The Courier-Times

01/24/2025

Community invited to church concert Sunday night

Knightstown Friends Church (214 East Brown Street) is hosting the Dave Melton Family at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025. The church is off the northeast corner of the town square. Everyone is welcome!

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01/24/2025

Wedding season is right around the corner and The Courier-Times wants to make your business more visible to prospective couples planning their special days. The newspaper's annual "Everything Wedding" guide will publish Jan. 29. The deadline to reserve ad space is Jan. 24. Whether you are a caterer, restaurant, florist, photographer, videographer, printer, DJ, event venue, wedding planner, dress/tuxedo shop, travel agent, hotel/Airbnb owner or equipment rental company, our high-quality ads reach a large number of customers through both our printed publication and high-traffic website. Anyone interested in placing an ad in the wedding guide should contact Courier-Times Advertising Representative Teresa Hargis at 765-702-4794 or [email protected].

01/24/2025

Hagerstown senior Landon Lawson secures his first CT Player Of The Week honors of the season after he posted some very impressive numbers through the Tigers last two games. Click the link below to read more about Lawson's recent impact!

The Courier-Times Boys Basketball Player of the Week:

01/24/2025

Shenandoah junior Gabbi Patrick takes home her third CT Player Of The Week honors of the season after she posted a near double-double through the Lady Raiders last two games. Click the link below to read more about these incredible performances!

The Courier-Times Girls Basketball Player of the Week:

01/23/2025

Shenandoah High School held a celebration for the 20th anniversary of their 2004-2005 Girls Basketball State Championship team after a win on Saturday. Click the link below to read more about this electric team!

Shenandoah High School recognized the 20th anniversary of their 2004-2005 girls basketball team before Saturday's girls basketball game against Randolph Southern. Those who are unfamiliar may be asking themselves, "what

01/22/2025

Wedding season is right around the corner and The Courier-Times wants to make your business more visible to prospective couples planning their special days. The newspaper's annual "Everything Wedding" guide will publish Jan. 29. The deadline to reserve ad space is Jan. 24. Whether you are a caterer, restaurant, florist, photographer, videographer, printer, DJ, event venue, wedding planner, dress/tuxedo shop, travel agent, hotel/Airbnb owner or equipment rental company, our high-quality ads reach a large number of customers through both our printed publication and high-traffic website. Anyone interested in placing an ad in the wedding guide should contact Courier-Times Advertising Representative Teresa Hargis at 765-702-4794 or [email protected].

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01/22/2025

The Tri Titans girls basketball team was able to secure a late 47-38 victory over the New Castle Lady Trojans. Click the link below to read the full game story including post-game interviews with guard Jayda Cornes and Lady Titans head coach Ethan Cook!

The New Castle Trojans girls basketball team took the fieldhouse floor on Tuesday night as they looked to defend their home floor against the Tri Titans. Heading into this game,

01/21/2025

New Castle Color Guard performs Saturday at Anderson

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The New Castle Color Guard is looking to get Trojan fans to attend their first performance of the year.

01/21/2025

Extreme Cold Weather safety tips
from the Knightstown Fire Department

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As temperatures plummet, the Knightstown Fire Department urges residents to take precautions to stay safe during extreme cold weather. Prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures can lead to serious health risks,

01/21/2025

The New Castle boys basketball team got right back into the win column, picking up a 39-20 home victory over the Rushville Lions. Click the link below to read the full game story including exclusive interviews with forward Alijah Turner and Trojans head coach Daniel Cox!

After suffering a home loss to the tough Greenfield-Central Cougars, New Castle's boys basketball team took their home floor once again on Saturday looking to quickly avenge that loss against

01/20/2025

The New Castle girls basketball team couldn't pull out a statement victory against the Greenfield-Central Cougars on Friday. Click the link below to read the full game story from the tough loss.

The New Castle girls basketball team took their home floor on Friday night for a battle with the top-50 Indiana ranked Greenfield-Central Cougars.

01/20/2025

New Castle's boys basketball team faced their biggest challenge of the season, facing off against the Greenfield-Central Cougars on Friday night. Despite a great effort, New Castle was unable to find victory on their home floor. Click the link below to read the full game story.

The New Castle boys basketball team took their home floor on Friday preparing for one of their toughest games of the season against Mr. Basketball candidate Braylon Mullins and the

01/20/2025

An updated list of Henry County's warming station locations and contacts.

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When arctic temperatures hit Henry County at the first of the year, many people began sharing a list of local warming stations on social media.

01/20/2025

"Effort is something you can control. You can't always control how much you score, but you can always control your effort level." Gabbi Patrick scores a career-high 27 points in Shenandoah's 70-25 victory over Randolph Southern. Click the link below to read the full game story including interviews with Gabbi Patrick and Lady Raiders head coach Hayley Wilson!

The Shenandoah girls basketball team took their home floor on Saturday afternoon for a battle with the Randolph Southern Lady Rebels.

01/19/2025

The spring issue of HER Magazine is underway and will feature a Mother's Day theme. Henry County mothers are invited to share their stories about a variety of topics.

For instance, maybe you are in the throes of motherhood with young children and sleepless nights. Maybe you are transitioning to a period where your children are becoming more independent. Maybe you're a recent empty nester, or have become a grandmother for the first time.

Readers are also invited to write about their own mother and how she influenced their life, or recall happy childhood memories and traditions she inspired.

The submission deadline is March 1. Submissions can be emailed to [email protected]. Submissions should be 1,000 words or less and include up to three photos. Be sure to include your name, city of residence and a good daytime telephone number in case we have any questions.

If the photos were taken professionally, please be sure to include the name of the photographer so we may contact them for publication permission.

Submissions do not receive pay and would be written as a guest feature and are not guaranteed publication.

The Courier-Times also welcomes other spring-related story ideas for the spring magazine, including suggestions for a possible cover girl. Story suggestions can be emailed to [email protected], or by calling 765-575-4110.

01/19/2025

Two local area girls wrestlers took the grand stage to wrestle at the IHSAA State Tournament on Friday. Click the link below to read the full story including interviews from Abigail Gilbert and Karsyn Merritt!

Two local-area girls wrestlers took the biggest stage, participating in the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Tournament at the Corteva Coliseum on Friday. This tournament was a huge milestone in girls

01/18/2025

AARP Indiana to host virtual event Jan. 22 discussing property taxes

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Property taxes are critical to the well-being of our communities, but older Hoosiers cannot always afford them. This is especially true when they are experiencing property tax increases on top

01/18/2025

The Lady Titans took a devastating loss in the final seconds of regulation against Richmond on senior night. Click the link below to read the full game story that includes several videos from the game.

The Tri Titans girls basketball team hit the floor on Thursday and looked to defend their home court in a battle with the Richmond Red Devils.