The Press-Dispatch
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Page zero Preview PD iNSiDer School retains insurance funding provider Board voted to fund insurance through the Indiana Public Schools Trust Fund and also approved the resignation of long-time head cook Eydie Dillon at a special meeting Mon- day night. ■ Read Full Article Two arrested for OVWI Two people were arrested on charges of drunken driving last week in Pike County in separate incidents. One was arrested after he crashed his truck upside down into a ditch and another was arrested after he urinated in front of a policeman. ■ Read Full Article Council approves request for EMS Building upgrade funds County Councilmen approved an additional appropriation of $331,000 that is mostly a bookkeeping maneuver to return the 2012 budget to original levels. They also approved a $35,000 request to make upgrades to the EMS Building. ■ Read Full Article Petersburg Elementary Fall Carnival Many contests were featured during the Pe- tersburg Elementary School's Fall Carnival last Friday night. ■ See Photo Feature Mary L & R Floral Design is a mother-and-son operation Mary Willis and her son, Roger, retired earlier this year—Mary in June and Roger in May—but, they said, "we didn't like it. So we decided we had to do something." Why not open a flower shop? ■ Read Full Feature First crash at I-69 exit A Petersburg woman was injured Tuesday afternoon in an accident as she exited I-69 onto Highway 61 south of Petersburg. Pike County Chief Deputy Sheriff Todd Meadors said Mary Johnson was exiting I-69 onto Highway 61 when she pulled in front of a semi-truck. ■ See Photo Community Foundation awards several grants Excitement and anticipation were in the air Nov. 8 as the grant recipients gathered at the Main Street Presbyterian Church to receive their checks from the Pike County Commu- nity Foundation. ■ Read Full Article First win comes for Pike Central Girls The Lady Chargers had a busy week dur- ing the past eight days, and they were able to pick up their first win of the season two weeks earlier than last year. ■ Read Full Article Lady Chargers get wet The girls swimming season started Monday night for the Pike Central Lady Chargers with a second place finish in a three-team meet with Evansville Central and Bosse High Schools. ■ Read Full Article with Photos HARRIS Pike County's Real Estate Powerhouse REAL ESTATE CLICK TO SEE OUR 711 E MAIN, PETERSBURG • 354-2006 WEBSITE FaCeBooK WEEKLY AD