The Press-Dispatch
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A-6 Wednesday, June 29, 2022 The Press-Dispatch Brawley graduated with honors Faith Hammond-Brawley, of Evansville, formerly of Otwell, graduated with honors in May, 2022, from the University of Southern Indiana with a Masters Degree in Social Work. Franklin College honors 2022 graduates Franklin College's 2022 Commencement took place on Saturday, May 21, in Spur- lock Center Gymnasium on the Franklin College cam- pus. The event was also live- streamed on the college's website. The following local students were honored: Quindelyn Louise Bailey, of Petersburg, earned a Bachelor of Arts de- gree in elementar y education. Ian Gregor y Seim, of Spurgeon, ear ned a Bache- lor of Ar ts degree in histor y. Stephanie Nicole Hautsch, of Jasper, earned a Master of Science degree in physician assistant studies. Emma Christine Stout, of Holland, earned a Master of Science degree in physician assistant studies. Driver going 115 mph said no good reason for speeding By Sherri Sebella News Editor sherri@pressdispatch.net An Indianapolis woman was cited for travelling 115 mph on I-69 Saturday, June 18. Indiana State Trooper Brayden Angermeier wit- nessed Amira Malcom, 28, of Indianapolis, southbound on Interstate 69, near the 41 mile marker, traveling 115 miles per hour. According to a probable cause affidavit, it took approx- imately four miles to catch up to the target vehicle. While catching up, Anger- meier witnessed the vehicle continue to pass other vehi- cles, while in the left lane, at an estimated to be more than 100 miles per hour. Angermeier eventually caught up with the driver after crossing into Gibson Coun- ty. The driver was hesitant to stop and eventually pulled over near the 37-mile marker. Angermeier told Malcom she was travelling 115 miles per hour in a 70 mile per hour zone and Malcom replied, "Is that so?" and admitted there was no reason for her speed. She was issued a citation for speeding and informed that the prosecutor's office would review the incident and decide whether or not to file criminal charges for reckless driving. Kabrick escapes injury in 257 crash A r ural Velpen man es- caped injur y Friday morn- ing when he fell asleep and crashed into a wooded area. Hayden Kabrick, 21, of 2710 S. SR257, Velpen was driving a red 2022 Toyota Camr y on nor th on High- way 257 just nor th of the Patoka River, when he fell asleep. Pike County Deputy Sher- iff Buck Seger said Kabrick ran off the roadway and trav- eled into a woods where he struck a tree and overturned. It caused damage to the front, rear and sides of the vehicle estimated at between $10,000 and $25,000. Patoka Lake kayak tour July 16 Patoka Lake is hosting a kayak tour at 9 a.m. Satur- day, July 16. It will start at the Wall's Lake boat ramp. The journey will travel along remnants of Wall's Lake dam to the "lake within a lake." Beaver, osprey, bald eagles, and other wildlife can often be seen on the route. Participants should arrive at the ramp no later than 8:45 a.m. to unload equipment and register. Non-motorized lake permits are required and will be sold at the event for $5. Per- mits can also be purchased at the Patoka Lake office from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. For more information re- garding this program or other interpretive events, please call the Nature Center at 812-685- 2447. Patoka Valley Quilt Guild has June meeting The June meeting of the Patoka Valley Quilt Guild was at the Ferdinand Community Center on June 7, with Pres- ident Melissa Ruschau pre- siding. Announcements were made, and the treasurer's report was given. The new address of PO Box 237, Ferdi- nand, is now official. Remem- ber that membership dues are requested during June or July. They may be mailed to the new address. Open Sewing Days will be at the Ferdinand Library on July 14-16 and August 11-13. The guild exhibition at the Thyen Clark Cultural Center will take place July 7-August 22. Bring your quilts ready for hanging to the center at 9 a.m. on July 5. Forms for entries will be available at the center and in the newsletter. First Thursday nights will be held in July and August. Members are asked to attach hanging sleeves to their entries. They are also requested to help with the Creative Crunch Project entitled 30 Quilts in 30 Days in honor of the guild's 30th Anniversar y. Look for sign-up sheet info in the news- letter, or contact Melissa Rus- chau for more information. 26 members and one guest were present. Special Projects quilts were distributed to the Cancer Center, Crisis Con- nection, and Good Sam's this month. Guild retreats at St. Mein- rad this year will be July 19-21 and October 25-27. Contact Ann Jorden for more informa- tion. Nora McGinnis, an Artist in Residence from the IU School of the Arts Center for Rural Engagement, spoke at the meeting. 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