The Press-Dispatch
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Page zero preview PD INSIDER 'Hitman' email sent to teacher was hoax State to change school vaccination policy next year Pike Central students to attend inauguration After outbreaks of chicken pox in Indiana, the state is requiring a second dose of chicken pox vaccine for all kids entering kindergarten. The state is also recommending parents to give their kids a second dose of Hepatitis A (Hep A) vaccine as they enter kindergarten. ■ See Full Article Thirty-six Pike Central students and 12 chaperones will have the experience of a lifetime spending two days seeing some of the sights in Washington D.C. and attending the inauguration of U.S. President Barack Obama in a special chance to learn about both American History. ■ Read Full Article Two injured in accidents Tech Solutions: Must-have apps for your mobile device Lady Chargers trip up Loogootee PC BPA advances to state Boys can't hold on to ball Petersburg Elementary School had some scary moments last week. A teacher received a threatening email telling her a hitman had been hired to kill her and had been following her. Eventually it was recognized by investigators as a 'blast' email scam. ■ Read Full Article Minor injuries were reported in two accidents, and both the drivers were cited. ■ Read Full Article Grubb takes over as school board president Jerry Grubb was elected president of the Pike County School Corporation Board of Education Monday night as new members Nathan Harker and Chris McKinney attended their first regular meeting as official board members. ■ Read Full Article Tablets like the Google Nexus, Kindle Fire and iPad Mini topped Christmas wish lists in 2012. Over 17 million mobile devices came online on Christmas Day alone. ■ Read the new Technology Column The Pike Central High School Business Professionals of America (BPA) members advanced to the State Leadership Conference.. ■ See Article with Photo The week of girls basketball started out with a solid performance by the Pike Central Lady Chargers but it ended with a tough loss to Jasper and another loss to North Posey. ■ Read Full Article with Video It was not the ending to a hard week of practice that the Pike Central Chargers wanted as they lost a hard fought battle at Heritage Hills on Friday night and were never really in the game losing at Jasper. ■ Read Full Article Harris REAL ESTATE Pike County's Real Estate Powerhouse Click to see our WEBSITE Weekly ad 711 E Main, Petersburg • 354-2006 FACEBOOK