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Holcomb Statement on Superintendent McCormick

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Governor Eric J. Holcomb offered the following statement regarding Superintendent of Public Instruction Jennifer McCormick:

“Dr. McCormick and I spoke about her decision not to seek the office of state superintendent again in 2020 and her legislative priorities for the next two years. I reminded her that we have more time left in this term than we’ve been here, and there’s still plenty to be accomplished.

“Dr. McCormick has given me a lot to digest as I dig into her legislative priorities. I thanked her and told her today I appreciate and respect her lifetime devotion to children and education, and that we’ll take the steps necessary to ensure Indiana has the best team working together to provide the highest quality education for children.”

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DEMOCRATIC CALENDAR

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The University of Southern Indiana men’s soccer team took sole possession of first in the Great Lakes Valley Conference with a victory over McKendree University, 2-1, Sunday afternoon at Strassweg Field. The Screaming Eagles see their record go to 7-1-1 overall and 5-0-1 GLVC, while the Bearcats go to 6-2-1, 4-1-1 GLVC.

Defense was on tap in the first half for USI and McKendree as both teams were limited to a total of three combined shots. The Bearcats led the shot total, 2-1, and had the only two corner kicks of the half.

USI’s offense surged to open the second half, building a 2-0 lead before seven minutes were gone after halftime. USI freshman midfielder Drew Domalewski (Wentzville, Missouri) gave the Eagles a 1-0 lead at 49:09 with his second goal of the season, scoring of the rebounding shot of junior midfielder Sean Rickey(Columbia, Illinois).

Rickey would start USI’s second scoring play of the game when he flip-threw the ball into the box where freshman defender Colten Walsh (St. Louis, Missouri) headed it into the goal for his third of the season.

Eagles’ sophomore goalkeeper Justin Faas (Carmel, Indiana) made the two goals stand up as he posted his seventh win of the season. Faas allowed one goal and made five saves in the victory.

USI continues a three-match road swing Friday when it visits Quincy University for a 7:30 p.m. Quincy watched its record go to 4-5-1, 3-2-1 GLVC after falling the University of Indianapolis, 2-1, today in Indianapolis.

The Hawks lead the all-time series with the Eagles, 17-6-2, dating back to 1981. USI has had the upper hand in the last five matches, going 3-1-1 and winning last fall’s match-up, 2-1.

North High School to Host Assembly Celebrating Girls Golf Win

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North High School to Host Celebration
Monday, Oct. 1
8:50 a.m.
North High School, 15331 Highway 41 N
North High School will host an assembly this morning celebrating the North Girls Golf Team’s state championship win this past weekend. The team shot a state finals record 297, beating runner-up Zionsville by seven shots. This win marks the fourth state championship for North in five years.

Eagles take over GLVC with 2-1 win

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The University of Southern Indiana men’s soccer team took sole possession of first in the Great Lakes Valley Conference with a victory over McKendree University, 2-1, Sunday afternoon at Strassweg Field. The Screaming Eagles see their record go to 7-1-1 overall and 5-0-1 GLVC, while the Bearcats go to 6-2-1, 4-1-1 GLVC.

Defense was on tap in the first half for USI and McKendree as both teams were limited to a total of three combined shots. The Bearcats led the shot total, 2-1, and had the only two corner kicks of the half.

USI’s offense surged to open the second half, building a 2-0 lead before seven minutes were gone after halftime. USI freshman midfielder Drew Domalewski (Wentzville, Missouri) gave the Eagles a 1-0 lead at 49:09 with his second goal of the season, scoring of the rebounding shot of junior midfielder Sean Rickey(Columbia, Illinois).

Rickey would start USI’s second scoring play of the game when he flip-threw the ball into the box where freshman defender Colten Walsh (St. Louis, Missouri) headed it into the goal for his third of the season.

Eagles’ sophomore goalkeeper Justin Faas (Carmel, Indiana) made the two goals stand up as he posted his seventh win of the season. Faas allowed one goal and made five saves in the victory.

USI continues a three-match road swing Friday when it visits Quincy University for a 7:30 p.m. Quincy watched its record go to 4-5-1, 3-2-1 GLVC after falling the University of Indianapolis, 2-1, today in Indianapolis.

The Hawks lead the all-time series with the Eagles, 17-6-2, dating back to 1981. USI has had the upper hand in the last five matches, going 3-1-1 and winning last fall’s match-up, 2-1.

Eagles stumble at McKendree in 2OT

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The University of Southern Indiana women’s soccer team lost a hard fought battle to McKendree University, 2-1 in double overtime, Sunday afternoon Lebanon, Illinois. USI goes to 4-4-2 overall and 3-2-1 in the GLVC, while McKendree sees its record go to 7-1-1 4-1-1 GLVC.

The Screaming Eagles and the Bearcats skirmished to a 0-0 draw through the first 45 minutes. Both teams struggled offensive with McKendree having a slight lead in shots, 7-2.

In the second half, the offenses got their turn as the Eagles and the Bearcats posted a goals. USI took the lead first with a tally off the foot of sophomore forward Maggie Winter (St. Louis, Missouri) at 68:06. Winter gave USI the 1-0 lead on her first goal of the season.

