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Businesses gear up on Blue Friday
ANDERSON — Indianapolis Colts fans of all ages used Blue Friday to celebrate their favorite team playing in Sunday’s Super Bowl against the New Orleans Saints.
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Teen killed in crash remembered by family, friends
ANDERSON — The crowded living room of about 30 people with swollen eyes Friday night made one thing clear about 17-year-old Isaac Cardona: He was loved.
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Will Lind be the people's choice?
The former Highland High School star and 2002 Indiana Mr. Baseball Award winner was named Sunday to the All-Star Game: Final Vote list by American League manager Joe Maddon. Lind, the Toronto Blue Jays’ designated hitter, is joined on the AL list by Los Angeles’ Chone Figgins, Detroit’s Brandon Inge, Texas’ Ian Kinsler and Tampa Bay’s Carlos Pena.
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Arabians win second straight sectional title
A young and improving Pendleton Heights baseball team completed a marathon day Tuesday with its second consecutive sectional championship.
Senior Nick Hathcoat had three hits and scored three runs as the Arabians beat No. 10 Connersville 11-4 at the Pendleton Heights Field of Dreams to win their second game of the day and a sectional crown. -
Panthers win delayed title game
The Elwood Panthers waited 24 hours to repeat as sectional champions. And repeat they did, downing the Alexandria Tigers 8-2 at Lapel High School on Tuesday.
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Wilson helps keep Tribe on track
Junior Blake Wilson is no small part of Anderson's baseball success.
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Rain halts Indy 500 rookie practice
Rain has halted rookie practice for the Indianapolis 500.
Only three drivers made it onto the track for about 45 minutes Wednesday. After a steady rain for the next five hours, the track was officially closed. -
I Want Revenge made early Kentucky Derby favorite
Jeff Mullins pulled I Want Revenge out of California this winter, sending him to run on dirt in New York. Bob Baffert stayed put on the synthetic surface with Pioneerof the Nile, and the colt racked up four consecutive victories.
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Tribe wins thriller against Scots
A two-out rally in the top of the seventh and a huge defensive play in the bottom of that same inning helped the Anderson Indians to a 3-2 win over crosstown rival Highland at Bob Stecher Field on Wednesday.
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Highland repeats feat
The Highland Lady Scots' tennis team made it two wins in five days against crosstown rival Anderson with a 3-2 victory over the Indians at the South Side Sports Complex on Wednesday.
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