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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Terre Haute |
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Search ArticlesSouth Putnam finally returns home, picks up first win of season over Martinsville
After being nomads for the first month of the season, then having to wait an extra week once cleared to return home, South Putnam finally got to see its boys' tennis team play at friendly confines Tuesday night. Martinsville, a potential sectional opponent, was the first team to face the Eagles on the newly refurbished tennis courts and, for the first time in 2026, the hosts secured a win, defeating the Artesians 3-2. "It was a long night tonight," South Putnam head coach Johnnie Briones said.
VU collaborates with K-12 partners to launch new online teacher preparation bachelor’s degree
VINCENNES — Vincennes University announced it is establishing a “game-changing” approach to educator training through the launch of its Online Teacher Preparation Initiative, said in a press release. Designed to support K-12 partner schools facing critical shortages, this initiative provides a new online, high-quality bachelor's degree program designed to streamline the certification process and place future educators in the classrooms that need them most.
Federal judge sets Wednesday hearing in SEC lawsuit against LSU
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The legal fight between the Southeastern Conference and LSU moves to a federal courtroom Wednesday as the league attempts to block the university from fielding professional athletes. U.S. District Judge Annemarie Carney Axon will hear arguments at 1 p.m. in Birmingham.
Trump targets Canadian goods in $50B federal procurement fight
(The Center Square) – Hours after Canada's retaliatory tariffs took effect Tuesday, President Donald Trump escalated the trade dispute again, directing federal officials to take steps to remove Canadian products from the government's Multiple Award Schedules, a procurement program with more than $50 billion in annual sales.
MU gymnastics lands third 2027 commit
Seiko Mallon announced her commitment to Mizzou's gymnastics program Tuesday, becoming the school's third commit of the 2027 Class. Mallon, a two-time nationals qualifier from Pennsylvania, joins a Mizzou class of Paityn Adams and Ruthie Wehrung. College Gym News had the team ranked No. 22 in the nation after Adams flipped her commitment to MU last Tuesday. College Gym News featured Mallon as one of three "under-the-radar recruits that excel on floor" in the Class of 2027.
Pappas to face Sununu in New Hampshire U.S. Senate race
(The Center Square) — Democratic New Hampshire Rep. Chris Pappas will face former Sen. John E. Sununu in the November elections to settle an open U.S. Senate race that could help decide the balance of power in Washington. In Tuesday's primary elections, Pappas handily won the Democratic Party's nomination in a crowded four-way race for the seat being vacated by outgoing Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, a three-term Democrat who is retiring.
Supreme Court to decide on whether Trump’s voting-by-mail rules can go into effect – but might not rule yet on whether they’re constitutional
The Trump administration’s proposal to crack down on voting by mail in federal elections – articulated in a March 2026 executive order – faces its toughest legal test so far, as the Supreme Court decides whether to allow the measure to go ahead, or maintains a lower court’s block on its implementation.
Featured Muralists: Christina Hollering - Shady Boutique, Cloverdale
The following is the first installment of a series on the artists who will be painting the murals throughout Putnam County as part of the Putnam County Mural Festival. Set to last through Sept. 19, the festival will culminate with a celebration in Greencastle. Up first is Christina Hollering who will be painting her mural at the Shady Boutique in Cloverdale.
Supreme Court's December calendar: Guns, immigration, parental rights
(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court in December will hear arguments in cases on semi-automatic gun bans in Illinois and Connecticut, immigration detention centers, voting rights in Arizona and parental rights related to transgender children in Washington state. Justices on the high court released the December argument calendar Friday, which includes several high profile cases the court agreed to hear over the last several months. The December argument session lasts from Monday, Nov.
New York got 4 world events in 1 September weekend, and the month is far from done
New Yorkers pride themselves on being unfazed, and this September might be the one that tests it. The U.S. Open championship weekend, the opening of Fashion Week, the start of Rosh Hashanah and the 25th anniversary of 9/11 all fall between Sept. 10 and 13, sharing the same sidewalks, subway cars and Saturday night dinner reservations. That’s four days, and the rest of the month hasn’t even started. Photo credit: Depositphotos.