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Can you tell people who might not know you a little about yourself? 1. I was raised in McLeansboro IL by Ann and Dennis Johnson – which were both educators for 33 years. I have 2 sisters and one brother – one sister and my brother are both in education
Rob Street was appointed to serve out the term of the vacated board member seat until the next election in April 2021.
The NCHS Student Council hosts several events throughout the year both benefiting the community and the students at NCHS. Recently, the council set up the activities for Freshman Orientation. During Homecoming Week, the Student Council starts off the week with Flick on the Field. The council invites the students and
Looking for a way to make a difference in the life of a child that requires minimal time each week? Read below to find out more about the Jasper Unit 1 Mentoring Program. Within the school system, there are many students of all ages who are in need of positive
WEEK 37!! As the jackpot grows so do the payouts, get your ticket drawn and it’s now an automatic $3000 payout for you if you’re at the drawing, $1500 if you’re not there. We’ve still got a joker on the board and you’ll get an automatic extra $200 if you
Today at the Muddy Saloon, the Queen of Clubs was revealed, leaving the Queen of Hearts still hiding in the Newton Athletic Boosters Queen of Hearts drawing. The new total for the upcoming week will be announced tomorrow and we will have a new post for this when the results
The Back2School Jam Uni-fest will be held Saturday August 24th from noon to 3pm at Peterson Park in Newton. This event is being put on by Newton Christian Church along with Falmouth United Methodist Church, Scott Avenue Christian Church, and Powerhouse Youth and Community Church of Northwest Indiana. Events include:
Lady Eagles remain undefeated after a win of 2-1 against Casey. Casey scored the first run of the game in the bottom of the first. They remained in the lead until Newton tied it up in the seventh, bringing in overtime in which the Lady Eagles scored one in the
The annual Eagle Pride bingo was held at the St. Thomas Parish Center on Friday, August 16. The monies raised from this event go to offset the costs of away game after game meals, home team meals, signage down the streets, and decorations around the field along with other items
The JCJH Lady Eagles defeated Lawrenceville in five innings with a final score of 11-0. The Eagles scored three in both the third and fourth innings and five in the fifth. The winning pitcher for the Eagles was B. Frichtl. Scoring for the Eagles included: S. Kinder with three, A.