USI women’s runners surge in poll; men slip one spot
The University of Southern Indiana women’s cross country team jumped four spots to No. 11 in the latest U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches’ Association Top 25 Coaches’ Poll, while the Screaming Eagles slipped one spot to No. 6 in the men’s Top 25.
USI’s women are coming off a strong showing at the Greater Louisville Classic this past Saturday that saw them finish 20th out of 30 teams, including third in a stout NCAA Division II field that featured five nationally-ranked teams.
The Eagles, who moved to No. 4 in the latest USTFCCCA Midwest Region rankings, are one of three Great Lakes Valley Conference squads and seven Midwest Region teams to find a spot in the latest Top 25 poll.
GLVC foes Bellarmine University and Lewis University each lost ground in this week’s ranking. The Knights fell three spots to No. 13, while the Flyers slipped two spots to No. 15.
Midwest Region foe Hillsdale College continued its hold on the nation’s No. 1 spot, while Grand Valley State held its spot at No. 3. Northern Michigan University (No. 9) and Ashland University (No. 24) rounded out the Midwest Region’s representation in the women’s rankings.
USI’s men also are coming off a strong finish at the Greater Louisville Classic. The Eagles finished 10th out of 24 teams, one spot behind No. 1 Grand Valley State.
The University of Wisconsin-Parkside fell two spots to No. 14 to join the Eagles as the only two GLVC teams in the men’s Top 25. Grand Valley State (No. 1) and Saginaw Valley State University (No. 22) rounded out the Midwest Region teams in this week’s rankings.
The Eagles return to action October 17 when they compete at the University of Evansville Invitational at Angel Mounds. The GLVC Championships are October 24 in Somers, Wisconsin, while the NCAA II Midwest Region Championships return to Evansville and Angel Mounds November 7. The NCAA II National Championships are November 21 in Joplin, Missouri.
Davi Stein-Kiley Receives William J. Bailey Prevention Leadership Award
Davi Stein-Kiley, Director of Social Work for Youth First, Inc., is the 2015 recipient of the William J. Bailey Prevention Leadership Award.  The award was presented at the Indiana Annual Recovery Month Symposium in Indianapolis by the IndianaPrevention Resource Center and the state’s Division of Mental Health and Addiction.
Each year, the William J. Bailey Prevention Leadership Award recognizes the hard work and commitment of a person who contributes to the benefit of the prevention field in Indiana.
The late Bill Bailey was the director of the Indiana Prevention Resource Center.  He is regarded as a visionary in the prevention fieldand is referred to as a selfless, hardworking and passionate leader. In his honor, the award was established by the Indiana Prevention Resource Center and the Division of Mental Health and Addiction to honor Mr. Bailey’s contribution to the prevention field.
As Youth First’s Director of Social Work, Stein-Kiley leads a team of 38 prevention professionals who provide social work servicesand programs for more than 17,000 students in 55 schools across six counties.  She was nominated by Youth First President and CEO Parri Black, who stated, “Davi epitomizes the servant leader, continuously role modeling the same passion, quality, andaccountability that she expects from her team. Davi is a passionate advocate for children and families.â€
DR RICHARD MOSS WILL RUN FOR CONGRESS IN REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
Dr. Richard Moss of Jasper, Indiana has announced that he will seek the nomination for Congress for the 8th Congressional district in the May 3, 2016 Republican primary. He believes that Republican leadership in Washington has strayed from the voters that sent them there.
Dr. Moss is a board certified specialist in Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (Ear Nose and Throat). He earned his undergraduate degree in Biology at Indiana University, and completed his Doctor of Medicine degree at the I.U. School of Medicine in Indianapolis. Moss has been in private practice since 1991 with offices in Jasper and Washington for over 20 years. He previously had offices in Paoli, Tell City, and Huntingburg.  He is one of the original investors in the St. Thomas Surgery Center in Jasper. He is a member of the Indiana State Medical Association and a fellow of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery.
Between 1987 and 1990, Dr. Moss traveled extensively throughout Asia, serving as a visiting surgeon on a voluntary basis at major medical centers in Thailand, Nepal, India, and Bangladesh. Although he received little or no compensation during these three years, he considers them among the most rewarding periods of his life. He continues his volunteer work and extensive travel with his family around the world today. Dr. Moss gives multi-media presentations and slide shows of his travels and work overseas at local schools and churches.
Dr. Moss has written a regular conservative column for the Dubois County Herald for more than ten years. He has written also for the Indianapolis Star, the Evansville Courier and Press, the Bloomington Herald-Times, the Petersburg Press Dispatch, and the Ferdinand News. He maintains a conservative blog (exodusmd.com) and has recently authored a memoir about his mother (Matilda’s Triumph).  He continues to write political columns that are distributed through his book signings and speaking engagements and often published. He is completing a second book about his life as a traveling cancer surgeon in Asia in hopes of promoting better understanding of the challenges of poverty, neglect, and advanced disease in the developing world. He also seeks to cultivate an appreciation of the excellent healthcare we enjoy here in the states and the freedom and opportunities that America uniquely provides. Dr. Moss also founded and owned the Bronx Bagel, a bagel shop and deli in Jasper.
