Adams, Robert C
Booking #: 103049
Booking Date: 01-26-2020 – 7:14 am
Charges: 1 Serve Time Circut Court
Bond: No Bond
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Inmates released from the Jail within the last 24 hours.
 
George, Jennifer D
Booking #: 103048
Release Date: 01-26-2020 – 7:38 pm
Booking Date: 01-26-2020 – 5:22 am
Charges: 9-30-5-2 MOTOR VEHICLE- OPERATING A VEHICLE WHILE INTOXICATED- ENDANGERMENT
9-30-5-1(b) A-Misd Operating A Vehicle With An Ace Of .15 Or More
Bond: $705
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Baurle, Thomas E
Booking #: 102971
Release Date: 01-26-2020 – 2:53 pm
Booking Date: 01-14-2020 – 4:50 pm
Charges: 35-48-4-6.1 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE- POSSESS METHAMPHETAMINE
35-45-1-5(a)(3) VISITING A COMMON NUISANCE- CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Bond: $1005
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Bush, Michael D
Booking #: 103052
Release Date: 01-26-2020 – 2:38 pm
Booking Date: 01-26-2020 – 2:47 pm
Charges: 9-24-19-2 MOTOR VEHICLE- DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED- PRIOR SUSPENSION WITHIN 10 YEARS
Bond: No Bond
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Marco-Anderson, Sandra S
Booking #: 103003
Release Date: 01-26-2020 – 1:23 pm
Booking Date: 01-19-2020 – 12:43 pm
Charges: 1 Serve Time Circut Court
Bond: No Bond
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Ojeda, Jonathan R
Booking #: 102993
Release Date: 01-26-2020 – 9:53 am
Booking Date: 01-17-2020 – 10:45 am
Charges: 1 Serve Time Circut Court
Bond: No Bond
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McNeal, Deontario L
Booking #: 103031
Release Date: 01-26-2020 – 9:38 am
Booking Date: 01-24-2020 – 11:44 am
Charges: 35-48-4-11(a) CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE- POSSESSION MARIJUANA/HASH OIL/HASHISH/SALVIA
35-48-4-6 CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE- POSSESS COCAINE OR NARCOTIC DRUG
Bond: No Bond
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FGL Fest Concert Tickets On Sale Now

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Florida Georgia Line To Headline Big Lineup July 4 at IMS; NASCAR Admission Included

Tickets are on sale now for FGL Fest, the exciting concert headlined by global music superstars Florida Georgia Line on Saturday, July 4 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Tickets are available at IMS.com or by calling the IMS Ticket Office at 317-492-6700. General admission starts at $45, with Front Stage Concert Pit tickets $85 and VIP Concert tickets $195. All tickets include admission to all NASCAR action that day, including the historic inaugural NASCAR Xfinity Series sponsored by Pennzoil on the IMS road course and NASCAR Cup Series practice. Buy tickets now, as prices will increase closer to the show.

FGL “charged out of the gate with enjoyable rural swagger” (Indianapolis Star ) for the packed crowd of 25,000 fans inside Turn 4 at their IMS debut last September, and they will return for a revved-up second year in celebration of Independence Day.

The concert takes place during the annual Big Machine Vodka 400 at the Brickyard Powered by Florida Georgia Line race weekend, July 3-5 at IMS. Other artists in the star-studded lineup will be announced soon.

FGL Fest is one of the highlights of the exciting, revamped event on the Fourth of July weekend. Fans can “Go 4th” and enjoy many new star-spangled attractions, including a move of the NASCAR Xfinity Series race sponsored by Pennzoil to the IMS road course and a huge firework display July 4, infield camping and gourmet barbecue at concessions all weekend, and much more.

The Big Machine Vodka 400 at the Brickyard will start at 3:30 p.m. (ET) Sunday, July 5. The NASCAR Xfinity Series race sponsored by Pennzoil will start at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 4. Both races will have live network telecasts on NBC.

United States Auto Club (USAC) open-wheel short-track racing also will return to The Dirt Track at IMS with the Driven2SaveLives BC39 Powered by NOS Energy Drink USAC National Midget Championship event during the new NASCAR event week in July. Schedule details will be announced soon.

Visit IMS.com to buy tickets or for information about the Big Machine Vodka 400 at the Brickyard Powered by Florida Georgia Line, the NASCAR Xfinity Series race sponsored by Pennzoil, the Florida Georgia Line concert or the Driven2SaveLives BC39 Powered by NOS Energy Drink.

Washington County expanding collaboration with IU Center for Rural Engagement

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Building upon the energy of nearly two years of arts, cultural and quality-of-place planning and programming with the Indiana University Center for Rural Engagement, Washington County will partner with the center’s Sustaining Hoosier Communities initiative to connect faculty and students with community-identified projects.

A yearlong engaged teaching collaboration, Sustaining Hoosier Communities harnesses more than 20 IU Bloomington courses and the energy of hundreds of students to address projects including health and wellness, infrastructure planning, and natural resources management. This initiative received international recognition as the 2019 Outstanding Program of the Year from the Educational Partnerships for Innovation in Communities-Network.

“We are so excited to partner with the Center for Rural Engagement,” said Judy Johnson, executive director of the Washington County Community Foundation. “Over the last year, we have had many community meetings and opportunities for our citizens to express their ideas for creating our preferred future in Washington County. I think the timing is perfect for Washington County; as we begin a new decade, we have the opportunity to work together to make our community an amazing place to live, work, play and raise a family.”

