ANDERSON, Ind. —
The Leadership Academy of Madison County will honor its newest graduates with dinner and guest speaker Charles Staley, president and CEO of the Flagship Enterprise Center, at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson Country Club.
Following are the 2012 graduates of the Leadership Academy:
Linda Alexander, Ivy Tech Community College; Kris Baker, Anderson Dining Services; Brian Bell, Madison County Sheriff Department; Jimmy Byrd, YMCA of Madison County; Ryan Chapman, Unified Group Services; Brian Cuneo, Alexandria Fire Department; Larry Davis, Madison County Government; Matthew W. Ellis, Alexandria Police Department; Lindsey Pancol Garner, Ivy Tech Community College; Teri Garner, Gaither Music Co.; Melanie Hayes, The Herald Bulletin; Brandy Hill, Community Hospital Anderson; Rick Hueston, Stewart Peck Hueston & Thomas, LLP; Pastor Anita D. Jack, East Side Church of God; Dr. Alice Johnson, Alexandria Community School Corp.; Judith Lippman, Saint John’s Health Care System; Ryan McIntosh, STAR Financial Bank; Karen McLaughlin, MonaVie/Dr. Carey McLaughlin; Angela M. Miller, Community Hospital Anderson; Christy Mudd, Primrose Retirement Community; Diana Ockomon, City of Anderson; Ruth Pritchett, AU School of Adult Learning; Lisa Ragsdale, Anderson University; Kim Rogers-Hatfield, United Way of Madison County; Lynzi Scharton, Hoosier Park Racing & Casino; Julie Short, Anderson University; Jenni Skinner, Gateway Association; Damon Stansberry, St. Vincent Mercy Hospital; Chris Stoll, Saint John’s Health Care System; Dana Stone, Anderson Symphony Orchestra; Lori Sylvester, City of Anderson; Mark Thacker, Hoosier Park Racing & Casino; and A.J. Walker, Red Gold Inc.
To make reservations for the dinner, for information about the Leadership Academy of Madison County or to receive an application, contact Bobbette Snyder at 641-3863 or bsnyder@anderson.edu.
Local News
Leadership Academy to honor grads
Flagship leader to speak at banquet set for Thursday
- Local News
-
-
Boy Scouts honor veterans
For those who attended a Boy Scout Memorial Day ceremony Monday afternoon, it was about honoring US servicemen and women for their sacrifices.
-
Anderson man dies at Monroe Reservoir; 3 others arrested
Memorial Day weekend took a tragic turn Saturday evening as an Anderson man visiting Monroe Reservoir died. Three other Anderson men were arrested later that day following the death of Matthew Hosier, 29.
-
Getting Together: Silence not golden for this library program
Certain rules govern almost all libraries: be quiet, don’t mar the pages and absolutely no food or drinks on the premises. But a small group of patrons wait until after hours, lock themselves in the back room of the Alexandria-Monroe Public Library, eat popcorn, drink soda and loudly scoff as they watch bad movies.
-
Arrest log: May 29
The following arrest log appears in the Tuesday edition of The Herald Bulletin.
-
June is Men's Health Month
According to Dr. David Gremillon from Men’s Health Network, “there is a silent health crisis in America….it’s that fact, on average, American men live sicker and die younger than American women.”
-
Memorial Day activities set
For Memorial Day weekend, here’s a list of activities to participate in.
-
Veteran receiving Bronze Star 68 years late
An Army veteran will be awarded a Bronze Star on Memorial Day — 68 years after he was originally supposed to receive it.
-
Arrest Log: May 28
Arrests made by Madison County law enforcement on Saturday, based on Madison County Jail records. Charges are recommended by arresting officers, but are not final until the Madison County prosecutor reviews the case and files official charges.
- Conservation officers arrest Anderson boater on alcohol charge
-
What's Where: May 28
Local activities are scheduled Monday.
- More Local News Headlines
-
