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Women’s golf starts play in Tennessee

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Aces sit in 4th place

SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. – Three University of Evansville women’s golfers are in the top 18 as the Purple Aces completed the opening round of the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate at Sevierville Golf Club.

Leading the way for UE was Kayla Katterhenry, who notched a 2-over 73.  Her score has her in fourth place, just one stroke behind a 3-way tie for the lead..

Maggie Camp is tied for 11th place on the leaderboard.  She carded a 79 and is just one outside of the top ten.  Giulia Mallmann also had a nice start to the event.  Her round of 81 put her in a tie for 18th place with two rounds to go.

Lexie Sollman recorded an 85 to sit in a tie for 34nd while Madison Chaney is in 36th with her score of 87.

The Aces sit in fourth place on the charts with a 318 and are one behind Belmont, who is third.  Lee University saw each of its starting five register a 79 or lower as they lead with a 304.  Tennessee Tech is five behind with a 309.  Three players pace the individuals with scores of 72.

Two more rounds of play are on tap as the tournament continues on Monday morning.

Gray and Pahud lead UE men in Sevierville

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Aces sit in 5th place

 SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. – Tyler Gray and Wil Pahud paced the University of Evansville men’s golf team in Sunday’s opening round of the Bobby Nichols Intercollegiate at Sevierville Golf Club.

Gray fired off an even 72 and is tied for 4th place.  Leading the individuals is Dalton Reese of Carson Newman as he recorded a 4-under 68.  Two are tied for second with a 71 with Gray tied for 4th, one off of second place.

Next up for UE was Pahud.  He carded a 74 and ranks in a tie for 12th place heading into the second round.  Jon Pick is third for UE as his 4-over 76 has him tied for 26th.  One behind Pick is Zac Turi.  A solid round of 77 is good for a tie for 31st.  Matthew Ladd rounds out the squad with a 79.  Seeing time as an individual, Noah Reese posted an 80.

Carson-Newman has three players ranked in the top ten as they lead the team list with a 287, one under par for the day.  They are six ahead of Lincoln Memorial.  Positions 3 through 6 are separated by just four strokes.  Austin Peay and Tennessee Tech sit in third and fourth, respectively, with scores of 297 and 298.  Evansville rounds out the top five with a 299 while Belmont is sixth with a 301.

Two more rounds of play are on tap as the tournament continues on Monday morning.

Women’s Tennis swept by UMSL

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The University of Southern Indiana women’s tennis team was swept by the University of Missouri-St. Louis, falling 9-0 to the Tritons Sunday afternoon.

Freshman Lauren Hambrock (Terre Haute, Indiana) battled at number two singles, but came up short 6-4, 6-3. At number four singles, senior Kymberly Brannon (Louisville, Kentucky) had the same 6-4, 6-3 defeat.

USI (6-6) continues nonconference play Friday when they host regional foe Grand Valley State at 11 a.m. at Wesselman Park.

 

Missouri-St. Louis 9, Southern Indiana 0
Mar 19, 2017 at Evansville, Indiana (USI Tennis Courts)

Singles competition
1. Salome Bleuler (UMSLW) def. Kelsey Shipman (USI) 6-1, 6-3
2. Kristine Lindal (UMSLW) def. Lauren Hambrock (USI) 6-4, 6-3
3. Carlota Trevino (UMSLW) def. Brenna Wu (USI) 6-2, 6-0
4. Patricia Maya (UMSLW) def. Kymberly Brannon (USI) 6-4, 6-3
5. Marina Prediger (UMSLW) def. Alex Jamison (USI) 6-1, 6-0
6. Annie Hays (UMSLW) def. Haley Jones (USI) 6-0, 6-1


Doubles competition
1. Kristine Lindal/Carlota Trevino (UMSLW) def. Kelsey Shipman/Brenna Wu (USI) 8-0
2. Salome Bleuler/Patricia Maya (UMSLW) def. Lauren Hambrock/Kymberly Brannon (USI) 8-3
3. Marina Prediger/Jennifer Hauer (UMSLW) def. Jennifer Mizikar/Haley Jones (USI) 8-1
Match Notes
Missouri-St. Louis 7-0
Southern Indiana 6-6
Order of finish: Doubles (3,1,2); Singles (6,5,3,1,4,2)

Gibson County Man Arrested for Resisting and Reckless Driving  

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Gibson County – Early this morning at approximately 1:00, Trooper Alexander Welsh was patrolling US 41 northbound near I-64 when he observed a Ford Mustang and a Yamaha motorcycle traveling north at a high rate of speed.  Trooper Welsh contacted a nearby Gibson County Sheriff’s Deputy and they attempted to stop both vehicles on US 41 south of Fort Branch. The driver of the Mustang stopped, but the rider of the motorcycle accelerated and continued north on US 41 in excess of 120 mph. The rider turned east on CR 800 South and continued to travel at a high rate of speed. Trooper Welsh disregarded the pursuit due to safety reasons.

