Jackson County Inmate Roster – 1.5.17
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Snow Brings Accidents and Closings
The season’s first snow has descended on Kentuckiana, bringing with it plenty of accidents and school closings.
Schools began calling off classes this morning by 5a.
Salem, East Washington and West Washington were all called off today along with most other schools in the WSLM Listening Area — Lawrence, Jackson, Scott, Madison, Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Crawford, Orange.
“The line of snow ended with the northern counties of Lawrence, Washington and Scott,” said Becky White, WSLM General Manager and Owner. “I’ve been monitoring this for a couple of days so we could stay on top of the weather changes. The National Weather Service in Louisville is calling for a worse case scenario of 5 inches. I think we’ll get a couple of more inches.”
The official reading this morning at 6a at WSLM was 2 inches.
According to Washington County Deputy Sheriff Brent Miller they department has been working accidents since early this morning.
“Since 4:45 am we have had 10 total accidents, 5 requiring reports, 2 with slight injuries, county roads are snow covered and slick, please travel with caution. We are currently working several accidents,” he noted in a Facebook message.
Washington County Sheriff Roger Newlon spoke on WSLM this morning. “Take your time. Allow time — Leave early and take your time. The roads are passable but you need to use caution.”
When asked for tips on staying in your vehicle after an accident, Newlon responded: “Hopefully they have a phone to call 911. It takes time to get to you this morning. We have all of our 4x4s out…we are working three accidents at the same time. It may take time, but we’ll get to you.”
Newlon said the county highway has done a great job. “I will give them a pat on the back. They’ve been out since early this morning putting salt and sand on the county roads. I know they haven’t hit them all but they’re still out in full force.”
Newlon said if you are in an accident in the snow, please stay in your vehicle.
“If all possible….stay in the car. Carry a blanket in the vehicle. use your cell phone. If you’re not in the middle of the road, stay inside,” he said.
Betty Jane Holstine age 83
Mrs. Betty Jane Holstine age 83 of Salem passed away Tuesday, January 3 at Baptist Health Floyd.
Mrs. Holstine was born April 28, 1933 in Salem the daughter of Ernie Nuckles and Edith Pennington Nuckles.
She was an employee of Washington County Welfare Department for over 40 years. She was a member of Salem United Methodist Church.
Betty married Wilbur Holstine on June 28, 1958 and he survives. She is also survived by a son: Joel Holstine (Connie) of Vallonia, two grandchildren: Tara Holstine Wise (Cody) of Lagrange, Kentucky and Kreigh Holstine (Jessica Tolliver) of Lexington, Kentucky, and two great-grandchildren: Brantley and Saylor Jane Wise. She was preceded in death by a brother: Eugene “Bud” Knuckles and two sisters: Aggie Colglazier and Bonnie Crockett and her parents.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:00PM at Weathers Funeral Home. Cremation will follow. Visitation will be Friday from10AM-time of service.
Sherri Leigh Woodward, age 62
Sherri Leigh Woodward, age 62 of Salem, Indiana passed away Monday, December 26, 2016.
Visitation: Saturday, January 7, from 1 pm to 3:30 at Dawalt Funeral Home.
Funeral Service: 3:30pm, Saturday, at Dawalt Funeral Home.
Mary J. Owsley of Campbellsburg
Mrs. Mary J. Owsley of Campbellsburg passed away Tuesday, January 3, 2017 in Scottsburg, surrounded by her children and husband.
Mary was born March 11, 1930 in Salem, Indiana to Clyde I. and Maude Turley Chastain, who preceded her in death.
A graduate of Campbellsburg High School, she is survived by her husband: Billy G. Owsley whom she married on December 4, 1949.