He has been married to his wife, Supit (“Yingâ€), for 26 years. Supit was a nurse whom he met while working in Thailand. She now assists him in his office.  They are proud parents of four children, Arielle (23), Noah (21), Adina (12), and Isaiah (11). Arielle is a recent graduate of I.U. Bloomington and winner of a Fulbright Scholarship to teach in Morocco where she now resides. Noah is currently studying Business Management at I.U. Bloomington. Adina and Isaiah attend Jasper Middle School.  All of the children play multiple musical instruments and perform regularly. Dr. Moss eagerly attends their many recitals, competitions, and performances and is actively engaged in the education and rearing of his children.
Dr. Moss and his family regularly participate in interfaith activities with local churches including a local food bank. They are members of the Temple Adath B’nai Israel (a synagogue) in Evansville.
Dr. Moss seeks office because of profound concerns over the direction of the country. He feels that both parties have failed the American people. He believes firmly that new leadership is required if the nation is to correct itself.
Find out more about Dr. Moss at www.rmoss4congress.com. Call or email at 812-684-0971 or hq@rmoss4congress.com.
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Help the Sheriff’s Office Identify these Theft Suspects
- The Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office is seeking your help to identify these theft suspects. On August 09, 2015 the individuals pictured below stole a wallet from a vehicle while it was parked at Home Depot on Pearl Drive. The victim’s stolen credit card was then used at a nearby gas station. Please click here to submit a tip via this website or call our telephone tip line at (812) 421-6297.
Pictured above: One male and two female suspects.
Pictured above: Two female suspects.
Pictured above: Suspect vehicle is believed to be a white Dodge Challenger with a black stripe.
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Juvenile arrested at the Fall Festival for threatening kill officers
The juvenile approached a group of officers at the intersection of Wabash and Franklin St, threw a bottle of apple cider on the ground at their feet, and began yelling obscenities and racial slurs at them. Although the officers had made no attempt to make contact with him prior to his outburst, he appeared agitated and directed his hostility towards the officers.
Due to his conduct, officer informed him he was no longer allowed in the festival area and told him to leave. The juvenile refused to leave.
The juvenile was arrested for Disorderly Conduct. During his arrest, he fought with officers and made several threats to kill the officers. He went on to say he had a pistol and would see the officers when he was released from custody.
The juvenile was placed at the Youth Care Center. He is charged with 4 counts of Intimidation, Resisting Law Enforcement, and Disorderly Conduct.
Blockley joins Alumni and Volunteer Services
Caylin Blockley ’13 has accepted the position of assistant director of Alumni and Volunteer Services at the University of Southern Indiana. Blockley will assist Janet Johnson, director of Alumni and Volunteer Services, in managing operations of Alumni and Volunteer Services and developing opportunities for alumni, parents, students and volunteers to remain connected and involved with USI.
He will recruit, train and manage USI volunteers, coordinate volunteer programs, and manage the USI Parents and Families Association, as well as the USI Student Alumni Association.
Blockley, originally from Troy, Illinois, joins Alumni and Volunteer Services after working more than a year with the USI Foundation, serving as communications and events coordinator. Prior to that, he served as a press secretary at the Indiana House of Representatives in Indianapolis.
A USI alumnus, Caylin holds a bachelor’s degree in public relations and advertising and plans to graduate with his master’s degree in communications from the University in fall 2016
Governor Pence to Offer Remarks at Event Celebrating Rolls-Royce’s Centennial in Indianapolis
Governor Mike Pence will offer remarks at an event celebrating Rolls-Royce’s centennial in Indianapolis. Later in the afternoon, he will stop by a community outreach event in Indianapolis, hosted by the Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs. These community outreach events are “one-stop shopping†opportunities for veterans, active duty members and their dependents. At these events, participants can connect with needed services, learn how to develop a resume, receive interview preparation guidance, introduce themselves to prospective employers and meet with Indiana Women’s Veteran Coordinator Laura McKee, a United States Air Force veteran. Details below.
Wednesday, October 7:
11:00 a.m. EDT – Governor Pence to offer remarks at event celebrating Rolls-Royce’s centennial in Indianapolis
*Media are welcome to attend.
Indianapolis Airport – U.S. Postal Hub, 2475 Hoffman Road, Indianapolis, IN
12:30 p.m. EDT – Governor Pence to stop by a Community Outreach Event in Indianapolis, hosted by the Indiana Department of Veterans’ Affairs
*Media are welcome to attend.
38th Division National Guard Armory, 3912 W. Minnesota Street, Indianapolis, IN