Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of October.
Good morning, Lafayette.
Artist Nick Mendel unveiled his one-of-a-kind IU football artwork, signed by head coach Curt Cignetti & quarterback Fernando Mendoza in Lafayette to boost awareness for multiple sclerosis; half its proceeds will support charity.
Lafayette Parks and Recreation is hosting its first adults-only movie night on Oct.
9 at Loeb Stadium. The event shows Jurassic Park with bar service and gates opening at 6 p.m. (movie starts at 7 p.m.)
The Art Museum of Greater Lafayette will showcase communal art pieces made last Friday at Star City Nights.
The display opens tomorrow (Oct. 2) and runs through the Halloween Bash on Oct. 30.
Student journalists at Purdue University are investigating campus challenges following questions raised by a similar case at Cornell.
Editor-in-Chief Avery Goldthorpe said their firsthand experience with campus life helps uncover important details for students.
Governor Mike Braun extended the state’s gas tax suspension until Nov.
4, keeping fuel among the nation’s cheapest as AAA reported regular gas at $3.83 per gallon for Hoosiers.
Tippecanoe County Sheriff Bob Goldsmith invited residents to join the Indiana Sheriff's Association, a nonprofit that works to improve the criminal justice system.
Interested residents can support public safety and crime prevention programs by learning more online.
Friday Night Frenzy will feature seven high school football games tomorrow, including West Lafayette at Lafayette Central Catholic, and custom pink shirts will be given out in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.
Lafayette area high school girls soccer sectionals begin Monday, Oct.
5 as 16 teams compete in four brackets including Class 3A, 2A, and 1A tournaments. Favorites such as Harrison, Benton Central and Tri-West Hendricks are expected to advance to the regional round.
Purdue Football players preview their upcoming contest at Illinois Saturday in Champaign as they aim to end their three game losing streak.
Senior defensive lineman Curt Neal and sophomore punter Dylan Drennan share their insights ahead of the matchup.
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