Mary is also survived by her four children: Rhea Dawn Green of Pekin, Darrell (Tracy) Owsley of Salem, J.D. ( Kay) Owsley of Campbellsburg, and Lisa (Roger) Conrad of Fredericksburg, eight beloved grandchildren: Ryan (Amber Shocke) Jackson, Mandy (Josh) Jackson Cain, Morgan (Ashley) Conrad, Clayton (Ashly) Owsley, Dylan (Amber) Conrad, Shelby (Ritchie Gilliat) Green, Courtney (Luke) Seeley and Gary R. Hook II. Ten great-grandchildren: Chase and Reese Jackson, Jayli and Jozalin Cain, Emery Haub, Kinley and Neely Conrad, Graham and Spencer Owsley and Charlotte Seeley.
Mary is also survived by her twin sister: Martha (Frederic) Ingram of Salem and numerous nieces and nephews. In addition to mother and homemaker, Mary was a former employee of the old B.F. Goodrich plant in Salem and the Charlestown Ammo Plant. Mary and Billy operated a Charolais cattle operation for many years and owned the Owsley Limestone Company of Salem until retiring in 1986.
Besides her parents, Mary was preceded in death by a sister: Dorothy Mitchell and five brothers: Emmet, Paul, Bruce, Phillip and Roger Chastain.
Over the years, Mary with Billy were regular fixtures at any event involving their children or grandchildren; sporting events, county fair cattle shows, whatever it was, Mary and Billy was there to support and cheer them on.
Mary formerly played piano at Westview Christian Church, where she was a member and active in the Ladies Aid and Prime Timers groups.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 11:00AM at Westview Christian Church. Burial will follow in Livonia Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday from 4-8PM at the funeral home and Friday form 9-11AM at the church.
Snow Fighters Prepared for Winter Weather
Two to Three Inches of Snow Forecast for Southwest Indiana
With winter weather in the forecast, Indiana Department of Transportation Snow Fighters are mobilizing to keep the roads safe.
The National Weather Service is forecasting three to four inches of snowfall with two to three inches of accumulation in southwestern Indiana beginning in the early morning hours on Thursday, January 5.
The system is expected to start in the eastern part of the state, and move west bringing light snowfall early on and later the potential for snow squalls – or areas of blowing snow that can reduce visibility and create hazardous conditions.
Snow Fighters have been monitoring conditions since Tuesday night, with patrols out looking for slick spots as temperatures dropped below freezing.
They are also working today (Wednesday, Jan. 4) to pre-treat roads and bridges with salt brine. When snow begins to fall, our Snow Fighters will mobilize and begin snow removal operations in 12-16 hour shifts until the system has passed and the roads are clear.
Motorists are reminded to prepare for hazardous driving conditions during the event. INDOT offers these tips for the motoring public:
- Reduce your speed, especially on four-lane and Interstate routes.
- Allow yourself extra time to reach your destination.
- Don’t crowd the plow. Remember, our plows (#YellowTrucks on social media) have a large blind spot and the driver may not see you if you are too close or riding alongside them.
- It’s always safer behind a plow, but if you must pass, do it as quickly as conditions allow.
- Know before you go. Visit INDOT.carsprogram.org to check the latest road conditions.
There are a number of reasons for this: the driver may be headed to the starting place for their specific route, they may on their way to refuel, or they could be treating roads with brine or salt.
Also remember, our Snow Fighters have designated routes and it takes two to three hours to complete a cycle. You may also see Yellow Trucks with their blades not engaged.
Motorists should also note that as temperatures drop below 20 degrees, salt alone becomes less effective.
To combat that, INDOT uses beet juice in combination with salt and brine in low temperature situations. More helpful tips are available at winter.indot.in.gov.
