Week in Review 2019-09-08
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Jasper's Brayden Schue moves the ball down the field during Saturday's boys soccer game in Jasper. Jasper tied with New Albany 3-3. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Senator Mike Braun greets Northwood residents Dolores Kuper, left, and Sarah Weisheit while visiting the retirement community for a conference in Jasper on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Senator Mike Braun talks with Northwood resident Jack Astrike while visiting the retirement community for a conference in Jasper on Friday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Yuliana Leon, 12, of Huntingburg, applies lipstick as Parker Nichter, 11, of Huntingburg, watches before the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Sagan Sturgeon, 11, of Holland, center, practices her speech backstage with Jasmyne Parke, 12, of Holland, and Madeline Graber, 11, of Holland, before the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Saree Sturgeon, 13, and Jasmyne Parke, 12, of Holland, peak into the audience from backstage before the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Chaney Barrett, 17, of Huntingburg, walks across stage during the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Chaney was crowned the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Queen. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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The contestants stand together on stage during the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Kaelynn Luker, 17, of Holland, left, Cheyanne Motteler, 17, of Holland, Paige Kendall, 17, of Huntingburg, and Chaney Barrett, 17, of Huntingburg, get their nerves out backstage before the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Chaney was crowned the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Queen. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Madeline Graber, 11, of Holland, receives her award from the 2014 Miss Holland Community Festival Queen Lauren Meyer during the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Graber won Miss Congeniality as well as being crowned the pre-teen queen. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Jaylynn Goodwin, 11, of Holland, receives her sash for pre-teen first runner-up during the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Windows at Zoar United Methodist Church are characteristically pastoral, geometric, and without the presence of biblical figures. The shapes are typical of American Gothic style. Glass is marbled and opaque.
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Kaelynn Luker, 17, of Holland, left, Cheyanne Motteler, 17, of Holland, Paige Kendall, 17, of Huntingburg, and Chaney Barrett, 17, of Huntingburg, get their nerves out backstage before the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Chaney was crowned the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Queen. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Saree Sturgeon, 13, and Jasmyne Parke, 12, of Holland, peak into the audience from backstage before the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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The contestants stand together on stage during the 2019 Miss Holland Community Festival Pageant at Southridge High School in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Ella Green, 17, of Chrisney, left, Summer Konerding of Lamar and Braili Schipp, 17, of Ferdinand, compete in the hog wrestling competition during the Dale Fall Fest on Saturday. Their team, Angie's Pork Princess, completed the task in 26.2 seconds. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Spectators watch the hog wrestling competition during the Dale Fall Fest on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Grace Maurer, 13, of Grandview, rinses off after competing with her team, The Baconators, in the hog wrestling competition during the Dale Fall Fest on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Konner Betz, 12, of Schnellville, left, Ben Ebert, 13, of St. Meinrad, Blake Beck, 12, of St. Anthony, and Owen Boeglin, 12, of Ferdinand, compete in the hog wrestling competition during Dale Fall Fest on Saturday. Their team won in less than 11 seconds. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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The Angie's Pork Princess team dives into the mud at the start of the hog wrestling competition during Dale Fall Fest on Saturday. The team completed the task in 26.2 seconds. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Spencer County Sheriff Kelli Reinke hands free balloons to Brantley Sweat, 2, left, and his brother, Carter Sweat, 7, both of Dale, during the Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Josh Wade of Santa Claus feeds ice-cream to his son, Brecken, 3, during the Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Wonder Wheels stunt man Bill Nitschke stands on his bike as spectators watch during the Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. Wonder Wheels presented two shows on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Jaxson Graman, 14, of Evansville, plays the Hi Striker game during the Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. Hi Striker was one of more than ten games included in the carnival. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Adam Kirby left, and his girlfriend, Sabrina Foerster, both of Petersburg, laugh on a ride during the Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. The two have been dating for almost two years. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Hog wrestling competitors rinse off from the fire truck hose during Dale Fall Fest on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Griffin Wood, 14, of Lamar, left, and Trent Sisley, 13, of Santa Claus, fight for the basketball during Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. A corn hole tournament was held on the other side of the basketball courts. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Festival-goers ride the pirate ship during Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. The pirate ship was one of nine rides available to festival-goers. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Brothers Isaac Heile, 10, and Henry Heile, 8, of Holland, watch as Wonder Wheels stunt men Rob Routley, left, and Austin Zentmyer sign autographs during the Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Dominic Byers, 6, left, and his sister, Adrien Turner, 12, both of Dale, slide side-by-side during Dale Fall Fest at Dale Town Park on Saturday. The carnival included nine rides and more than ten games for fest-goers to participate in. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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A football helmet decorated half Forest Park and half Southridge is presented to the family of Charles Fuhs of Huntingburg, who passed away in July. His son, Forest Park head coach Ross Fuhs, left, his wife Cindy Fuhs, daughter-in-law Cassandra Fuhs, and grandchildren Ralston Fuhs, 7 months, and Carly Fuhs, 2, accepted the football helmet in his honor. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois' Reece Bauer returns the ball during Wednesday's tennis match in Dubois. Barr-Reeve defeated Northeast Dubois 3-2. Kaiti Sullivan/The Herald
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Dustin Bright, 11, of Huntingburg, works alongside Jeremy Foxen, building coordinator for Habitat for Humanity, at the construction site in Huntingburg on Sunday. Dustin's family will be the future homeowners. "It's amazing," Dustin's mom, Amy said. "I never could have done this myself and it's a huge blessing. I want it as a forever home, and if we built it together it makes it that much more sentimental." Traci Westcott/ The Herald
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Dustin Bright, 11, of Huntingburg, and his mom, Amy, work alongside Jeremy Foxen, building coordinator for Habitat for Humanity, at the construction site in Huntingburg on Sunday. Traci Westcott/ The Herald
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Jasper volunteer firefighters walk from the Huntingburg Veterans Memorial to Los Bravos in Jasper during the Team RWB — Red, White & Blue — fourth annual Freedom Walk to honor 9/11 victims on Sunday. The firefighters wore their full gear as a sign of respect and in memoriam to the firefighters who responded to the 9/11 attacks. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Army veteran Ralph Hughes of Jasper, left, and Marine veteran Eric Evitts of Ferdinand lead a group of veterans, firefighters and community members during the Freedom Walk on Sunday. "You know you often hear the term 'time heals all wounds'. Well, time has a way of making people forget too. The kids coming up today weren't here when this event [9/11] happened. And so it's up to us to keep reminding them that there was a day that our country got attacked and a lot of people lost their lives. It's an important part of history that brought us all together and made us realize that we are very vulnerable at times," Hughes said. "Those that see us driving up and down the road, even if it's just for a minute, will go back to that day and remember the number of lives that were lost. That's probably the most important. Even if it's just for a minute. That's what it's all about." Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Koi Cronin, 3, of Jasper, hugs Jasper Fire Department member Cody Schmitt during theTeam RWB — Red, White & Blue — fourth annual Freedom Walk on Sunday. "Anytime she sees someone in uniform, she has to hug them," Lori Cronin, Koi's mom, said. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Walkers participate during the Freedom Walk on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Jasper Volunteer Firefighters Cody Kreilein, left, and Josh Dooley walk during the Freedom Walk on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Veterans, community members and firefighters complete 11 repetitions of an exercise to represent the date of the 9/11 attacks during the Freedom Walk on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Veterans, community members, and firefighters complete 11 repetitions of an exercise to represent the date of the 9/11 attacks during Freedom Walk on Sunday. Traci Westcott/The Herald
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Jasper's Andi VanMeter, left, jokes around with Niya Zazzetti before Tuesday's Tri-County Invitational cross country meet at Huntingburg. Jasper's boys and girls teams both won the meet.
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Northeast Dubois' Paige Wildman cheers with her team before Tuesday's Tri-County Invitational cross country meet at Huntingburg. Wildman finished the race in 12th place.
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Forest Park's Macey Geyer braids Karli Kitten's hair before competing in Tuesday's Tri-County Invitational cross country meet at Huntingburg. Forest Park's boys and girls teams both placed third in the meet.
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Forest Park's Abby Hauser, left, Karli Kitten and Jasper's Kathryn McCoy, cross the finish line during Tuesday's Tri-County Invitational cross country meet at Huntingburg.
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Boys compete in Tuesday's Tri-County Invitational cross country meet at Huntingburg.