Week in Review 2020-04-05
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Angel Funes showed Huntingburg resident Wilfredo Hernandez the engine of an SUV Funes was selling at his dealership, XXXXXX, Friday afternoon March 25, 2005. "Es muy vendible, El Explorer," Funes said.
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Forest Park head coach Tom Beach and players Kyle Schroering, left, Jace Hasenour, Beau Troesch and Jordan Johnson all erupted from the bench as Clint Hopf buried a buzzer beating shot at the end of the third period during Saturday's game against Heritage Christian in Seymour.
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Indiana University basketball star Alan Henderson was the center of attention during warmups 25 years ago before an IU All-Star game Monday evening in Jasper, the team of current and former IU players took on former Jasper-area All-stars. A story on the game is in the sports section. Herald file photo by Tim Myers. Published April 11, 1995.
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Joe Lasher, 8, of Evanston, looks at Heritage Hills head coach Nate Hawkins before leading Heritage Hills in a cheer after Friday's boys basketball game in Lincoln City. Heritage Hills defeated Southridge 83-38. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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The Dubois County Health Department in Jasper on Friday. Kayla Renie/The Herald
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The Dubois County Health Department in Jasper on Friday. Kayla Renie/The Herald
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The Dubois County Health Department in Jasper on Friday. Kayla Renie/The Herald
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A daffodil blooms along 550 W in Ireland on Monday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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Dwight Giddens of Schnellville grocery shops wearing a face mask and gloves during the senior shopping hour for those over age 60 and most at-risk at Holiday Foods in Jasper on Tuesday. “The way it’s going all over the world, people are dying,” Giddens said. “They say to take all the precautions.” Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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Local artist Jennifer Wagner works on her latest piece of art at her home in Jasper on Thursday. With the outbreak of COVID-19, people are self-quarantining at home and turning to social media for sources of distraction and good news. "I'm using my art to spread kindness in a creative way," Wagner said.Kayla Renie/The Herald
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Jasper and Huntingburg Fire Departments set up the flag before the funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passed beneath it at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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A firefighter helps make sure the flag does not touch the ground while it is lifted into the air before the funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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The first fire engine in the funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through Celestine before approaching St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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Firefighters stand by as the funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the parking lot at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes beneath the flag at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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People watch as the funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes beneath the flag at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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Huntingburg Fire Department Firefighter Brad Buechler looks up while helping put the flag away after the funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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Huntingburg Fire Department Firefighter Brad Buechler looks up while helping put the flag away after the funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes beneath the flag at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes beneath the flag at St. Celestine Catholic Church on Friday. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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The funeral procession for Keith Thewes of Celestine passes through the town on Friday. Sarah Ann Jump/The Herald
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Knox Gogel's great aunt Lisa Feldmeyer of Huntingburg holds a birthday sign out of her car window while driving by the Gogel family's home in Holland on Saturday. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Knox wasn't able to have a traditional birthday party. Instead, more than two dozen of his friends and family members showed up in a surprise caravan to sing him happy birthday and give him balloons and gifts as they drove past. "It's my favorite birthday in my life," Knox said. Kayla Renie/The Herald
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Knox Gogel, 6, waves to the parade of cars driving by filled with his friends and family wishing him a happy birthday at the Gogel family's home in Holland on Saturday. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Knox wasn't able to have a traditional birthday party. Instead, more than two dozen of his friends and family members showed up in a surprise caravan to sing him happy birthday and give him balloons and gifts as they drove past. "It's my favorite birthday in my life," Knox said. Kayla Renie/The Herald
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Knox Gogel, 6, his dad, Greg, brother, Krew, 3, and mom, Jenna, watch the parade of cars drive by filled with his friends and family wishing him a happy birthday at the Gogel family's home in Holland on Saturday. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Knox wasn't able to have a traditional birthday party. Instead, more than two dozen of his friends and family members showed up in a surprise caravan to sing him happy birthday and give him balloons and gifts as they drove past. "It's my favorite birthday in my life," Knox said. Kayla Renie/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois School Resource Officer Tim Lampert loads a school bus with bags of food and dyed Easter eggs at Northeast Dubois High School in Dubois on Tuesday. This is the second week that the Northeast Dubois busses drove their normal route to deliver groceries to families in need.
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Dubois Middle School Principal Ryan Case carries cartons of dyed Easter eggs while loading the busses with food at Northeast Dubois High School in Dubois on Tuesday. This is the second week that the Northeast Dubois busses drove their normal route to deliver groceries to families in need. Marlena Sloss/The Herald
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Northeast Dubois County School Corporation School Bus Driver Jeff Bieker waits to depart with bags of groceries and dyed Easter eggs at Northeast Dubois High School in Dubois on Tuesday.
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Heart to Heart Hospice staff members Karington England of French Lick, back, Mary Bingle of Jasper, dressed as Easter bunnies, wish Northwood Retirement Community residents a happy Easter in Jasper on Tuesday. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, retirement communities are trying to protect their residents by limiting visitations to outside the building through windows only. "I used to work here," Bingle said. "So I know a lot of them and it's just heartwarming to see their smiles." Kayla Renie/The Herald
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Heart to Heart Hospice staff members Karington England of French Lick, left, Mary Bingle of Jasper, dressed as Easter bunnies, and Bryce Morrison of Ferdinand and his dog, Bowser, walk up to windows and wish Northwood Retirement Community residents a happy Easter in Jasper on Tuesday. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, retirement communities are trying to protect their residents by limiting visitations to outside the building through windows only. "I used to work here," Bingle said. "So I know a lot of them and it's just heartwarming to see their smiles." Kayla Renie/The Herald
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Heart to Heart Hospice staff member Mary Bingle of Jasper, dressed as the Easter bunny, wishes Northwood Retirement Community residents a happy Easter in Jasper on Tuesday. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, retirement communities are trying to protect their residents by limiting visitations to outside the building through windows. "I used to work here," Bingle said. "So I know a lot of them and it's just heartwarming to see their smiles." Kayla Renie/The Herald