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Vigo County man dies after being shot at his home
Albert Kiger
A man has died from multiple gunshot wounds after an early morning shooting west of Prairieton on Robertson Road.
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The victim has been identified as 59-year-old Al Kiger.
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Covered Max Ehrmann statue installed, awaiting official unveiling
Grinning, sculptor Bill Wolfe briefly uncovered his latest work — a bronze statue of poet Max Ehrmann. “Max just got to see Terre Haute for the first time,” Wolfe said.
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F136 fighter engine wins House vote
Terre Haute won a small victory in Washington on Tuesday when a congressional subcommittee voted to keep funding a military jet engine partially made by a local company.
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Tax-exempt status at risk for Valley groups
Small nonprofit organizations throughout the Wabash Valley now risk losing their tax-exempt status if they fail to make an electronic filing by Oct. 15, under a one-time relief program from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Brazil woman jailed after allegedly using brick as weapon
A Brazil woman has been arrested for allegedly hitting another woman in the head with a brick in a dispute over a girlfriend.
Continued ... - Red Cross launches fundraising drive
- June home invasion suspect caught
- Vigo County to offer employee buyouts
- City working to start parks foundation
- Infant’s cause of death determined
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Metro Roundup: ISU’s Hutson named Indoor Field Scholar Athlete of the Year
Indiana State’s Kylie Hutson added another honor to her illustrious career at Indiana State as she was named the Indoor Field Scholar Athlete of the Year by the US Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Wednesday. This was the second straight year that Hutson has received the award.
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ISU football coach Miles will hire OC to replace Walters
Troy Walters resignation from Indiana State’s football staff won’t leave the Sycamores a coach down once football season starts. Though ISU players report for practice in a week, ISU coach Trent Miles said he does plan to fill the open offensive coordinator position left vacant when Walters took the job as wide receivers coach at Texas A&M on Monday.
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Mother Nature only thing that can slow down North TH 11-12s
The North Terre Haute 12-year-old Little League team hasn’t been stopped by any foes at the Indiana state tournament. Mother Nature, however, is another story.
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Late night, tough loss: Nashville tops Terre Haute in 13-inning marathon
The formula for extra innings for the Terre Haute Rex is simple. If the day ends in a “y” you have a good chance to see free baseball at Bob Warn Field. Tuesday’s game against Nashville was no exception. The Outlaws forced extra innings with a two-run ninth inning and the game was decided in the 13th when Nashville broke through for an 11-9 victory in a game that lasted 4 hours, 41 minutes and which ended at nearly midnight.
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Forget Texas, this cowboy’s a Hoosier: Rinard one of four from Indiana set to compete for national high school bull riding title
When one pictures the most likely place to experience a real, live, rootin’-tootin’ rodeo, first thoughts would likely be Texas or Oklahoma. Maybe Wyoming or Montana. The likelihood of choosing Indiana would probably be far down your list of possibilities. Did you know that there is an Indiana High School Rodeo Association? Did you know we have a bonafide IHSRA bull rider right here in our own backyard, in nearby Sullivan County? Well, believe it.
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Metro Roundup: ISU’s Hutson named Indoor Field Scholar Athlete of the Year
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Covered Max Ehrmann statue installed, awaiting official unveiling
Grinning, sculptor Bill Wolfe briefly uncovered his latest work — a bronze statue of poet Max Ehrmann. “Max just got to see Terre Haute for the first time,” Wolfe said.
- FLASHPOINT: There are better ways to help the animals
- Readers' Forum: July 29, 2010
- Readers' Forum: July 28, 2010
- Readers' Forum: July 27, 2010
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Man with the plan: Marty Hendricks is the ground crew supervisor for the Terre Haute Rex and ISU baseball teams at Bob Warn Field.
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Rex field manager, crew keep diamond, grounds ready for Terre Haute ballclub
When hundreds of people kept flowing into Bob Warn Field, night after night, Marty Hendricks knew his hometown had pulled off something special.
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DRY SPELL: Neighborhood pub taking hit alongside other businesses
The “For Sale” signs dotting Terre Haute streets aren’t just in front of houses these days.
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GRAPE SENSE: Before Malbec, Bonarda was grape of choice in Argentina
Argentina means Malbec, right? For many people, that is the logical and most accurate perception. But long before Malbec became the rage, Bonarda was the grape of choice in that South American country.
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Houses haunted, not pink, on Mellencamp’s latest disc
Before sliding “No Better Than This” into your CD player, decide what you need from John Mellencamp.
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Gymnasts to descend on Indiana State campus in December
One thousand gymnasts will descend on Indiana State University’s campus for the 2010 Fall State Invitational on Dec. 4 and 5, at the ISU Health and Human Services Facility.
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Rex field manager, crew keep diamond, grounds ready for Terre Haute ballclub
