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Teens, parents invited to Girls Power the World event

Teens, parents invited to Girls Power the World event

 

All girls in grades 9-12 (as well as incoming freshmen and recent graduates) and parents are invited to attend a Girls Power the World event on Saturday, June 15, 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Central Time, at the University of Evansville’s Ridgeway University Center.  This event is designed to help girls build skills and attitudes that will give them the confidence they need to move successfully through the high school years and as they enter college and pursue a career. 

Girls Power the World was developed and organized by Castle High School senior Mary Lynn Dennis, as her Girl Scout Gold Award Project. The Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest achievement in Girl Scouting, requires completion of a Take Action Project that addresses a community need and seeks to produce lasting, positive sustainable change through involving others in the effort.

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Sweet CeCe's Newburgh back open under new ownership

Sweet CeCe's Newburgh back open under new ownership

Sweet CeCe's in Newburgh is back open with new ownership serving up the treats.

The frozen yogurt shop closed suddenly in January.  The original owners of the shop announced the closure on Facebook, saying they had sold the store in August of last year but due to reasons beyond their control, the store had been closed by those new owners after just a few months of operation.

However, Greg and Sandy Moore say they have purchased the business in April and opened it back up on May 10.

Collision center takes donations for tornado victims

EVANSVILLE, IN (WFIE)- Lefler Collision & Glass is collecting donations to be delivered to Moore, Oklahoma.

Company officials said there are two ways you can donate. In partnership with Integrity Nursery & Outdoor Living, you can purchase specific items at a reduced rate.  Those items must be ordered by Noon on Thursday, May 23 by calling (812) 473-3100, or Integrity's Owensboro office at (270) 684-4959.

Donors may also purchase the following items and drop them off at Lefler locations:

Announcement planned for Boonville bypass project

BOONVILLE, IN (WFIE)-  Lieutenant Governor Sue Ellspermann will join the Indiana Department of Transportation for an important announcement about the State Road 61 bypass project in Boonville.

The event is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on Friday, May 24, at the Warrick County Courthouse. INDOT Director of Highway Operations Troy Woodruff will also take part in the announcement.

No other details are being released at this time. 14 News will have more information following the announcement. In case of rain, the event will be moved inside the courthouse.

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New Chandler K-9 visits Chandler Elementary

CHANDLER, IN (WFIE)- After a long search for the perfect K-9, Chandler Police have put a collar on the newest officer on the force.  

K-9 Officer Matt Tevault has been training with his new dog. Fado, for the past seven weeks.

Today Fado showed off his skills for students at Chandler Elementary.  

Officer Tevault says the students at Chandler Elementary donated $1,000 to the department to help purchase the dog.

Tevault says he promised the kids he would bring his new dog back to show him off.

New K-9 helps Warrick Co. Interdiction team keep drugs off the street

Chandler's new K-9, Fado, saw big success on just his second day on the job.

Fado and his handler, Officer Matt Tevault, are a part of the Warrick County Interdiction Team.

The team worked today throughout Newburgh.

Officials say they pulled over a red sedan for a traffic violation early Thursday afternoon.

When officers ran the IDs, they were able to see a history of drug use in the vehicle.

Officer's used Fado to search the vehicle and he alerted that there were drugs inside.

Chandler Elementary students say farewell to beloved teachers

Chandler Elementary students say farewell to beloved teachers

Chandler Elementary students had an emotional surprise for their teachers this morning. 

During a morning assembly on the last day of school, students surprised three retiring teachers with flowers and messages of their appreciation.

Third grade teacher Lou Ann Fisher, fifth grade teacher Connie Warren and music teacher April Davidson are all retiring. All three women have more than 34 years of experience each.