Colts fans watch Super Bowl dream fade away ANDERSON, Ind. — As the Indianapolis Colts were upset by the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, fans across Madison County watched the game, unable to believe their eyes. Even as the fourth quarter soured, tavern owner Roger Moran held onto the belief that the Colts would pull out a win....more>>
Saints beat Colts 31-17 to win Super Bowl Leave it to Purdue and Indiana to keep the Indianapolis Colts from bringing back a second Super Bowl trophy to Lucas Oil Stadium. With the Colts unable to provide enough of a pass rush, former Purdue University quarterback Drew Brees completed 32 of 39 passes for 288 yards and fired two touchdowns to earn game Most Valuable Player honors as the New Orleans Saints posted a 31-17 Super Bowl XLIV win Sunday night at Sun Life Stadium....more>>
White River Fish Kill: 10 years of recovery ANDERSON, Ind. — Scour the banks of the White River. Amid the muddy banks, rich clumps of algae and swirling smallmouth bass, faint traces of the environmental catastrophe known as the White River fish kill can still be found. “It left a trademark ring around every rock and every piece of concrete,” said John Bundy, founder of White River Rescue 2000....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>>
Super Bowl XLIV most-watched TV show in history NEW YORK – The Super Bowl was watched by more than 106 million people, surpassing the 1983 finale of "M*A*S*H" to become the most-watched program in television history....more>>
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