Pictured, from left, are Owen Edwards, Heidi Wilson and Ava Miller.
Brittany Richardt dances with her son, Gabrielle Richardt.
Pictured, from left, are Hadley Hartz, Ava Epple, Mia Martin and Elizabeth Butler.
Jacob Ling works on the inside of his boat.
Grayson Dauby plays with the toys available in the play section of the dance.
Braxton Richardt enjoys a hug from his mom, Danielle Richardt.
Cynthia Cain dances with her son, Liam Cain.
Kelley Click and Elijah Hoch enjoy each other’s time.
Cruz Lawalin works with his partner on his boat.
Photographer Angie Dykes, with Dynamic Duo, was hard at work.
Valerie Cassidy was happy to see such a great turnout at the dance she hosted for mothers and sons.
Ilynd Lawalin helps construct a boat made from cardboard.
Provided by Community Foundation
Pictured, from left, are Jana Foury, Makayla Dawson and Olivia Kellems.
Pictured, from left, are Grayson Hollinden and Camden Axton.
TELL CITY
Quinn DeSpain paints sealant on her boat to help keep it afloat.
TELL CITY
TELL CITY — Tell City Regional Arts began their sunset series with drinks from Bottom of the Barrel and musical talents from Eryn Sommer. Sommer amazed the crowd with her angelic voice and her acoustic guitar skills on Friday evening.
Sandy Jarboe shows off her string art.
Keisha Wright and Ami Ogata were second-place winners in the race with eight laps.
Amiyah Wheatley and Isla Epple
Allie Rudolph and Cynthia Parker
First-place winners with nine laps were Gunner Engelbrecht and Quinn DeSpain.
Ava Miller and Heidi Wilson
Laura Noble, Tony Hollinden and Pat Jarboe show off their boat skills.
Liam Wathen, right, and Ezra Smith paddle while their boat began to sink.
The Perry County News is pleased to announce events of local interest as a service to our readers and the community. Information should be sent to The News at P.O. Box 309, Tell City, IN 47586. Information can also be faxed to 812-547-2847 or e-mailed to lifestyles@perrycountynews.com. Pleas…
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I gave up growing corn a long time ago; figured others can grow it better than me so why take up the space. I just go to Gallrein’s in Shelbyville, Kentucky once their “Sweet Corn” sign has been hung so there are no worries, they have the best corn this side of the Mississippi. I have my fin…
FERDINAND — Best Home Furnishings has a long-standing tradition of investing in the people and organizations of the local communities that help foster a better way of life for all.
HAWESVILLE — Century Aluminum in Hawesville, Ky., is having a temporary shutdown for the next 9 to 12 months according to a letter that went home with employees.
TELL CITY
The Tell City Historical Society is now accepting public nominations for its Distinguished Citizen Award. Since the 1960s, a distinguished member of the community has been honored during Schweizer Fest for their contributions to the betterment of Tell City.
The Perry County News is pleased to announce events of local interest as a service to our readers and the community. Information should be sent to The News at P.O. Box 309, Tell City, IN 47586. Information can also be faxed to 812-547-2847 or e-mailed to lifestyles@perrycountynews.com. Pleas…
PERRY COUNTY — Attic Road in Anderson Township is planned to receive new millings to improve the road quality. Bob Childress addressed county commissioners with the proposition to provide the millings, as he is a cabin owner on the road.
TELL CITY — Dementia Friends was initiated first in the United Kingdom and then sparked a worldwide movement.
TELL CITY — The Perry County Tell City library knows that many of the little library friends don’t want to just sit down and listen to books. They want to be involved, ask questions, and move. The library staff want that too.
Wine enthusiasts and charitable folks of the community turned up to raise funds for a great cause.
Good food, wine, a great view and a silent auction were parts of the Wine Over Water festivities to raise money for the museum.
LINCOLN CITY
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From the office of Senator Young
From the office of Senator Young
From left, Rich Alstad, Grey Clark, Katie Mattingly and Julie Foreman enjoy their time on the river front at Blue Heron Winery.
Danny and Leo play at Wine Over Water at Blue Heron Winery to help raise funds for the Perry County Old Courthouse Museum.
CANNELTON — Thomas Irvin was a Scottish man who had come to Cannelton in the 1800s and became a large part of the community. His legacy lives on through family who still resides in Perry County. The Irvin family will be hosting a large family reunion in July and wanted to share his story.
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