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2 days ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Todd Lancaster |Washington Times-Herald
There are a few columns that tend to get recycled over the course of several years and always seem to make an appearance when things get a little slow. Class basketball conflict has drifted away, as the last people who participated in non-class basketball are nearly 45 and unless you spend time arguing with clouds on your porch, most people think it worked out pretty well. The NIL transfer portal debate may still have a little life in it for a few more years.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Todd Lancaster |Washington Times-Herald
MONTGOMERY – The Barr-Reeve Viking golf team posted an impressive win in the 9-hole Blue Chip Preview on Thursday at Country Oaks. The match featured the teams that will also play an 18-hole match on Saturday for the conference and all-conference titles. B-R shot a 151, with everyone on the team shooting 40 or below. The match was won by Viking freshman Lincoln Miller with a -1, 35.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Todd Lancaster |Washington Times-Herald
For Washington Hatchet Colton Stowers, his decision on playing college basketball might have a familiar feel – or should we say family feel to it. Stowers officially signed his letter of intent to play basketball at Wabash College in the Hatchet House on Friday. Wabash is also a place where his former high school coach and grandfather Gene Miiller played in the 1970s and was recently inducted into the Wabash Hall of Fame.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Mike Grant |Washington Times-Herald
ODON— Westgate is on the edge of a wave that could result in billions of dollars in investment. The techpark, located in Daviess, Martin and Greene counties, has seen a flow of growth that includes construction in all three counties. Uplands Science and Technology Foundation is the center point for much of that development and recently hosted government leaders and local economic development heads to discuss what it happening.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Mike Grant |Washington Times-Herald
A veteran Daviess County Commissioner has announced that he will not seek reelection for a fourth term next year. Nathan Gabhart, who is currently president of the county commissioners says he feels three times is enough. “Personally, I think eight to 12 years in office should be the limit. What you are going to get done, you are going to get done in that amount of time. It’s been good. I am not a politician. I got into it to make Daviess County better.
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2 weeks ago | 
finance.yahoo.com | Mike Grant |Washington Times-Herald
Unlock stock picks and a broker-level newsfeed that powers Wall Street. Mike Grant, Washington Times-Herald, Ind. Tue, Apr 29, 2025, 11:59 PM 4 min read The Daviess Community Hospital has hired a new Chief Executive Officer. After an exhaustive nationwide search the board hired Justin Harris to take over the reins of DCH. Harris, who holds multiple degrees and certifications, is due to begin on July 1. He comes to Washington with a lot of leadership experience in health care.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Mike Grant |Washington Times-Herald
With the end of school and the start of summer on the way, the city of Washington is working to get the pool ready to go. Washington Parks Superintendent Kip Kelley says crews have begun working on repairing and updating the facility. “We have some new things going in this year,” he said. “All of the spray features on the splash pad are being replaced.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Lindsay Owens |Washington Times-Herald
Over a year ago, Washington Catholic’s Ethan Armstrong, Jace Hammer and Kaden Yonce started working on their team robot for this season’s VEX Robotics contests. They tweaked designs. Changed the coding to run THE CARDINAL multiple times, rewrote manuals and have spent countless hours finding ways to have a edge over the other teams they face.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Mike Grant |Washington Times-Herald
LOOGOOTEE— Bargain time is coming to Loogootee. The annual Community Action Leading Loogootee (CALL) yard sale is set for May 9 and 10. “This event is older than CALL,” said CALL organizer Tracy Brown-Salsman. “We think we have been having this community yard sale for so long we have lost track. It has at least been going on for more than a decade.”One special thing going on with the yard sale this year will be people setting up in the park.
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4 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Mike Grant |Washington Times-Herald
After almost four years of construction, the Business 50 rebuild in Washington is moving into its final phases. The city hosted a community meeting attended by around 25 residents and business operators to hear the plans the VS Engineering and Gradex Construction have to finish the work. “This is all part of the deal Washington made with INDOT to take over the long-term maintenance of the road. The state has funded almost all of it. It makes the entryway to the city a lot better.
