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Community Hospital introduces hyperbaric chamber
ANDERSON, Ind. — The technology that helped injured Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney play in Super Bowl XLIV on Sunday has made its debut in Madison County. Community Hospital recently unveiled its new hyperbaric chamber, the same pressure treatment device Freeney used when a sprained ankle threatened to keep him out of the game.
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Henning, former area pastor, publishes poetry book
ANDERSON — First, there’s the name: boB Henning. That’s not a typo. It’s how the 53-year-old poet, songwriter and musician spells his name. The nickname was bestowed upon him in the late 1980s by a concert promoter.
It stuck.
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Community Briefs: Feb. 8
PENDLETON — Pendleton Community Library, 595 E. Water St., is providing ReferenceUSA, an online database that offers diverse uses for job applicants, business owners, and those searching for doctors and dentists.
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Super Bowl XLIV most-watched TV show in history
NEW YORK – The Super Bowl was watched by more than 106 million people, surpassing the 1983 finale of "M*A*S*H" to become the most-watched program in television history.
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On the road to the Super Bowl
Driving to or from the Super Bowl this weekend shouldn’t go without connecting to the Indianapolis Colts along the way.
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Places to watch the big game in Anderson
Need a place to watch the big game? These local establishments offer you a venue to kick back and cheer on the Colts!
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Rodney Richey: When the moment is right
Today’s the day, when families all over the nation gather in front of the TV for the event of the year.
Of course, they first have to wade through a stupid football game.
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Dennis Lanane: Affinity thefts tough to investigate, prosecute
The Indiana State Police will return as speakers at the March 18 regular monthly Triad meeting.
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In History: Alfont crash killed 21 in 1924
Eighty-six years ago this past Tuesday marked the anniversary of the single most tragic accident in terms of lives lost in Madison County history.
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Back in the News for Feb. 7
The Herald Bulletin looks back at stories published in the Anderson Daily Bulletin and The Anderson Herald newspapers.
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What's Where for Feb. 7-14
The following events are scheduled for Feb. 7-14.
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Lifestyle Briefs for Feb. 7
The following are brief lifestyle and cultural items of local interest.
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Honor Rolls: North Side Middle School
The following students have been named to the third six weeks and first semester grading period honor rolls at North Side Middle School:
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Honor Rolls: Anderson High School
The following students have been named to the third six weeks and first semester honor rolls at Anderson High School:
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Honor Rolls: Valley Grove Elementary
ANDERSON — The following students were named to the second nine-week grading period honor roll at Valley Grove Elementary, Anderson.
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Honor Rolls: St. Mary's
The following students have been named to the second nine weeks grading period honor roll at: St. Mary’s School:
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Honor Rolls: Madison-Grant Junior High
The following students have been named to the second nine weeks grading period honor roll at: Madison-Grant Junior High School:
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Honor Rolls: Anderson Preparatory Academy
The following students have been named to the third six weeks grading period honor roll at Anderson Preparatory Academy:
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Academic Accolades for Feb. 7
The following are brief items about local students:
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Doctor taking donations for Haiti
ANDERSON — Dr. Todd Hovermale and his staff at the Family Foot Clinic are accepting donations of new and gently used shoes for both children and adults.
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Maleah Stringer: From 'no way' to going home
Animal Care and Control had an adoption event in Carmel at Club Canine last month. We took cats and dogs in an attempt to get them out in public and hopefully adopted to loving homes.
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At Home: Couple embraces restoration of historic home
PENDLETON — Sometimes beauty is in the sweeping design of a home and at other times the impressive details steal your attention.
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Jim Bailey: A stroll through history of downtown Anderson
Does anyone remember when ...
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Big Joe Clark: Plan for financial resolution success
You may have made the New Year’s resolution to spend less and save more, but by now almost 80 percent of people have failed their resolutions.
