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WHS DECA shows off national award
Washington High School DECA advisor Bill Turner had show-and-tell at the Washington Community Schools Board meeting Thursday night.
- Brashear, Bush make history at DECA conference
- NSWC Crane to host charity bike event Saturday
- Shoals to hold commencement Saturday
- Keep walking
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WHS DECA shows off national award
- Obituaries
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James ‘Butch’ Small
James R. “Butch” Small, 60, died at 3:15 p.m. Thursday at his residence.
- Wilma Hinkle
- Russell Jones
- Shirley Johnson
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James ‘Butch’ Small
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Beard advances
ELNORA- North Daviess Cougar Stacey Beard took the first step toward repeating as individual sectional tennis champion on Thursday at the Tony Steele Tennis Complex at North Daviess. - Hatchets move up to 2nd
- BR, ND lose
- Wrap Up
- Local wrap-up for Wednesday
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Beard advances
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Video: President Obama endorses same-sex marriage
A day after an amendment banning gay marriage passed in North Carolina, President Barack Obama tells ABC News that he believes same-sex couples should be able to get married.
- Raw video: Camera captures dramatic hit-and-run
- Viral video: Bears interrupt weather report at Pa. TV station
- Photo tribute: 100 years of baseball at Fenway Park
- Tales of survival from Woodward's deadly tornado
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Video: President Obama endorses same-sex marriage
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Movie preview: "Dark Shadows”
Plot: Entombed for 200 years after betraying vengeful witch Angelique Bouchard, 18th century vampire Barnabas Collins returns to Collinwood Manor in 1972, only to find his estate in ruins and his family plagued by macabre secrets in director Tim Burton's reboot of the popular supernatural soap opera.
- Movie preview: “Marvel’s The Avengers”
- Movie preview: “The Five-Year Engagement”
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Howard County hospital acquisition clears another hurdle
The planned acquisition of Howard County Regional Health System by the Indianapolis-based Community Health Network cleared another hurdle Tuesday, when the Indiana Finance Authority OK’d the transfer of the Howard County hospital’s debt obligations to Community Health.
- Mall-based schools offer second chance for at-risk students
- Maureen Hayden: Why did 3 million Hoosiers choose not to vote?
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Howard County hospital acquisition clears another hurdle


