Possession of paraphernalia
Operating a vehicle while intoxicated Per SE
WARRANT
Child molesting
Incest
Contributing to delinquency of minor
Battery or battery by bodily waste (BBW) committed with deadly weapon
Intimidation
Burglary
Failure to identify
Burglary
Out of County Charges Only
Public intoxication
Resisting law enforcement
Battery or battery by bodily waste (BBW) against public safety official while engaged in official duties
Disorderly conduct
Possession of marijuana hash oil hashish or salvia
Habitual Traffic Violator
Resisting law enforcement
Burglary
Possession of paraphernalia
Free Riders Win First-Ever Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas
Free Riders earn $500,000 for victory in landmark team-formatted rodeo
At the first-ever Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo, the Free Riders rode lights out, winning three gold medals in Round 1 before cementing their title as champions by winning four of the disciplines in the championship round.
The team, under the leadership of four-time PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) bareback riding champion Bobby Mote and Women’s Rodeo Championship Commissioner Linsay Rosser-Sumpter, won $500,000 for the victory.
The Free Riders were the lone team not formed by the Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo Draft, but rather via the results of the recently held WCRA (World Champions Rodeo Alliance) Major Rodeo Corpus Christi.
The Free Riders were dominant in the initial bracket competition as the lone team to win multiple gold medals, let alone three.
They jumped to an early lead, winning the first discipline of the night, barrel racing, complements of a lightning-fast 18.197-second run by 20-year-old phenom Makenzie Mayes.
The Free Riders repeated their success in the second discipline of the night inside the home of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys as RC Landingham won the bareback riding with an 87.5-point ride atop French Love.
In the team roping, the Free Riders punched their ticket to the championship round as Douglas Rich and Jake Smith delivered a 5.42-second run to earn the discipline’s gold medal.
The Misty Mountain Hop advanced to the championship round alongside the Free Riders by earning one gold medal, two silver medals and three third-place finishes.
The Charmayne James and Justin McKee-led outfit earned their one victory of the night in the steer wrestling as Tyler Waguespack logged a 5.58-second run to earn himself and his team a gold medal.
The Misty Mountain Hop’s second-place results were earned in the team roping and breakaway roping, while their bronze showings were logged in the barrel racing, saddle bronc riding and tie-down roping.
As Rock N Roll icon Kid Rock readied to retake the stage, it all came down to seven runs in the championship round to determine whether the Free Riders or Misty Mountain Hop would be the inaugural Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo Champions.
The Free Riders struck first, winning the bareback riding as Landingham rode Scarlett From Hell for 87.5 points, beating the Misty Mountain Hop’s Mason Clements, who rode Top Egyptian for 85 points.
The Misty Mountain Hop, however, quickly evened the score in the steer wrestling as Waguespack delivered a 5.56-second run, outpacing the Free Riders’ no-score from Cody Doescher. They then pulled one discipline ahead of the Free Riders in the team roping as Kaleb Driggers and Junior Nogueira posted a 5.15-second run, besting the no time from the Free Riders’ Luke Brown and Jade Corkill.
The Free Riders, however, righted the momentum in the saddle bronc riding. Cole Elsher rode Tomo Jo for 81 points to beat the no score from the Misty Mountain Hop’s Stue Wright. Via the win, the scoreboard was tied 2-2.
The Free Riders then posted a second consecutive championship round discipline win in the breakaway roping when Kieley Walz went a torrid 3.0 seconds, defeating Danielle Loman’s miss for the opposing squad.
The Free Riders’ 3-2 lead, however, was then erased in the tie-down roping. The Misty Mountain Hop evened the score and forced the landmark team rodeo to come down to the final discipline as Caleb Smidt logged an 11.36-run, beating the no time from the Free Riders’ Quaide Hiatt.
The inaugural Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo then came down to barrel racing, the very event the $1 million rodeo began with.
Repeating their success that began the night, the Free Riders’ Mayes again delivered her team a victory. Her 18.80-second run beat the 19.60-second run from the Misty Mountain Hop’s Wenda Johnson.