During the traffic stop with the driver of the Mustang, officers were able to identify the rider of the motorcycle as Chase Singleton, 23, of Fort Branch.  Indiana State Police and Gibson County Sheriff’s Department responded to his residence and arrested Singleton without incident.  He was taken to the Gibson County Jail. He was later released after posting bond.

Arrested and Charges:

  • Chase R. Singleton, 23, Fort Branch, IN

1.Resisting Law Enforcement, Class 6 Felony
2.Reckless Driving, Class C Misdemeanor
3.Speeding – 120 mph/60 mph zone

BREAKING NEWS: Tin Man Brewing Will Cease Evansville Tasting Room Operations Effective Immediately.

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Tin Man. Tin Man Brewing Company will cease Evansville Tasting Room operations effective immediately.

From FB post by Tin Man. 

We entered the brewing scene with an eagerness and enthusiasm that can only be described as blind passion. We love craft beer and always will. Sometimes, as a business owner you hold out longer than you should because you believe things will “turn around”. But things never did. It took us too long to figure out our tasting room/ restaurant/ brew pub dynamic and our production brewery has been burdened with the responsibility of keeping both aspects of the company open. We no longer have the resources to keep that relationship going and it’s with a heavy heart that we announce that we must close the tasting room. All growler fill, food and beverage services will end immediately.

REPUBLISHED EDITORIAL: WITHDRAW THE DECISION TO FIRE DIRECTOR OF BURETTE PARK

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EDITORIAL: COMMISSIONERS SHOULD WITHDRAW THE DECISION TO FIRE DIRECTOR OF BURETTE PARK

Commissioner Shoulders Should Had Recused Himself From Vote Because of Conflict Of Interest

This week we posted many comments concerning the misguided decision to fire the hardworking and qualified Director of Burdette Park.

County Commissioner Ben Shoulders (D) appeared to have cut a backroom deal in order to repay his campaign manager for a job well done.  We consider this to be an act of political patronage at its best. During the campaign, Mr. Shoulders pledged that if elected he would be extremely objective and transparent. The voters signed off on his campaign pledge and elected him to the District 1 County Commissioner seat. We’re disappointed to report that it didn’t take to long for Mr. Shoulders to break his campaign pledge to the people of this community to be open and transparent.

District 3 County Commissioner Cheryl Musgrave’s participation in the firing of the qualified and hard working 28 year old Burdette Parks Director took many by surprise. We consider her decision to support Mr. Shoulders desire to fire Burdette Park Director Jacob Murphy was without cause.   Also many people feel that the hiring of Ben Shoulders campaign manager to replace Mr. Murphy was an unacceptable act of “political patronage.”   For what we are hearing this may have caused her some serious political problems with the general public in the future.

What’s disappointing is that the decision to fire Mr. Murphy was done in private.  Commissioner’s Shoulders and Musgrave never took the time to discuss this matter with all the members of the Burdette Park Advisory Board in order to get their input concerning Mr. Murphy’s overall job performance. They never directly discussed their desire to terminate Mr. Murphy employment with all members of the Vanderburgh County Council.  They didn’t alert the media or the public about the firing of Jacob Murphy and the hiring of Pat Tuley and his wife until after the fact.   Most importantly they didn’t  put this issue on the official County Commission agenda for public discussion.

Pat and Z Tuley have served in different elected and appointed position for many years. Both have serve well in the public sector during the last 25 years. Both have received handsome compersations for the work they did for the taxpayers of Vanderburgh County. However, it looks like it may be time for them to find employment elsewhere other than Burdette Park.  With their political and business connections we expect that they will have little trouble doing so.

We hope that Commissioners Ben Shoulders and Cheryl Musgrave will not only publicly apology to the taxpayers of Vanderburgh County for their bad misjudgment in this matter but they should also rescind the firing of 28 years old Jacob Murphy as the Burdette Parks Director because it’s the right thing to do.

Its time to put this situation behind us and focus on the important issues that will help our county to become even more progressive in the future!

FOOTNOTE: Todays “Readers Poll”  question is: Should County Commissioners Shoulders and Musgrave withdraw their decision to fire the Director of Burdette Park?

MARCH 19, 2017 “READERS FORUM”

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WHAT IS ON YOUR MIND TODAY?

Todays “READERS POLL” question is: Should County Commissioners Shoulders and Musgrave withdraw their decision to fire the Director of Burdette Park?

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CHANNEL 44 NEWS: Spring and Summer Consignment Sale in Owensboro

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Spring and Summer Consignment Sale in Owensboro

It’s called an unforgettable shopping event. Hundreds of families buying and selling items at the spring and summer consignment sale this weekend in Owensboro. The Tot, The Teen and The Wardrobe pop up store at the Owensboro boys and girls club…