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Local lawyer on Silver Anniversary team
Tony Patterson grew up in small-town southern Indiana studying Indiana high school basketball — a self-proclaimed “junkie.” It was literally his life, he said.
In a small community like Lyons, Patterson said there’s not much other than basketball.
And now, a letter that Patterson, a law partner at Parr Richey Obremskey Frandsen & Patterson, received on Nov. 20 cements his place in the basketball history he so idolized as a child.
Patterson, of 1985 L&M; High School basketball fame, has been named to the 2010 Silver Anniversary Team by the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.
For more of this story, see Saturday's The Lebanon Reporter.
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Ryan Laney wins Fair Factor
Ryan Laney won $500 for the Boone County Cancer Society in the 2010 Fair Factor Gives Back event. He chose to represent BCCS because his mother had breast cancer and he has other family ties to the organization.
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Dustin Cox eliminated
Voting continues until 4 p.m. Thursday. Be sure to come to the Center Circle at at 6 p.m. Thursday to see which contestant wins the $500 cash prize.
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Fair Factor voting begins
Competition continued Tuesday night in Fair Factor Gives Back. The five contestants qualified after taking the top five spots at Monday's speed challenge. One of the five remaining contestants will win $500 for their not-for-profit organization. Voting continues until 4 p.m. Wednesday to see which contestant will be eliminated when competition continues at 6 p.m. on the Center Circle.
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Fair Factor field chosen
Twelve competitors started Fair Factor Monday, ready to give it their shot at winning $500 for their not-for-profit organization. In the end only five remained. Competition continues Tuesday at 6 p.m. on the center circle. Contestants each drew names of different rock stars, both past and present, and will do a one minute impression of that star, including singing, costume and dancing.
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Rabbit agility debuts at fair
Beth Hale, the agility leader, said the idea was inspired by a rabbit last year.
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Fair Factor starts Monday
Fair Factor returns to the Center Circle Monday night. This year's event is called Fair Factor Gives Back, as 14 not-for-profits will compete for $500. The top five qualifiers will compete in challenges Tuesday and Wednesday night. After each competiton, the public will cast their votes on who they would like to eliminate. On Thursday night, we'll give away the grand prize!
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Mt.Tabor celebrates 175 years
Mt. Tabor Regular Baptist Church is celebrating this month something Pastor Jason Grubbs calls “unbelievable” — its 175th anniversary.
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Artists make splash during paint out
Zionsville residents will get a chance to see artists paint the town this weekend during the SullivanMunce Cultural Center’s fifth annual Zionsville Paint Out.
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Elks elect first female president
McCoy has been an officer for the last five years, performing various duties that prepared her to be president.
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Football players to lend a hand in Haiti
Twenty LHS football players will join 17 of their family members, coaches and teachers and 10 community members next month to travel to earthquake-ravaged Haiti to aid in the relief effort.
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