Lynnville News

I cannot begin to tell you how disappointed I was when the Indiana Department of Transportation informed me that the proposed Indiana 61 connector was going to be moved back on its schedule, delaying work on the project for another three years.

JASON CLARK / Courier & Press Robin Collins of Mount Carmel, Ill., loads her car with items obtained while visiting the Bread of Life Ministry in Lynnville, Ind., recently.

HIS GIFTS AND TALENTS MINISTRY AND THE AGAPE WORSHIP CENTER will present "Still Thankful" praise and worship Christmas food drive from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today at The Centre, 715 Locust St.

A Warrick County family got the keys to their brand new home Sunday. Thanks to Habitat for Humanity , Kendra Seib is now a new homeowner.

Some Warrick County students lined up Wednesday, not only for lunch, but also the H1N1 vaccine.

Thousands of doses of the H1N1 nasal mist have been given out at clinics across the state, but the Warrick County Health Department felt their limited shipment would be more effective if it was distributed in a different way.

Section: NEWS Originally published: 10/2/09 at 2:30 AM EST Last update: 10/2/09 at 3:37 AM EST Three thousand students jumped up from their seats and began doing the Cha-Cha Slide while the performers from the fourth floor of Clevenger Hall in LaFollette Complex, with flashlight silhouetted faces, lip synced the lyrics.

Next week, seniors at Tecumseh High School in Lynnville, Ind., will learn firsthand about the lack of affordable housing in the world by examining the situation in Warrick County.

Hilltop Inn owners Lanette and Don Snyder sell nearly 13,000 brain sandwiches a year.

THE REV. ANTHONY M. BROOKS will celebrate his 41st anniversary as pastor of Seventh Street Baptist Church with a "Thanksgiving in July" banquet at 5 p.m. today in the fellowship hall.

Ray Schloss of Lynnville, Ind., cheers on the newly crowned Indiana 1A state softball champs, the Tecumseh Braves, as they head through Lynnville on Sunday, June 14, 2009.

Indiana Department of Transportation officials are applauding a work crew that found an envelope full of cash and checks last month and worked to track down the rightful owner.

The Indiana Department of Transportation is commending three workers who turned in a large amount of money they found while mowing.

BOB GWALTNEY / Courier & Press After 26 years as librarian at Lynnville Branch Library, Anice Howard, right, retired this week.