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Oliver North coming to Princeton

Oliver North coming to Princeton

Oliver North will headline the Gibson County Republican Party’s February dinner.

The former Marine colonel and author will appear at an event at Princeton Community High School February 23.

Following the event, North will speak at the annual GOP Lincoln Dinner at the Camp Carson Lodge.

Assigned to the National Security Council staff in the Reagan administration, Lt. Col. North was the United States government’s counter-terrorism coordinator from 1983-1986.

Dr. Martin Luther King celebrated with concert, banquet

Dr. Martin Luther King celebrated with concert, banquet

St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church at 622 East Emerson will host a Jan. 19 gospel concert in conjunction with three days of Dr. Martin Luther King Day celebrations in the Princeton area.

A banquet featuring keynote speaker Dr. Brian J. Wells, who is pastor and vice president of academic affairs at Simmons Bible College in Louisville, Ky., will be hosted by St. Paul church at Greater Holy Temple Church of God in Christ fellowship hall, 202 East Pinkney, on Sunday, Jan. 20.  Tickets for the meal and event are $7 per person.

Community gifts in your will: Presentation aimed at helping

Community gifts in your will:  Presentation aimed at helping

The Warrick County Community Foundation is partnering with the Newburgh Senior Center to provide a free planning seminar called "Where There's a Will There's A Way".

Todd Glass, Indiana certified trust and estate attorney, will explain the ease and importance of planned giving to build a stronger community.

Eliminating bills and becoming financially responsible

Eliminating bills and becoming financially responsible

Money is tight for many American families. Too many are forced to make the decision between whether to pay the electric bill or buy groceries. Some are able to make ends meet, but don't have enough money to enjoy the luxuries life has to offer. 

With the New Year, comes new fiscal responsibilities. Consider this fresh slate as an opportunity to make financial security a reality. 

Scott Hartley with Master Plan 4 Success says the reports you hear day in and day out makes it appear as if we have no hope of improving your lives.

Traveling display at Toyota Visitors Center

Traveling display at Toyota Visitors Center

In celebration of Toyota’s 75 years in the automotive industry, TMMI Visitors Center has received a traveling display highlighting Toyota’s history.

The display will be in the Visitors Center until December 17.

Stop by and learn about the history of Toyota.

Shopping, pictures, parade on docket for Saturday in Princeton

Shopping, pictures, parade on docket for Saturday in Princeton

Downtown Princeton merchants will be open for a special day of shopping on Saturday, December 1.  Horse drawn carriage rides around the square will be offered as part of the Snowflake Stroll.

There will be hot cocoa and photos with Frosty the Snowman.

St. Peter and Paul students take top prize in First Lego League tournament

St. Peter and Paul students take top prize in First Lego League tournament

The 2012 University of Southern Indiana First Lego League (FLL) Qualifying Tournament was held at USI on November 10.  Ninety-two middle and junior high students from area schools participated and each team was judged on their community project, robot design, and FLL Core Values. Teams also competed head-to-head in a robot game.

The grand champion was S.W.A.T. (Science with Attitude) from St. Peter and Paul School in Haubstadt.

Other winning teams are listed below.  Three teams – S.W.A.T., Lego Crabs, and Jeep Rovers – advanced to state-level competition.