Travis Weik is a journalist who focuses on local news in Henry County. He writes for The Courier-Times and his work has also been featured in the Shelbyville News. Travis covers a range of topics including local events, sports, community news, and government updates.
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Travis Weik's focus is primarily on local news, community events, high school sports, and county programs in Henry County. He often covers event outcomes and government announcements related to his geographic area.
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Ball State University nursing students talk to Selma Elementary students about mental health.
Red-tail Land Conservancy Board Member Marsha Gratner (left) and Outreach Coordinator JoAnna Darda (right) visited Stout Memorial Woodland on Friday to see the newly-installed educational signs.
Families in Henry County will soon benefit from a statewide program that helps the youngest learners.
Henry County is applying for up to $500,000 to help homeowners with repairs and upgrades.
Scouts from Pack 453 in Middletown are selling popcorn and volunteering at the Henry County Veterans Museum today, Nov. 2.
The New Castle Park Department is making hay while the sun shines, sort of.
Henry County's vote centers stayed busy Tuesday as about 12,500 people cast their ballots across 12 different locations. According to Henry County Clerk Jenny Grubbs, her staff was busy all
Commander Bill Colvin leads the American Legion Honor Guard. Pictured in the Honor Guard are Bill Sorrell, Lacy Morris, Ron Padgett and Connie Bainbridge.
Students throw away a lot of food. Just ask the cafeteria workers who feed and clean up after them.
“Students need to know that our career paths are not always a straight line,” says Kaleigh Brown. “They may or may not need a college degree to be successful, and
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