Awareness Washington County and We the Youth invite the community to their second annual Chili Cook Off. Scheduled for March 10 from 4-7 pm at Southern Hills Church, the Cook Off will include great food, fellowship, and many different activities.
Chili cooks are invited to showcase their best chili and compete for cash prizes for Best Judged Chili, People’s Choice, and Best Decorated booth. There is no fee to enter.
The public is invited to sample the variety of savory bowls of chili and vote for their favorite. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children for chili, all the fixings, and a drink. Several dessert auctions will be held throughout the evening, so people can bid on tasty cakes, pies, cupcakes and other pastries.
The Cook Off will also feature a silent auction, a children’s activity table, and a bag raffle, a popular event at last year’s cook off.
Proceeds from the evening will help to support the servant leadership activities of the adult and youth programs.
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Arrest Report for Courts
02/22/2018 thru 02/23/2018
Book Date Time DOB SSN Charge Charge Sex Arr Ag Bail Bail Agency
Cause No. Code(s) Description(s)
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02/22/2018 0118 09/16/1983 *********** F MITCHELL P 0.00
MCPHERSON,TRISTA D 00000000110 POSS SCHED IV Court: Date/Time: -0000
00000000132 POSS OF LEGEND DRUGS Court: Date/Time: -0000
00000000118 POSS MARIJUANA U/30 Court: Date/Time: -0000
00000000152 POSSESSION OF A NARC Court: Date/Time: -0000
00000000129 MAINTAINING COMMON N Court: Date/Time: -0000
00000000128 POSS OF PARAPHERNALI Court: Date/Time: -0000
47D02-1704-F6-442 00000000201 PETITION TO REVOKE Court: Date/Time: -0000
47D02-1709-CM-1446 00000000079 FAILURE TO APPEAR CR Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: BEDFORD State: IN
Class: FELONY
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02/22/2018 0930 11/14/1993 *********** F LCPD 0.00
DANIELS,BRITTANY 47D021708CM1161 00000000201 PETITION TO REVOKE Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: FORT CATSON State: CO
Class: MISDEMEANOR
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02/22/2018 1336 10/17/1991 *********** M BEDFORD PD 0.00
HURT,RONALD L E D011410F61321 00000000133 CONTEMPT OF COURT Court: SUPERIOR COURT I Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: SCOTTBURG State: IN
Class:
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02/22/2018 1412 06/20/1997 *********** M MARTIN COU 0.00
CORRIE,DOMINIC A 00000000180 RETURNED FOR COURT Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: GREENCASTLE State: IN
Class:
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02/22/2018 2133 01/18/1993 *********** M MITCHELL P 0.00
NEWBY,CHARLES E ON-SITE 00000000182 POSSESSION OF METHAM Court: Date/Time: -0000
ON-SITE 00000000128 POSS OF PARAPHERNALI Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: WASHINGTON CO State: IN
Class:
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02/22/2018 2303 02/25/1981 *********** F MITCHELL P 755.00
DUNCAN,PENNY 0BATTERY PR BATTERY, DOM IN PRES Court: Date/Time: -0000
ON-SITE 00000000081 DISORDERLY CONDUCT Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: BELFOUNTAIN State: IN
Class: FELONY
9-30-10-17 Driving/Forfeiture after life
35-44.1-3-1(a) Resisting Law Enforcement
35-44.1-3-1(a) Resisting Law Enforcement
8-40 Reckless driving in City Lot
Salem’s Walmart store has beat out every other Supercenter in the United States to win the Helen R. Walton Award for community service, leadership and volunteer work in their community.
Salem Walmart Manager Mike King took the stage at Walmart’s Corporate Year Beginning Meeting in Texas to accept the Helen R. Walton Award
And they did it within their first year of operation – another first among the Walmart community.
“This is incredible,” said Walmart Manager Mike King. “When i came to Salem, I had a vision to do this. When anything happens in life, it really happens twice. You see it in your mind, and then you make it happen. Getting your people to buy into the vision that you can do something special…it’s like the lottery, why not us?”
“I left the highest volume store in Indiana – in Clarksville – to come to Salem,” said King. “This is the best business decision I’ve made in my life.”
Salem’s store was nominated among hundreds of other Walmarts in America and was among six stores that was considered for the award at this week’s Year Beginning Meeting in Texas.
Four awards were given to a Supercenter, Neighborhood store, Sam’s Club and Distribution Center.
The Helen R. Walton Award recognizes the store that sets the standard for being a “store of the community” through charitable giving, associate involvement and volunteerism.