McKendree rallied to knot the match, 1-1, with a goal at 79:28 and propel the match into overtime.

USI and McKendree were dead even during the overtime periods, five shots each, until the Bearcats got the game-winner with 1;08 left in the second overtime. The Bearcats got the game-winner with a long drive through the box and a shot five yards out.

The Eagles return home to Strassweg Field Tuesday when they host Oakland City University for a 6 p.m. OCU is 3-3-0 overall and plays Kentucky Wesleyan College this afternoon in Owensboro, Kentucky. USI leads the all-time series with OCU, 6-0-0, after shutting out the Mighty Oaks, 8-0, last fall.

IS IT TRUE OCTOBER 1, 2018

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We hope that today’s “IS IT TRUE” will provoke honest and open dialogue concerning issues that we, as responsible citizens of this community, need to address in a rational and responsible way? 

IS IT TRUE that the Honorable Vanderburgh County Circuit Court Judge for Vanderburgh County David D. Kiely is running unopposed for re-election?  …we feel that he should be unopposed because he has done an outstanding job as the Circuit Court Judge for Vanderburgh County?  …we recommend that you give him a complimentary vote on election day?

IS IT TRUE that the following Vanderburgh County Superior Court Judges are also running for re-election as unopposed candidates?  …they are the Honorable-Margaret Lloyd (Chief Judge), Honorable-Brett Neimeier, Honorable Robert J. Tornatta, and the Honorable Wayne S. Trockman? …although they are running unopposed for re-election we urge you to give them a complimentary vote by pulling their lever because they are doing a great job for the citizens of this community?

IS IT TRUE that word at the Civic Center is that the State Board Of Accounts (SBOA) has informed members of the Winnecke Administration that a new State Law has been passed that gives Governmental entities six (6) months to find a remedy to correct the problems of overdrawn city accounts?  …we also been told that if a Governmental entity doesn’t find a remedy for correcting an overdrawn account funds problem that the elected officials of that governmental entity could be punished by impeachment?

IS IT TRUE we wonder how the City Of Evansville can balance the current city budget when account balances haven’t been balanced in 10 to 11 months?  …we also wonder how our city officials are going to create an accurate city budget for 2019 if the 2018 city budget is completely out of balance?

IS IT TRUE we are monitoring the State Board Of Account (SBOA) website because we expect that within one (1) week to a month they will be posting the results of the most recent audit they did on the City of Evansville?  …soon as they do we will post it on our site for the world to see?  …we have been told that this audit shall be an extremely interesting read?

IS IT TRUE the revelation that Evansville City Controller Russ Lloyd Jr., CPA hasn’t paid the $369,000 in Victory Theater bills for 2017 has really got the attention of many people except for members of the Evansville City Council?  ..we wonder why City Council members haven’t directly comforted City Controller Russ Lloyd Jr, CPA on why he took $369,000 from the 2018 city budget to pay for the operating expenses of the Victory Theater for 2017?  …we wonder why City Council hasn’t publically questioned City Controller Russ Lloyd Jr., CPA how he’s going to find the money to pay for the Victory Theater bills for 2018?

 IS IT  TRUE we hear that several new candidates vying for a seat on the Evansville City Council in the upcoming 2019 election wonder why the Victory Theater transaction hasn’t inspired members of the Evansville City Council to look into and see if any other questionable financial transactions that have been made by the City of Evansville during the 2018 City budget year?

IS IT TRUE the bottom line is that members of City Council are the stewards of the public trust and should start acting like it? …it’s time that the taxpayers of Evansville demand that a public dialogue begin between City Council members, City Controller Russ Lloyd, Jr., CPA and Mayor Winnecke concerning the real financial status of the Evansville? …if they don’t we are told that members of the Evansville City Council and Mayor Winnecke can expect that this will be a major re-election issue in 2019?

IS IT TRUE the Redevelopment Commission and the Vanderburgh County Commissioners recently passed a new road and trails project ordinance that enhances the North Burkhardt Road TIF area?  …that some of the new roads and trail projects are located within the City limits of Evansville and the Evansville City Council must also approve these projects in order for this ordinance to pass?  …if approved the proposed $15 Million dollars project will allow both the City and County to widen roads to make them safer, install new handicap accessible sidewalks, create a better quality of life for the people living in that area, will provide more green space and create a new pathways to the Deaconess Sports Park and improve additional public transportation offerings to North Green River Road, Kansas Road, Oak Hill Road, Boonville New Harmony Road, Heckel Road areas?

IS IT TRUE that the Evansville City Council recently passed the above TIF enhancement ordinance on first reading and scheduled to vote on the final reading on Monday, October 8? ….we are told that a couple of Vanderburgh County Council members oppose the above TIP projects ordinance for unexplained reasons? …we look forward to hearing their reasons why? …this looks like a developing story?
IS IT TRUE we are hearing that the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor race is heating up?
Todays“Readers Poll” question is: Do you feel that Judge Brett Kavanaugh FBI investigation will clear him of any wrongdoing?
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