INDOT urges drivers to slow down and stay alert during winter weather events. For updates and traffic alerts, “Like” INDOT on Facebook at www.facebook.com/
Lawrence County Inmate Roster – 1.4.17
J A I L M A N A G E M E N T
Arrest Report for Courts
01/03/2017 thru 01/04/2017
Book Date Time DOB SSN Charge Charge Sex Arr Ag Bail Bail Agency
Cause No. Code(s) Description(s)
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01/03/2017 0249 12/07/1990 *********** M BEDFORD PD 505.00 SUP1 SIG80 ROA
RITCHISON,MICHAEL S 00000000072 R.A. BY FORCE Court: Date/Time: -0000
00000000128 POSS OF PARAPHERNALI Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: BEDFORD State: IN
Class: MISDEMEANOR
Release Date/Time: 01/03/2017-1400
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01/03/2017 1017 01/04/1973 *********** M LCPD 0.00
GRISSOM,STEPHEN L 47D01-1609-F6-1127 00000000079 FAILURE TO APPEAR CR Court: SUPER 1 Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: City: ORANGE CO State:
Class:
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01/03/2017 1136 10/13/1991 *********** M LCPD 0.00
TAYLOR,DUSTIN EUGENE 47D01-1412-F4-1587 00000000180 RETURNED FOR COURT Court: SUPERIOR COURT I Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: MONROE CO State: IN
Class:
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01/03/2017 1331 05/03/1977 *********** F BEDFORD PD 0.00
MAGNUS,WENDIE D 47D02-1511-F6-1328 00000000201 PETITION TO REVOKE Court: SUPER 2 Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: BEDFORD State: IN
Class:
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01/03/2017 1339 11/11/1970 *********** F LCPD 566.50
HARGRAVE,ANNIE R 47D02-1208-FD-890 00000000079 FAILURE TO APPEAR CR Court: SUPER 2 Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: BELZONI State: MS
Class:
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01/03/2017 1424 02/06/1980 *********** M LCPD 5,000.00
MORALES,MICHAEL A 47D01-1612-CM-1553 00000000148 RESISTING LAW ENFORC Court: SUPERIOR COURT I Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: LOS ANGLES State: CA
Class: MISDEMEANOR
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01/03/2017 1934 06/21/1973 *********** M LCPD 755.00
BROWN,JAMES F ON-SITE BATTERY/DOM BATTERY/DOMESTIC Court: Date/Time: -0000
ON-SITE 00000000082 INTIMIDATION Court: Date/Time: -0000
ON-SITE 00000000213 STRANGULATION Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: MUNCIE State: IN
Class:
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Run: 4-JAN-2017 9:04 LAWRENCE COUNTY Page: 2
JBS15 - Run By: FODDRILL,KYLE
AGENCY: 00 J A I L M A N A G E M E N T
Arrest Report for Courts
01/03/2017 thru 01/04/2017
Book Date Time DOB SSN Charge Charge Sex Arr Ag Bail Bail Agency
Cause No. Code(s) Description(s)
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01/03/2017 2345 05/13/1991 *********** M ISP 0.00
DAVIS,ZACHARIA JA 47DO21608CM1044 00000000079 FAILURE TO APPEAR CR Court: SUP II Date/Time: -0000
47DO21606CM767 00000000079 FAILURE TO APPEAR CR Court: SUP II Date/Time: -0000
00000000210 HOLD FOR ANOTHER COU Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: LAWRENCE COUNTY State: IN
Class:
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01/04/2017 0320 04/06/1986 *********** M BEDFORD PD 5,000.00
GILLEY,DUSTIN T 00000000006 LEAVING SCENE OF PD Court: Date/Time: -0000
00000000008 O.W.I. "A" MISD. Court: Date/Time: -0000
Citizen? Yes Birth Place Country: US City: LAWRENCE CO State: IN
Class: MISDEMEANOR
Jackson County Inmate Roster – 1.4.17
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ORANGE COUNTY REMC SEEKS STUDENTS FOR YOUTH PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Orange County REMC has held a long tradition of helping shape the leaders of tomorrow. The hunt is currently on to find high school juniors to travel to Washington D.C. as part of the Rural Electric Youth Tour.
The REMC is also accepting applications from sixth grade students who want to attend Touchstone Energy Camp at Camp Tecumseh, in Brookston, IN.
Youth Tour to Washington D.C.
Youth Tour was established with one thought in mind – to inspire our next generation of leaders. Since 1964, more than 50,000 young Americans have taken advantage of this special opportunity offered by their electric cooperative.
