The Press-Dispatch
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Pauw's two daughters were in child seats and not seriously in- jured. • Pike Central junior Lane Doades, 17, of Otwell, suffered head injuries when he fell from the back of a friend's pickup truck as it as leaving the Circle A Conve- nience Store in Otwell. • Gudorf Supply Compa- ny, Inc. filed a notice of inten- tion to hold a mechanic's lien against The Friends of Ot- well, claiming the group ow- es them more than $ 300,000 for their work in building the charter school. • Isaac Theising, a Pike Central eighth grader who suffers from Spina Bifida, swam to five gold medals at the Endeavor Games in Fort Wayne. • Pike County unveiled their Master plan for the Pike County I-69 inter- change area. The 139 -page document lays out planned development of infrastruc- ture, utilities, roads and housing in the area that in- cludes a 4,000 acre mega- site and a 340 -acre "shovel- ready site." "We now find ourselves in the game," said Petersburg Mayor R. C. Klipsch. • Pike County native Hunter Manning was named the 2017 Trooper of the Dis- trict at the Indiana State Po- lice Spring Awards Ceremo- ny in Indianapolis. • Pike Central senior De- mi Croak signed a national letter of intent to play soft- ball at Oakland City Univer- sity. MAY • A Vincennes man was arrested when a passenger in a traffic stop told police he couldn't tell them his name because of a murder and that he was an under- cover agent for police in Vin- cennes. A search of the car found a bag containing what tested positive for meth un- der the front seat. State Trooper Chase Ea- ton said he saw Patrick Walker, 30, who was in the backseat, put something un- der the seat in front of him. Walker was arrested on preliminary charges of pos- session of meth, conspiracy to deal meth, maintaining a common nuisance, posses- sion of marijuana, posses- sion of paraphernalia and false informing. • Whitney Pit, located on CR 175 E., between Ayr- shire Road and Number Sev- en Road, was filled in. It was a $1.2 million project funded by the Department of Natu- ral Resources, despite pro- tests by area sportsmen. The DNR claimed the high wall at the pit was dangerous and contributed to acid run- off in the area. Area sports- men who fished and hunted in the area claimed the proj- ect ruined good fishing and hunting habitat on public property. • Kent Johnson won a closely contested three-way race for the Democrat nomi- nation for Sheriff over Depu- ty Sheriff Brad Jenkins and retired FBI agent John Bel- lamy. Retired State Troop- er Frank Coleman defeated Jeff Davis for the Republican nomination for Sheriff. • Heath Scraper defeated Steven R. Vian for the Dem- ocrat nominated for Pike County Commissioner. • Former Petersburg Mayor Jon Craig won a three-way race for the Re- publican nomination in County Council District 2 over Charles Lemond and Shawn McGillem. • Incumbent Max Elliott defeated Jim Johns for the Republican nomination for County Council District 3 nomination. • Pike Central middle schooler Wyatt Frasure won the PAC 100 -yard dash with a time of 12.59 and Reming- ton Gideon won the discus with a throw of 115'2". Eric- ka Vinnedge won the girls' discus competition in the middle school PAC with a throw of 83'6.5". • Jacob Bohnert signed a letter of intent to swim at Io- wa Lakes Community col- lege. • Jennifer A. Kostas, 37, of Shoals, and David Law- son, of Evansville, were both arrested on charges of deal- ing in meth, a Level 5 felony, after a traffic stop. • Pike Central's student government sponsored a Dance Marathon that raised more than $21,000 for Riley Children's hospital. • Pike Central varsity football coach Erik Matting- ly resigned as football coach to take a teaching and assis- tant coach position at North Posey. • Pike Central senior pole vaulter Gavin Boyd won the Pocket Athletic Conference meet with a leap of 13'. • Lincoln Vaughn and No- ah Onyett both earned All- PAC honors in golf. • Pike Central senior Cai- ley Furman signed a letter of intent to run cross country at Oakland City University. • Charles Baxter IV re- tired after 20 plus years be- ing the pastor at First Bap- tist in Petersburg. Under his leadership, the church grew from an average of 65 peo- ple a week to a peak of more REVIEW Continued from page 3 APRIL 25 — Landon Sharp (left) tosses two fists full of bubble gum and suckers to spectators during the Winslow Sports League's opening day parade on Saturday, April 21. Teammate Jackson Brewster (right) adds a fistfull as well. Ed Cahill photo Continued on page 5