Local wrap-up for Saturday MONROE CITY — The South Knox Spartans downed the Washington Catholic Lady Cardinals, 44-22 on Thursday, to drop WC to 0-3 for the season. The majority of the Cardinals scoring came from senior Rachel Wichman with 16 points, six rebounds, one assist and one steal. Emily Schnarr added three points, two rebounds and one assist. To read the full story, pick up today’s copy of the Washington Times-Herald. Or, call 254-0480, Ext. 131, Laura Theine, circulation director, to subscribe....more>>
Paul B. Wade Paul B. Wade, 75, of Washington and formerly of Montgomery, died at 4 a.m. Thursday at his residence. Born July 31, 1934, in Daviess County, he was the son of James V. and Ellen (Steiner) Wade. ...more>>
Some Thanksgiving wishes and blessings Winter’s coming. Unless you are a snowbird lucky enough to go somewhere warm for the next few months, winter is inevitable. Me? I like the early morning crisp air we’ve been having — because it can only mean one thing: Thanksgiving is coming! Autumn is my favorite season; Thanksgiving my favorite holiday. It’s a time for family get-togethers, lots of card games and good food, of course. But better yet it’s a time to reflect on how blessed we are — despite the tough economic times in which we are living. ...more>>
VIDEOS: Students at North "Sports Stack" Students at North Elementary took part Thursday in a world-wide event where more than 222,000 children were competing in sports stacking hope to break a world record in the Guiness Book....more>>
Winona Hospital declares bankruptcy Winona Hospital (a/k/a WMH Physicians Hospital, LLC) declared bankruptcy and ceased business operations on or about September 8, 2004. The bankruptcy trustee retain-ed the patient medical records for a perior of one year. Currently, the Indiana Residual Malpractice Insu-rance Authority (“IRMIA”) maintains Winona Hos-pital’s patient medical records. IRMIA intends to destroy all Winona Hospital patient records and x-ray films starting January 1, 2010. ...more>>
