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August 29, 2012

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Page zero Preview PD iNSiDer Risley charged with cultivating marijuana A Winslow man was arrested and his wife cited on marijuana charges after police sur- veillance located marijuana plants from the air last week.. ■ Read Full Article Deer blamed in crash A rural Winslow man escaped injury Sun- day when he swerved to miss a deer and rolled his car over. According to Pike County Deputy Sheriff, Dallas Killian, Eric A. Drew, 22, of 6466 E. SR56, Winslow, was driving his 2003 Mitsubishi east on CR200N just east of CR900E when he said a deer ran in front of him. ■ See photo Amanda Brown goes on 'trip of a lifetime' Amanda Brown, who teaches math at Gibson Southern was part of a Gibson County delegation which traveled to Japan as part of the county's involvement with the program, Friendship Cities Program. ■ See Feature State Fair a great experience for Miss Pike County Hannah Crow, Miss Pike County 2012, had the time of her life competing in the state pageant and enjoying the Indiana State Fair during its final weekend. ■ Read Full Feature More than 40 people attend the Farm City Tour More than 40 people took part in the Pike County Farm tour on Saturday, Aug. 18. The tour included a meal and a bus trip to the Farbest's Sugar Ridge Brooding Hub located near Glezen and GPC's facility near Washing- ton. ■ Read Full Feature Relay for Life car wash Team Todd Catt had a car wash Saturday morning to raise money for Relay for Life. Members of the team are honoring Todd Catt, who died October 26, 2009. Above, Shawna Wiscaver, Susan Boger and Danielle Boren wash the truck Wiscaver's father, Todd Catt, used to own. ■ See Photos Lady Chargers get first two wins The first two wins of the season came for the Pike Central Lady Chargers as they downed Washington Catholic and South Spencer and finished in sixth place in the Screen Printing Plus Tournament at Vincennes Lincoln High School. ■ Read Full Story with Video Tigers fly past Chargers Despite two rallies, the Pike Central Char- gers football crew just could not come up with enough stops or points and lost one to the Princeton Tigers 44-26 Friday night in Princeton. ■ Read Full Story with Video Gordon pleads guilty to three-county chase charges A Pike County man is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to six separate charges stemming from an attempted bank robbery and high speed police chase that spanned three counties and involved numerous law enforcement agencies. ■ Read Full Article HARRIS Pike County's Real Estate Powerhouse REAL ESTATE CLICK TO SEE OUR 711 E MAIN, PETERSBURG • 354-2006 WEBSITE FaCeBooK WEEKLY AD

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