The Union City Lions Club met on Tuesday evening for our regular meeting. After a meal served by D’s Restaurant the program for the evening was presented by Mike Wickersham, President, and CEO of Wick’s Pies in Winchester.
Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry would like to remind ALL hunters and landowners about our deer donation program! After you’ve filled your freezer, please help us to feed those in need in your area by donating to Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry’s “Meat” the Need initiative. Just take your deer in to …
Ara Cowper will be rowing the boat in the fall for Indiana University.
Maddie Lawrence liked Indiana Wesleyan from the very beginning.
What Delaware County school has both girls and boys varsity basketball coaches who graduated from a Randolph County school? a) Cowan, b) Muncie Central, c) Wes-Del, d) Yorktown
The Lady Indians defeated the New Castle Trojans 88-69 on Wednesday. The Indians were led by Skylie Lutz with 29 points and 13 rebounds. Mariah Claywell added 16 and 6 assists. Jodi Carpenter had 12 to go with her 7 assists.
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Ara Cowper will be rowing the boat in the fall for Indiana University.
Maddie Lawrence liked Indiana Wesleyan from the very beginning.
What Delaware County school has both girls and boys varsity basketball coaches who graduated from a Randolph County school? a) Cowan, b) Muncie Central, c) Wes-Del, d) Yorktown
The Lady Indians defeated the New Castle Trojans 88-69 on Wednesday. The Indians were led by Skylie Lutz with 29 points and 13 rebounds. Mariah Claywell added 16 and 6 assists. Jodi Carpenter had 12 to go with her 7 assists.
The Lady Rebels were victorious again on Friday night. They continue their winning streak against Wes-Del. The Lady Rebels lead at halftime by 20 and cruised to a 10 point victory.
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Each year, hundreds of thousands suffer from cardiac arrest in the U.S. Anytime, anywhere, an emergency can strike, leaving many with little chance for life-saving personnel to make a difference. These numbers would be decreased dramatically if more people were CPR certified. Currently at Seneca Valley School District, students and staff are training to be ready for any dire situation thrown their way.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Or is it? Full of festive decor and family traditions, the months of November and December can provide plenty to be jolly about. But they also come with their fair share of holiday health hazards.
If you have walked by your local Starbucks or any coffee shop during the scramble of commuters trying to get to work, the line around the block is a clear indication that Americans love their morning Joe.
Trying to attain perfection, especially during the holidays, can leave a person financially stressed and spiritually depleted.
