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Centerville schools finalize 2026-27 calendar

Centerville-Abington Community Schools is already setting its 2026-2027 calendar, but must deal with some technology and financial challenges in the meantime. Calendar After Centerville Education Association reviewed and approved the 2026-27 school year calendar, it was the school board’s turn to discuss the updates at its April 23 meeting. They unanimously approved it. Students’ first […]

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Diver qualifies for AAU nationals

Nine-year-old Centerville diver Laney Estes qualified for an Amateur Athletic Union Nationals diving event called the Red, White and Blue Nationals to be held in Huntsville, North Carolina, over Memorial Day weekend.  Estes qualified for the event in the 10-11 age group by placing third in the one-meter springboard and fourth in the three-meter springboard […]

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Knights defeat Bulldogs 9-2 after rain delay

The Northeastern baseball team hosted Centerville on Saturday, April 26, to complete a game that started on Thursday, but was in rain delay. Blake Waters and Kaiden White combined to shut down the Bulldog offense with White getting credit for the win. Logan Seal, Kaiden White and Logan White each collected two hits for the […]

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Bulldogs and Red Devils cross the Ohio line for a large meet

The Centerville and Richmond track teams both traveled to Eaton, Ohio, on Saturday, April 26, to take part in the annual Dean Stoltz Memorial Invitational involving Bethel, Centerville (IN), Cincinnati Christian, Connersville (IN), Eaton, Oakwood, Preble Shawnee, Richmond (IN), Talawanda, Twin Valley South, and Wayne high schools.  Centerville and Richmond both had multiple first-place finishes, […]

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Centerville teen sorry about park vandalism

A teen apologized to Centerville officials for their role in vandalizing Maplewood Park restrooms four times in March. The Centerville Senior High School student, accompanied by family members, said they were sorry and took responsibility for their actions at council’s April 8 meeting. Town utility employees discovered graffiti and plumbing damage. Doors had been forced […]

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Centerville’s Chase Clark no-hits Tri High in 24-0 win

Chase Clark tossed a five-inning no-hitter, striking out 12, against Tri High on Tuesday, April 15, at Centerville. The game was halted after five innings because of the 10-run mercy rule. The Bulldog offense supplied plenty of firepower, collecting 20 hits in a 24-0 victory.  Clark helped his own cause by collecting three hits and driving […]

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Bulldogs, Tigers win tourney openers

In a field that included Centerville, Hagerstown, Jay County, Lawrence Central, New Castle, Northeastern, Richmond and Rushville, the Centerville Lady Bulldogs and the Hagerstown Lady Tigers, two high-octane programs, easily won their opening-round games played on Friday, April 18, against larger enrollment schools. Centerville defeated Richmond 19-0 and Hagerstown defeated Rushville Consolidated 15-0. Both games […]

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Centerville handbook revisions considered

Even school principals get homework assignments. Centerville-Abington Community Schools building leaders reviewed their school handbooks and shared their proposed revisions with board members at their April 9 meeting. The board took the suggestions under advisement and could approve them at its 7 p.m. April 23 meeting in the administration building, 115 W. South St., Centerville. […]

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Infrastructure funds set for 82 home sites

Infrastructure costs ground some Wayne County subdivision expansions to a halt, remaining stagnant despite plat approvals. Helping restart those projects was prioritized during Hoosier Enduring Legacy Planning, with more than a million dollars allocated to infrastructure projects. The Economic Development Corporation of Wayne County has vetted developers and their projects to determine a funding plan […]

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Bulldogs drop 13-12 slugfest on road 

The Centerville Bulldog baseball team traveled to Parker City on Monday, April 7, to open its regular season against Monroe Central. The host Bears jumped out to a 12-1 lead after two innings and held off a late Centerville rally to take a 13-12 win.  The Bears outhit the Bulldogs 13 to five, with Carter […]