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Ten years back today, the front page of The Courier-Times included a lead tale about Walgreens' intends to develop another $1 million store in the 100 square of N. Remembrance Drive, the previous area of the "red stable" service station/comfort store/diner.

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The centerpiece was a three-photograph blend from the New Castle Running Camp. The occasion, supported by secondary school track mentor Jon Tabor, was held at Huffman Field. Those imagined included Luke Carter and Kasey Brown.

The base of the front page was contained an element anecdote about a nearby association known as Healthy Family Connections. It kept running with a photograph of Dallas Turpen and her little girl, Taylor, who were taking an interest in the Twice Upon A Time Reading Challenge. The story hop was joined by a photograph of Marcia Woodruff with her youngsters, Kaitlyn and Caleb Woodruff.

The soapbox question on the Opinion page approached respondents for the best guidance their father at any point imparted to them. Noting were Jim Jeffries, Wendi Meier, Elizabeth Pitchford, Amy Frost and Duke Falck. All were credited with being New Castle occupants.

Page A6 included three photographs from an occasion charged as the Dare To Dream camp. One indicated camp executive George Philhower exhibiting the correct procedure for strolling on a rope. Another indicated Autumn Conway, Madison Lyall and Breonna Smith getting a charge out of a kayak ride. The third included Jessica Hamilton, Lacey Graziano and a few different youths angling off the finish of a dock found some place in southern Henry County.

The Sports page was commanded by photographs and stories about New Castle's Zach Hahn and Corie West, who had as of late been named to the Indiana High School Basketball All-Stars group and were get ready to play an All-Stars squad from Kentucky.

The Entertainment page revealed the top video rental for the earlier week was Apocalypto; the top entertainer in the VHS deals class was The Lord of The Rings: The Two Towers; Hannibal Rising was the top offering DVD for the week; and the Top Song was Umbrella by Rihanna.

June 15, 2002

The lead story on the front page of The Courier-Times 15 years back today was about volunteers grabbing a lot of junk, broken furniture and other undesirable things from an area south of U.S. Hwy. 40 close County Road 425 West. The exertion was driven by individuals from the Indiana Environmental Health Association's East-Central Chapter.

An independent photograph close to the base left of the page indicated Ross and Brice Ankrom riding bikes in downtown Spiceland.

There was an anecdote about the region's nourishment and drink assessment and how it was being put to use too concerns communicated by some about paying another (new) charge.

The other front-page story for the day was about a $1000 remunerate being offered for the capture and conviction of the people in charge of two or three instances of creature remorselessness. In one case, somebody utilized a mechanical stapler on a feline's head and in the other a feline was tossed from a bridge and into the windshield of a passing auto. The main creature survived; the second did not.

Page A3 included an expansive, six-section wide "Flashback" photograph of the 1916 Mount Summit Band. Those envisioned included Elza W. Garrett, Oliver H. Rifner, Jesse Shively, Kenneth Glaescher, W. Lyle Province, Tansel Beavers, Jesse Rifner, William B. Beavers, Bill Glaescher, Hubert Emmons, Paul Blagg, Dana Garrett, Howard Fennemore, Ed Carpenter, Ed Lowe, C.C. Cory, Lawrence Carpenter, Billy Dowell and Lee H. Richey.
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