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A member of the Super Bowl field crew preps the field at Lucas Oil Stadium Wednesday for its Super Bowl paint scheme.
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NFL seeks to avoid 'Dallas debacle'
"Fans first" has become the mantra for Super Bowl executives who vowed not to repeat in Indianapolis the Dallas debacle of a year ago.
- Subscriptions offered as website evolves
- Former AU student's muffs sport Super Bowl colors
- Woman airlifted after Lapel traffic accident
- Arrest log: Jan. 28
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NFL seeks to avoid 'Dallas debacle'
- Sports
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Pendleton Heights' Matt Wehner drives.
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Arabians clobber Cougars in rout
Kellen Dunham didn’t score his first points until the 1:57 mark of the first quarter Friday night.
By then, the outcome of the game already had been decided.
Pendleton Heights scored 31 of the game’s first 33 points against Greenfield-Central and ran away with an 85-22 victory. - Kats hand Indians 5th straight defeat
- Anderson girls turn up pressure, knock down Wildkats
- Frankton cruises by Elwood
- Alexandria gets one step closer
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Arabians clobber Cougars in rout
- Community
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Sidewalk Prophets will play Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Saturday. They are, from left, Ben McDonald, Cal Joslin, Justin Nace and Dave Frey.
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Sidewalk Prophets part of Rock and Worship Roadshow
As Anderson University students, Dave Frey and Ben McDonald met when Frey was playing Nintendo and McDonald walked into his room. Now, they’re two of four members in Sidewalk Prophets, a Christian band getting ready to release its second CD. Nintendo was an ice-breaker that set up the band.
- Verna Davis: What to do when our words come back to us
- Community Briefs: Jan. 28
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Sidewalk Prophets part of Rock and Worship Roadshow
- Opinion
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Editorial: Vigilance still needed to guard White River
It’s gratifying to see the comeback the White River has made and to know that the effects of the fish kill spill are gone. Now we have to be vigilant, as groups like the White River Watchers are, to see that the river stays pristine and never again suffers such a debilitating attack.
- Letter: Letter-writers’ opinions strike nerve
- Letter: Right-to-work bill could backfire
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- Obituaries
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Obituaries: Jan. 28
Obituaries for Vicki L. Bennett, Herman L. Boyer, Jean B. Budd, Edward F. Evers Jr., Barbara A. Hull, Alice A. Layton, James R. Mitchem, Helen V. Nance and John "Pops" White are published in the Saturday edition of the Herald Bulletin.
- Pending obituaries: Jan. 28
- Funerals: Jan. 28
- Vicki L. Bennett
- Edward F. Evers Jr.
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Obituaries: Jan. 28
- Galleries
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Arabians trample Cougars 85-22
Photos from Pendleton Heights as the Arabians hosted the Greenfield-Central Cougars on Friday.
- Arabians fall to Millers 59-46
- Panthers top Lions 81-67
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