It all takes place in June, when hundreds of electric co-ops across the country send participants to Washington, D.C. for a chance to learn about the cooperative business model and a full week of sightseeing.
While in D.C., participants have a chance to meet with their elected officials and discuss the issues that are important back home. Without a doubt, Youth Tour has grown into an invaluable program that gives young Americans an experience that will stay with them for the rest of their lives.
In February, Orange County REMC will begin the application review process to select local students to attend Youth Tour 2017. Youth Tour is so much more than a sightseeing trip. Students have repeatedly shared that this experience has helped them grow into successful professionals. It has also benefited our local communities. Youth Tour participants return home with a deeper understanding and skill-set of what it takes to be a leader, and as a result, they put these skills to use right here in our community. If you are a high school junior interested in traveling to Washington, D.C. to experience the trip of a lifetime, please contact the REMC for more information.
The deadline to apply is February 10, 2017.
Touchstone Energy Camp
Over the past 16 years, this unique event has educated over 1,000 sixth grade students about how to stay safe around electricity, while also providing campers a chance to enjoy a wide variety of outdoor camp activities. Orange County REMC will once again sponsor students to attend Touchstone Energy® Camp June 7-10, at Camp Tecumseh in Brookston, IN.
Campers will enjoy traditional outdoor camp activities, such as horseback riding, zip lining and swimming, while also participating in interactive lessons about safe electricity, working together in teams in a hands-on equipment connecting simulation, and wiring a table top demo to light up a bulb. Plus, they’ll enjoy the bird’s eye view of their friends during bucket truck rides.
Students who are currently in the sixth grade (going into seventh grade in the fall of 2017) are eligible to attend should fill out an application and return it by February 10, 2017.
Operation Round Up Scholarships
Orange County REMC offers local seniors the opportunity to win one of six $750 scholarships.
The purpose of the scholarship program is to recognize the academic and community achievements of outstanding young people and assist them in developing an understanding of community issues. One scholarship will be awarded to a graduating senior from each of the schools in the REMC territory (Paoli, Springs Valley, Orleans, Mitchell, Crawford and West Washington.)
An applicant’s parent, legal guardian, or primary relative must be a member of Orange County REMC, participating in the Operation Round Up program when the scholarship application is judged. Applicants must graduate by the end of June 2017.
Applicants must be accepted into an accredited Indiana College or Indiana Trade School. The scholarship recipient must hold incoming freshman status and NOT have previously attended college.
Deadline for the scholarship program is also February 10, 2017.
Applications and eligibility requirements for these programs are available at www.myremc.coop or by contacting Orange County REMC at 812-865- 2229 or 888-337- 5900 toll free.
Two From Scottsburg Arrested on Drugs
Yesterday morning at approximately 10:30 am, trooper Matt Busick from the Indiana State Police Post at Sellersburg was patrolling in rural Scott County when he saw a car pull into a residence on Lover’s Lane near Lexington, IN, acting suspicious.
As Trooper Busick pulled into the same driveway to investigate further, one of the passengers of the vehicle was at the front door speaking to the home owner.
As Trooper Busick gained information, the vehicle occupants stated they had allegedly stopped at the residence to ask to use a phone even though there were five cell phones in the car.
As Busick continued to investigate the occupants of the vehicle it lead to Busick locating approximately an ounce of Crystal Methamphetamine, approximately a half ounce of Heroin and ten schedule four controlled pills.
The driver of the vehicle, Daniel Robinson, 30, from Scottsburg, IN, was arrested on an Indiana Department o
f Correction Parole Warrant; Possession of Heroin, Felony; Possession of Methamphetamine, Felony and Possession of a Controlled Substance, Felony.
The front seat passenger, Sarah Kahl, 25, from Scottsburg, was arrested and charged with Possession of Heroin, Felony; Possession of Methamphetamine, Felony and Possession of a Controlled Substance, Felony.
Both of the arrested subjects were transported to and incarcerated at the Scott County Jail.
Trooper Busick was assisted by the Scott County Sheriff’s Department.
