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Today's News

  • TCHS academic team advances to regionals

    Trimble County Middle School Mike Genton has announced recognition of the seventh grade Students of the Month and Teacher and Staff Member Spotlights for December.

    “We appreciate all their hard work, and hope that you join us in celebrating their success,” Genton said.

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  • TCHS academic team advances to regionals

    Trimble County Middle School Mike Genton has announced recognition of the seventh grade Students of the Month and Teacher and Staff Member Spotlights for December.

    “We appreciate all their hard work, and hope that you join us in celebrating their success,” Genton said.

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  • Elementary Raider teams complete undefeated season

    Trimble’s fifth grade basketball team took on Switzerland County for a shot at going undefeated in the Van Wye league in Madison, IN. The Raiders were very lackadaisical at the game, seemed to have no energy and didn’t play like themselves in the game. They pressed in the first half, which helped account for 21 steals for the game but the Raiders also amassed 11 fouls for the half. Trimble went into halftime down 12-10.

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  • Tryouts for Little League baseball Feb. 11

    By Craig Lacefield
    Special to The Trimble Banner

    Tryouts for Trimble County Little League Baseball are right around the corner. The league will hold tryouts on Feb. 11 at the Morgan Community Center.

    The league will make several changes this year. The first change you see is the name, we will be affiliating with Little League this year. This adds several benefits, from insurance, training of umpires, a structured All Star playoff, and having inter-league games with other Little Leagues.

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  • Class A All Tourney
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  • Lady Raiders ‘Play for a Cure’ Friday

    The Trimble County Lady Raiders will “Play for a Cure” against North Oldham Friday, Feb. 3, in a junior varsity/varsity doubleheader at Trimble County High School. The junior varsity contest is slated to get underway at 6 p.m.

    One dollar of every paid admission will be donated to the Trimble County Relay for Life/American Cancer Society. Pink “Play for a Cure” t-shirts are available for purchase at the high school. The price of the shirts is $10 each. All proceeds will be donated to Relay for Life.

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  • Relieving health issues caused by stress

    Are you aware that stress is anything that interrupts balance in your body? The impact of this can be devastating. A person normally stores energy for the body’s ongoing daily functions.

    These reserves are mobilized in a crisis. This reaction to stress is called the Fight or Flight
    Response; it has a role to enable the body to have the ability to deal with a temporary life-and-death threat. In an emergency situation, different organ systems are activated and others are inhibited. 

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  • Don’t be grudgin’ and judgin’

    There’s this woman. I’ve only met her in person two or three times, but she and I belong to the same professional organization of women authors and speakers, so I see her name continually. About 10 or so years ago she did something that I thought was reprehensible and I took great pleasure in knowing it’s one of God’s top 10 “thou shalt nots” and that she would one day reap what she had sown. That’s not just karma; that’s biblical - a double whammy.

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  • LOOKING BACK

    30 Years Ago (Feb. 4, 1982)
     Annual rainfall for Jan. is 3.5 inches. Trimble County had had about 6.5 inches and Saturday another 2 inches of rainfall was added, sending creeks romping again. While rain was in this area, a 200-300 mile stretch about 50 miles wide had 12 inches of snow for St. Louis to Indianapolis. One-tenth inch of rain equals one inch of snow, thus we could have awaken to a snow-paralysis state on Sunday morning.

    Homecoming King and Queen Friday night were Junior Terry Howerton and Freshman Traci Brierly.

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  • DO YOU REMEMBER?
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