Stores nominated for this award align community service with the company’s mission to help their associates, customers and communities live better.
Having given thousands of dollars to local civic groups, non-profits, law enforcement agencies and encouraging their associates to give back to the Washington County community, made the Salem Walmart stand out.
Salem Middle School teacher Dan Mullins started a program at the school to teach young men to wear ties – The Tie Guys were one of dozens of benefactors of Walmart.Salem Schools Superintendent DL Reed and Savannah Hartsfield visited Walmart recently with some students during filming of a video recently for the Helen R. Walton awards ceremony.John and Paula Jones took part in Shop With A Cop back in December which was held at Walmart in Salem. Walmart gave discounts and provided other assistance to help buy children in need clothing.
During the grand opening in November 2016, the store gave away $40,000 right away to the Washington County Community Foundation and Salem Police.
And monthly, Salem’s Walmart donates to dozens of businesses including local police, the animal shelter and makes donations of food to the Washington County Food Bank and is involved with the three school districts in the county and more.
The store broke records with its grand opening (the most successful opening that day around the country) and was recently named Supercenter of the Year.
According to Human Resources manager Brad Gilbert, the store recently scored highest in associate engagement in the region.
“We’re so honored to receive this award. Mrs. Walton had about success. It is not what you gather, but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived,” said Gilbert. “Our associates have been wonderful to want to give back to the community.”
Bedford Police determined a possible threat to North Lawrence Middle School was involving another school in another state.
A text alert was sent out early this morning to families of middle school students in the North Lawrence Community Schools system regarding a social media posting Wednesday night.
The alert this morning said:
“Law enforcement personnel indicated that someone may have copied a post from another state, and once the post was activated, information may have become misconstrued. … We, along with our friends associated with the Lawrence County Police Department, the Bedford Police Department and the Indiana State Police, want to reassure you that we are working together to ensure the safety our young people.”
NLCS Superintendent Gary Conner said the Bedford Police Department notified him of the social media activity at about 10:40 p.m. Wednesday.
Bedford Police determined the post pertained to a situation in another state, but generated confusion locally.
A similar situation happened last night to Salem High School. The threat came from a school in Oregon.
Your Indiana State Police is joining law-enforcement agencies across Indiana this March to increase dangerous and impaired driving patrols for the NCAA Tournament and St. Patrick’s Day.
Last year, the weekend beginning St. Patrick’s Day had the highest number crashes involving impaired drivers. With March 17, 2018 falling on a Saturday, police are conducting random patrols, saturation patrols and sobriety checkpoints intended to make our roads safer.
“This is when we celebrate a time honored Hoosier tradition, March Madness and basketball,” said Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter. “However if you drink, your plans should include a designated driver, ride sharing program, or taxi to get you home safely from your celebration. Troopers will be out looking for those drivers who fail to heed this advice and will provide another form of transportation to those drivers; but it won’t be to their home.”
The top causes of all Indiana traffic crashes are drivers following too closely and failing to yield the right of way. Aggressive, distracted and impaired driving reduce reaction times to unexpected slowed traffic, bicycles and pedestrians.
New impaired-driving equipment
In every state, it is illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration of .08 or higher. In Indiana, drivers under 21 with a BAC of .02 are subject to fines and a license suspension for up to 1 year.
Last year the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI) and National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) purchased 1,759 new portable breath tests for Indiana law-enforcement agencies. An additional 836 devices will be purchased this year.
But unlike alcohol, there is no quick field test for the legal and illegal drugs that can impair drivers. ICJI and NHTSA are issuing Android tablets and apps to assist 185 highly-trained police officers in the recognition and enforcement of drug-impaired driving.
If you’re taking a new drug or higher dose, talk with your doctor or don’t drive until you know how it affects you. Even over-the-counter medication such as cold medicine or sleep aids may cause impairment, especially when combined with alcohol or a second drug.
Experience different perspectives on an impaired-driving crash scene in 360 degrees at https://on.in.gov/nobigdeal.
Note for media: Indiana State Police has authorized news media to use clips and quotes from an ISP Road Show episode scheduled to air beginning March 4. The unlisted YouTube video features Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Lt. Richard Kivett, coordinator for the Marion County Traffic Safety Partnership, and ICJI Communications Director Will Wingfield.
35-48-4-1.1(a) Dealing in Meth
35-48-4-1.1(a) Dealing in Meth
35-48-4-1.1(a) Dealing in Meth
35-48-4-1.1(a) Dealing in Meth
16-42-19-18 Poss of Syringe
