The South Gibson Star-Times serves the towns of Haubstadt, Owensville and Fort Branch.
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South Gibson Star-Times A-4 Tuesday, December 20, 2022 LOCAL Independent Insurance Agent 812-483-4670 • Haubstadt • bill.yarbor@twc.com CALL: Bill Yarbor Are You Adequately Covered? A new year means changes to Medicare premiums, deductibles, copays and benefi ts! Bill Yarbor, experienced insurance agent can help you make sure you are adequately covered. Medicare Supplement Insurance, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Part-D prescription drug plans. Tax Preparation for Individuals & Businesses Walter Arnett CPA, PC 102 N. First Ave., Princeton 812-385-4431 walterarnettcpa.com Support Fort Branch library expansion Fort Branch Carnegie Pub- lic Library is expanding, and is asking the public to support the project. The expansion will keep the Carnegie and the Learn- ing Center, but will add onto those spaces, allowing us to be more accessible and pro- vide a wider array of services including an interactive chil- dren's area, private study and meeting rooms and new items added to the library collection. The library is selling or- naments featuring the origi- nal Carnegie Library on one side and on the back, an old library card design featuring real signatures from import- ant figures from the library's history. Come into either library to- day to get them before they're gone. The library is also selling cookbooks, small and large pavers that can be personal- ized and will be placed in their outdoor reading garden, and a spot on their Library Lega- cy Wall reserved for the high- est donors. Pictured from top: A rendering shows how the Fort Branch Library will look post-renovation. The library welcomes communi- ty support on the project. A candy-sweet ham, made with local honey and local jelly, is part of a cookbook that promotes local produc- ers and supports the Fort Branch library. CHRISTMAS CHEER AT THE CENTER Clockwise from upper-left: Seniors have a buffet during their Christmas par- ty at The Center for Seniors in Gibson County Friday. The Center for Seniors in Gibson County hosted a Christmas party Friday with music, line dancing, and food. The Center for Senior line dancing class demon- strates their moves during a Christmas party Sunday. Ernie Colbert of Owensville has food at The Center for Seniors Christmas party Friday.