For their win, the Free Riders earned $500,000, with each athlete and coach earning $27,778.
Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo launched the biggest weekend in Western sports.
The can’t-miss extravaganza continues with the PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast – Championship on Saturday, May 18 at 7:45 p.m. CT and Sunday, May 19 at 1:45 p.m. CT, when the 2024 PBR World Champion will be crowned, earning the accompanying $1 million bonus and coveted gold buckle. During the PBR World Finals on May 18, the final rounds of the 2024 Women’s Rodeo World Championship will also be held.
Tickets for the PBR World Finals – Championship can be purchased online at ATTStadium.com, SeatGeek.com, KidRockNRodeo.com and PBR.com/WorldFinals, or by phone at 1-800-732-1727
Primary Election 2024 Voter Guide; Polling Locations
Indiana’s Primary Election is coming up Tuesday, May 7 and begins at 6a across the Hoosier State.
Washington County polling locations will be open from 6a to 6p. Voters need to bring their Indiana driver’s licenses or other state-issued ID.
This spring election will give voters the ability to choose candidates to represent their party in the fall general election.
Candidates:
President of the United States
Democrats: Joe Biden | Republicans: Nikki Haley, Donald Trump
Indiana Governor
Democrats: Jennifer G. McCormick
Republicans:
- Mike Braun
- Brad Chambers
- Suzanne Crouch
- Eric Doden
- Curtis Hill
- Jamie Reitenour
US Congress 9th District
Democrats:
- D. Liam Dorris
- Timothy Peck
Republicans
- Hugh Doty
- Erin Houchin
State Representative – District 65
Republican – Chris D. May
State Representative – District 69
Republicans
- Jim Lucas
- Brian Savilla
Democrat – Trish Whitcomb
State Representative – District 70
Republicans
- John D. Colburn
- Karen Engleman
Democrat –
Washington County Clerk
Republican – Stephanie K. Rockey
Washington County Treasurer
Republicans
- Nancy J. Coats
- Mary Durbin
Washington County Coroner
Republican – Shawnda Keltner
Washington County Surveyor
Republican – Emily Rodman
Washington County Commissioner – District 1
Republicans
- Phillip Marshall
- Troy (Ozzy) Spears Jr.
Washington County Commissioner – District 3
Republicans
- Tony Cardwell Jr.
- Rick Roberts
Washington County Council – At Large (Vote for 3)
Republicans
- Mark A (Bubba) Abbott
- Todd Armstrong
- Rondale Brishaber
- Andrew Davisson
- Bradley Gilbert
State Convention Delegates (Vote for 10)
- Nathan W. Bills
- Jason Cockerill
- Molly A. Geutig
- Erin Houchin
- Christopher Allen Hunt
- Tara Coats Hunt
- Brenna LaDuke
- Jimmy JD Rockey
- Stephanie K Rockey
- Jeannie Sloane
- Keeley R. Stingel
- Angela Angie Wilson
General Election Positions:
Town of Pekin
Council, At-large- 2 positions
Town of Campbellsburg
Council, At-large- 2 positions
Salem Community Schools, At-Large- 3 positions
East Washington School Corp.- 2 positions: Polk and Town of Pekin
West Washington School Corp.- 3 positions: Madison, Posey, & Vernon Township
ADDITIONAL ELECTION DATES
- May 21: Voter registration opens for general election
- Oct. 7: Voter registration ends
- Oct. 8: Early voting begins
- Oct. 24: Deadline to receive absentee ballot application
- Nov. 5: General election day (6 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
Washington County Inmate Roster – 4-28-24
Possession or use of legend drug or precursor
Possession of syringe
Possession of paraphernalia
Possession of methamphetamine
Possession of paraphernalia
Possession of syringe
Neglect of a dependent
Invasion of privacy
Possession of paraphernalia
DrivING WHILE SUSPENDED
Jackson County Inmate Roster – 4-28-24
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