Andy Knight
Business Reporter at The Herald Bulletin
Business reporter at the Anderson Herald Bulletin.
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3 weeks ago |
heraldbulletin.com | Andy Knight
LAPEL — Obi Toppin, the Indiana Pacers’ star forward, has a pregame ritual he shares with 9-year-old Dax Baranowski. Whenever Dax and his father, Derick Baranowski, are in their seats near the court at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Toppin plays a quick game of catch with Dax before tipoff, tossing a basketball back and forth a couple times before heading to the locker room after warmups. kAm%96 C@FE:?6 92D 96=A65 EFC? s2I 7C@> 2 42DF2= 32D<6E32== 72? :?E@ 2?
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3 weeks ago |
cnhinews.com | Andy Knight
LAPEL — Obi Toppin, the Indiana Pacers’ star forward, has a pregame ritual he shares with 9-year-old Dax Baranowski. Whenever Dax and his father, Derick Baranowski, are in their seats near the court at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, Toppin plays a quick game of catch with Dax before tipoff, tossing a basketball back and forth a couple times before heading to the locker room after warmups.
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Andy Knight
ANDERSON — With an abundance of research indicating that walking — even for only a few minutes a day — is linked to longer lifespans, a countywide fitness challenge focused on the simplest of exercises was a logical collaboration for several local groups. The Madison County Steps Challenge, a free summer-long event under the Community in Motion umbrella, is challenging residents to take a total of 100 million steps between June 1 and Aug. 31. The goal, organizers say, is simple: Get people active.
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4 weeks ago |
heraldbulletin.com | Andy Knight
ANDERSON — With an abundance of research indicating that walking — even for only a few minutes a day — is linked to longer lifespans, a countywide fitness challenge focused on the simplest of exercises was a logical collaboration for several local groups. The Madison County Steps Challenge, a free summer-long event under the Community in Motion umbrella, is challenging residents to take a total of 100 million steps between June 1 and Aug. 31. The goal, organizers say, is simple: Get people active.
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1 month ago |
pharostribune.com | Andy Knight
LAPEL — The town’s youth sports leagues have been both a labor of love and a source of pride for multiple generations of the Mullet family. For Tony Mullet and his wife, Karen, the passing of Colts owner Jim Irsay brings freshly to mind an occasion when Irsay helped rescue the Lapel Youth Football League from uncertainty and restore its operations — and with it, an important part of the town’s identity.
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Enjoyed chatting with @KaycieWarfel and @JackHosier24, who likely will graduate as the top two scorers in Madison County high school basketball history — boys and girls. Congrats to both on their remarkable accomplishments. https://t.co/ebgFp9OvtP
Checking out a career fair at #PendletonHeights this morning. More than 700 students are getting a chance to hear about vocational opportunities in construction, health care education and other areas. https://t.co/m9I51l3rfS
As recession fears subside, a @PNCBank survey finds small and mid-sized business owners, including many locally, are increasingly optimistic about their prospects in the year ahead. https://t.co/CuJ6RoHZw5