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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Jack Frost was nipping at everyone's nose Saturday as the sunset at the Henry County Arts Park. Community members warmed themselves around strategically-placed fires, sipping on hot cocoa and listening
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Tyler Humphrey used to be obsessed with BMX bikes. In high school, he switched to playing drums in the New Castle Marching Band.
Concert this SundayBethel Presbyterian Church in Knightstown will host its Annual Advent Organ Concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8. Come and join the congregation for Holiday Music featuring Bethel’s Pipe Organ. The performers will be: Chris Wilson, organist and Associate Professor of Mathematics, Butler University, Indianapolis; Robin Richey, Bethel’s organist; and Pat Cronk, soprano soloist. The church is located 112 S Franklin St., Knightstown.
This year's election included a half-dozen competitive local school board races. In most cases, the incumbents held onto their seats.
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HUNTINGTON — Since the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree program launched in 2007, the students who have earned nursing degrees from Huntington University had for the most part
Charlotte Salunier (center) received a new wheelchair built by SawsRamp volunteers. Part of the Henry County team of volunteers pictured with Charlotte are Steve Weidert, Kenon Gray, Jack Grizzell, Sonny Carter, David Burns, Mark Saggese, Bob Hadsell and Donovan Dennis. Mark Taylor also volunteered but is not pictured.
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