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Public
invited to discuss City Hall plans
submitted
posted 3-4-10
TIPTON - The Tipton County Chamber of Commerce will host a town
hall meeting regarding the current City Hall concerns on Tuesday,
March 9, at 6 p.m. at the Tipton High School auditorium. The
public is encouraged to attend to ask questions and share their
concerns.
The meeting will be moderated by Paul Wyman on behalf of the
Chamber of Commerce. If you have questions regarding the meeting
please contact the Chamber office at (765) 675-7533.
Design
the Argus T-shirt and win $50
by
Aaron Pennock
posted 3-9-10
TIPTON - The Argus is accepting entries for a T-shirt design
contest. The deadline is April 30, 2010. The winning artist
will receive $50 and a free T-shirt featuring the design.
A panel of photojournalists from across the country will judge
the entries. The winning design will be revealed on May 3.
Anyone can enter the contest, and participants may enter multiple
designs.
The shirts will be issued to Argus employees and correspondents
to promote the local, online newspaper. Demand will determine
if the shirts will be available for purchase by the public.
Entries
can be e-mailed to: news@tiptonargus.com
Or mailed to:
Tipton Argus T-Shirt Contest
412 E. Jefferson St.
Tipton, IN 46072
Young
Originals are as good as gold
by
Jenny Ritter
posted 2-28-10
INDIANAPOLIS - A lengthy drive to the south side of Indianapolis
proved to be worthwhile for members of the Tipton High School
choral department on Saturday, February 20.
Tipton choir director Jenny Haynes and participating students
traveled to Perry Meridian High School for the Indiana State
School Music Associations Solo and Ensemble competition,
and returned with six gold medals.
The day started early for the ensemble of Tyler Regnier, Kira
Miller and Cassandra Hawkins. The trio sang Bridge Over
Troubled Water and received Tipton's first gold medal.
The second ensemble of the day included John Luke Hawkins, Cameron
Tragesser, Jenny Ritter, Tyler Regnier and Cassandra Hawkins.
This group also sang Bridge Over Troubled Water.
It was good fortune the judges had senses of humor because Bridge
Over Troubled Water was the most popular song of the day.
This ensemble was also awarded a gold medal.
Kelcey Lucas was Tiptons first soloist of the day. Lucas,
a senior at Tipton, sang When Love Is Kind by Thomas
Moore. Lucas was awarded a gold medal.
Next up was Tiptons show choir, the Young Originals. The
large ensemble sang The Road Not Taken, a famous
poem by Robert Frost. The Y.O.s also received a gold medal.
The ensemble of Timy Barton, Cassandra Hawkins and Jenny Ritter
was next to perform. The trio sang Poor Man Lazarus
a cappella. The trio received a gold medal. Tipton junior Cameron
Tragesser was the schools second soloist. Tragesser sang
Shenandoah. Tragesser received a silver medal.
Timyeal Barton was Tiptons third and final soloist of
the day. Barton, a junior, was awarded a gold medal for her
rendition of Long Time Ago.
Tipton
Hospital Associate Scholarship applications available
submitted
posted 2-8-10
TIPTON - Tipton Hospital associate scholarship applications
are now available. Any graduating high school senior who resides
in Tipton County, or whose parent or grandparent is an associate
of Tipton Hospital is eligible to apply.
Applications are available from the Tipton Hospital Foundation
Office or Guest Relations at Tipton Hospital, as well as, the
guidance office at either Tipton High School or Tri-Central
High School. The form is also available online at www.tiptonhospital.org
or www.tiptoncf.org.
Applications are due Friday, April 2, 2010. Please contact Penny
Lee with any questions at (765) 675-8214 or penny.lee@tiptonhospital.org.
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