Order Legends of Anderson on DVD "Legends of Anderson" is the heart-warming story of two of Anderson's greatest sports heroes. Take a walk down memory lane as former Dodgers pitching great Carl Erskine and 1946 Mr. Basketball Johnny Wilson share tales of their days growing up together in Anderson, their best moments in sports and their lifelong commitment to community. Order your copy of the keepsake DVD for just $12.95, plus $1.50 shipping and handling....more>>
Video: New crime watch group, Bridge Church, Colts Today, a new crime watch group is working to keep the streets of Anderson safe. A piece on Bridge Church pulled from the pages of Madison magazine. On Sunday, we’ll drop by the NAACP’s Henry Beckham banquet and look into a sexual harassment suit filed against Nestle....more>>
Area girls basketball preview: Searching for answers Without good health and with some roles a bit undefined, Shenandoah isn’t quite ready to return to its past state championship winning glory....more>>
Nov. 7: Community Briefs PENDLETON — Sahm’s Restaurant, 1251 Huntzinger Blvd., Suite 600, Pendleton will host a charity dinner to benefit Second Harvest Food Bank of East Central Indiana on Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. ...more>>
Use Celebrations to announce your special event Use Celebrations to announce your special event: anniversaries, births, birthdays, engagements and weddings. Or search Celebrations to find out who is celebrating in your community....more>>
Chesterfield: Ex-officials bilked town out of $259,000, audit finds Five former employees defrauded the town of Chesterfield of more than $250,000 over two years, according to a state audit report released Thursday....more>>
Find Madison County obituaries through Legacy View the most recent obituaries from the Madison County area, or use the search feature to find a specific person. Share memories, offer online condolences and even send flowers through Legacy. You can even print or e-mail an obituary....more>>
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