About 50 miles southeast of the IU Bloomington campus, Washington County is home to 28,415 residents, vast natural resources including a portion of the state’s longest hiking trail — the Knobstone Trail — and historic sites such as the John Hay Center complex and Beck’s Mill. The county’s economy is rooted in agriculture and the metal and lumber industry. Washington County will be the fourth county to partner with the center on the Sustaining Hoosier Communities initiative.

With the center’s launch in 2018, Washington County established a strategic effort focused on quality of place, including an ongoing rural arts series involving the Jacobs School of Music, IU Cinema, the Department of English, and other Arts and Humanities Council campus partners.

“The IU Center for Rural Engagement welcomes this opportunity to deepen our partnership with Washington County during the 2020-21 academic year,” said Kerry Thomson, the center’s executive director. “This engaged teaching initiative will connect a breadth of resources to projects that meet the community’s goals and continue to expand local capacity for new initiatives with an intensive, comprehensive approach.”

Community meetings to generate ideas, hear feedback, and discuss possible projects and plans will be held throughout the county in February. Each meeting will take place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on the following dates:

  • Feb. 4: Campbellsburg Community Building, 21 W. Oak St. in Campbellsburg.
  • Feb. 6: Pekin Park Community Building, 325 E. Karnes Court in New Pekin.
  • Feb. 11: Senior Citizen Center, 1705 N. Shelby St. in Salem.

These meetings are open to the public, and light refreshments will be served. Residents are encouraged to attend any of the scheduled sessions for a full discussion and planning activities.

Reds Sign Free Agent Castellanos; Agrees To 4-Year Contract

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Cincinnati Reds President of Baseball Operations Dick Williams tonight announced that free agent OF Nick Castellanos (Ca-ste-yah-nos) has agreed to terms on a 4-year, $64-million contract through the 2023 season.

The contract includes salaries of $16 million in 2020, $14 million in 2021, $16 million in 2022, $16 million in 2023 and a $2 million buyout on a $20 million mutual option for 2024. It also includes opt-out clauses following the 2020 and 2021 seasons.

Castellanos will be introduced at a press conference at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow in the Williams Family Champions Gallery in the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum.

“This is an off-season where we have prioritized adding to the offensive side of the club,” Williams said.  “Nick was one of the most attractive options on the market. He has been a consistently elite producer offensively and that complements our existing team well.”

Castellanos, 27, at last summer’s July 31 deadline was traded from the Detroit Tigers to the Chicago Cubs for RHP Alex Lange and RHP Paul Richan. In 151 appearances for those 2 teams, he combined to hit .289 with 58 doubles, 27 HR, 88 extra-base hits and 100 runs scored all career highs. Castellanos became only the third right-handed batter in Major League history to produce in a season at least 55 doubles and 25 HR, joining Hall of Famers Hank Greenberg (1934) and Joe Medwick (1937). He made 136 starts in right field and 4 starts in left field, all for the Cubs.

With 58 doubles in 2019, Castellanos led the Major Leagues and became only the 10th player to produce that many doubles in a season. His 229 doubles beginning with the 2014 season tie Mookie Betts of the Boston Red Sox for the most of any player in the Major Leagues over the last 6 years, and his 104 doubles in 2018 and 2019 led all Major League players.

Castellanos’ 88 extra-base hits last season were second-most in the majors behind Boston’s Rafael Devers (90). He is 1 of only 5 players in the Major Leagues to produce at least 70 extra-base hits in each of the last 3 seasons, joining Nolan Arenado, Mookie Betts, Francisco Lindor, and J.D. Martinez.

The Tigers’ first draft pick in 2010, 44th overall, Castellanos played in at least 148 games in 4 of the last 5 seasons. He led the American League with 10 triples in 2013 and over the course of his career has ranked among league leaders in games played (9th in 2017, 6th in 2018), hitting (9th in 2018), hits (3rd in 2018), doubles (4th in 2018, 1st in the majors in 2019), total bases (10th in 2017, 8th in 2018) and RBI (9th in 2017).

To make room on the 40-man roster, the Reds designated for assignment OF Jose Siri.

Mary Margaret (Magner) Arnold, age 96

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Mary Margaret (Magner) Arnold, age 96, died on Jan. 24, 2020 at the Salem Crossing in Salem, IN.

She was born on Sept. 30, 1923, in Paoli, IN. and was the oldest of 6 children of Lowell & Carrie Marie (Morris) Magner.

Mary Margaret graduated from Orleans High School in 1941 and received a degree from Bryant-Stratton Business College in Louisville, KY.

She started work at Link Handle Company in Salem and then served as Treasurer of Salem Community Schools for over 30 years.

She was also Treasurer of the First Baptist Church for over 50 years and managed the Washington County Memorial Hospital Gift Shop for over 25 years.

Mary Margaret married Robert Lee “Bob” Arnold on Nov. 26, 1944. 

They owned Boggs & Justi men’s clothing store on the Salem square and had one son Robert Reed “Bobby” Arnold. Bobby married Jacqueline “Jackie” Jones of Salem and they had one daughter, Laura.

She is survived by her daughter-in-law Jackie Arnold of Salem, IN., granddaughter Laura Arnold and Todd Fisher of New York, NY., brother Harold & Joyce Magner of Shreveport, LA., sister Joanne & Morris Hudson of Columbia, MO., and sister-in-law Betty Magner of Corydon, IN.,

She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, son and siblings: Howard Magner, Lawrence “Larry” Magner and Imogene (Magner) Hazelbaker.

Mary Margaret will be remembered most for her independent spirit, love of friends and family, and her commitment to community and church. She did things “her way” for 96 years and will be missed by all those who knew her.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the:

First Baptist Church, 200 E. Walnut St., Salem, IN 47167, or
Washington County Community Foundation, P.O. Box. 50, Salem, IN. 47167.