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Storm-struck Henryville principal debates use of hallways as tornado shelter
After seeing how a tornado ravaged his school last year, the principal at Henryville Junior-Senior High School in Southern Indiana abandoned the decades-old practice of sheltering students in hallways.
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D.C. Everest Class of '13 known for its generosity
The scent of cologne and echoes of "remember when" filled the D.C. Everest Senior High School commons June 5 as green-gowned seniors snapped smartphone photos and waited to walk the commencement stage.
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Pence puts stamp on education board with appointments
Four appointees were new to the board and two were reappointments. All will serve four-year terms starting July 1. 'As we strive to make Indiana the state where education works for all kids, we thank the individuals named today to the Indiana State Board of Education for their commitment to making this goal a reality,' Pence said.
Search & rescue exercise "United Front"
The Indiana National Guard hosted search and extraction training in Bloomington, Indiana.
D.C. Everest class of 2013 puts others first
The scent of cologne and echoes of "remember when" filled the D.C. Everest Senior High School commons Wednesday night as green-gowned seniors snapped smartphone photos and waited to walk the commencement stage.
I-65 in Clark Co. closed due to jackknifed semi
HENRYVILLE, IN Drivers heading north out of Louisville are experiencing major delays on Interstate 65 because of an accident involving a jackknifed semi.
Semi flips on I-65 northbound in Ind., traffic being diverted to U.S. 31
Indiana State Police are on the scene of an accident involving an overturned semi on I-65 north, around the 21-22 mile marker.
Survey: US service firms grow at faster pace
In this Feb. 25, 2013 file photo, Sherman Sykes cooks hamburgers for a lunchtime crowd at his rebuilt restaurant in Henryville, Ind.
Ind. tornado relief group offers help to Oklahoma
An Indiana woman who survived a 2012 tornado that destroyed her home is tapping her own experience as she leads a team of volunteers to Oklahoma to provide relief for victims of a deadly storm there.
500 Festival Parade From POV Of Hall Of Fame Broadcaster Amos Brown
In my nearly forty year Hall of Fame broadcasting career, I got to do something I've never done.
Maverick group bent on improving care of dying
As his brother lay dying of an aggressive brain tumor, Dr. Sherm Franz and other family members - including the brother - received care, comfort and counseling through Hospice of South Central Indiana.
Henryville school leaders draw similarities between March 2, Oklahoma twister
HENRYVILLE, IN A deadly tornado hit Plaza Towers Elementary in Oklahoma where at least 75 staff and students took cover.
Henryville principal plans to go to Oklahoma to help victims
In the aftermath of the deadly tornado that hit Moore, Oklahoma, our thoughts go back to Henryville, Indiana where a tornado hit last year and the first focus seemed to be the same: The children.