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Knights overcome 1st-half scare

The Centerville Lady Bulldogs did not upset heavily favored Northeastern in their semifinal match of the 2A sectional played on Friday, Feb. 7, but they got their attention and earned their respect.  It was the third meeting between the two rivals this season. In December, the Lady Knights defeated the Lady Bulldogs 83-20 in a […]

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Bills could negatively impact paving funds, I-70 businesses

Centerville officials are concerned about the possibilities of Interstate 70 becoming a toll road and changes in how towns qualify for local paving funds. Road discussion Council President Dan Wandersee monitors legislation going through Indiana General Assembly before its session ends in April. During council’s Jan. 28 work session, he asked those attending to contact […]

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Most local grad rates between 90-100%

Nearly all Wayne County high schools neared or exceeded a 90% graduation rate for the Class of 2024. Three local schools surpassed Indiana’s average of 90.23%, which is the highest graduation rate since state officials began publishing data. Indiana’s rate was 88.98% in 2023.  Centerville Senior High School Principal Brian Bellew said rates can vary widely […]

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Bulldogs extend winning streak to 4

The Centerville Bulldog basketball team hosted Union County in a Tri-Eastern Conference game on Thursday, Jan. 30. The Bulldogs raced to a 31-18 lead at halftime and expanded it to 47-30 after three quarters en route to a 60-41 win.  Landyn Keiser led the winners with a game high of 18 points, Bryson Brown scored […]

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CACS adds grad paths, addresses weather

Centerville-Abington Community Schools board members learned about new graduation pathways through a medical training school and administrators’ criteria for weather-related delays or cancellations.  Graduation pathways The board approved a memorandum of understanding with KLR Medical Certification Training School to help CACS meet Indiana’s new diploma requirements.  Superintendent Mike McCoy and Director of Student Learning Tammy […]

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Bulldogs survive late Red Devil rally

Centerville and Richmond are not in the same conference, sectional or enrollment class, so when the Richmond Red Devil basketball team traveled west on Highway 40 on Saturday, Jan. 25, to square off against the Bulldogs, some might not have recognized the importance of the game to the participants and their fans.   Playing before a […]

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Centerville sounds alarm on fire bill

Centerville councilors and fire chief say a state lawmaker’s proposal could cost local lives if fire protection territories are dissolved. The same bill would also dissolve township governments. At their Jan. 14 meeting, council President Dan Wandersee discussed a few bills being considered by Indiana General Assembly, especially House Bill 1233 on local government reorganization. […]