The Press-Dispatch
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Front Wednesday, Januar y 18, 2023 The Press-Dispatch A-2 1411 N. Chestnut Street • 812-683-5810 • www.FrizDental.com FAMILY FAMILY AND AND IMPLANT DENTISTRY IMPLANT DENTISTRY OF HUNTINGBURG OF HUNTINGBURG Come see us Today! DR. ALAN PAUL FRIZ OFFERING • Tooth replacement services • One appointment root canal • New patients welcome • Same day pain relief • Dental implants • Same-day wisdom tooth removal Notice of Pike County Soil and Water Conservation District's 76th Annual Meeting The Pike County SWCD will hold their annual business meeting at The Glezen Revival Center on Tuesday, January 31st, 2023. For more information or to attend, please call the Pike County Soil & Water Conservation District office at 812-354-6120 ext. 3 to make a reservation as soon as possible. Walk-ins welcome. JUST Fine Clothing and Shoes • Unique Home Decor • Accessories • Gifts Located on the square in Jasper 812.482.3200 Mon.-Fri. 10am-5:30pm, Sat. 10am-4pm Follow us on 60 off % W inter Clearance Garments & Shoes NOW thru Jan. 31, 2023 Taste of Pike County slated for March 30 By Jill Hyneman Correspondent news@pressdispatch.net The date and location have been set to bring back last year's Taste of Pike on Thurs- day, March 30, at 6 p.m. The planning committees con- sist of board members from the Economic Development Corporation (EDC) and Pike County Chamber of Com- merce (PCCC), who are work- ing together to bring back last year's fun event. It is a fun twist on both organizations' annual dinners. This annual event is largest fundraiser of the year for both organizations, to help with operating expenses and spe- cial projects to improve Pike County. "Pike County EDC looks forward to another great col- laboration with the Cham- ber by co-hosting the Annual Dinner," Ashley Willis, Exec- utive Director of Pike County EDC, said. "Everyone is wel- come. This is a fun event for the community to learn about the exciting projects taking shape in the county." "We look forward to a fun evening of local food, Pike Feud, and sharing a little about what is going on in our county," Stephanie McGuire, President of the PCCC said. " We hope to pack the house." This year it will be at a new location. The festivities will be at the Petersburg Elemen- tary School at 1415 East Alford Street Petersburg, IN 47567. The committee has reached out to local restaurants/food establishments. Last year they had some tasty delights from JayC grocery store, Mi- Patio, Amber Manor, Calorita, Smoke House, Caddy Shack, Randy's, Moose Lodge, The Village Inn, and The Beacon of Light Café. Pike Feud will be back again this year and a com- mittee is working on adding a few local Pike County ques- tions to the game, so you may be asked to answer a few ques- tions for this fun game. Again, this year they want six to eight teams to partici- pate in the Pike Feud and the cost is $150 for a team. They are excited to have Kenny Speed back as the Steve Har- vey-type host of the Pike Feud, which is a family feud/sur- vey-says style of game. Tickets will be $25, $300 for table sponsorship or $2,000 to be an event sponsor. If you have any questions, want to attend, or participate in this event, contact Jill Hyneman at the PCCC at chamber@ pikecounty.in.gov or 812- 354-8155 or Ashley Willis at pikegrowth@pikeco.org or 812-354-2271. Cover Story Front Page: Nick Adams loads a log into the tractor at Winslow Parks. Adams works at IPL and is from Petersburg, as Justin Gruber drives the tractor and volunteered to help clean up the Winslow Park on Sunday for a future bike trail. Gruber is from Jasper.