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VOLUME 75 | NUMBER 12
ISSN 0745-4651 | USPS 262-340
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INDIANA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES
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Award-winning stories
In April, the Indiana Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) held its annual Best of Indiana Journalism Awards. Indiana Connection was honored with three awards. We received second place in Best Magazine Features Writing for our November feature on Pets Healing Vets, and both first and third place in Best Magazine Personality Profile. Our April feature on Ernie Pyle took third place, while our August feature on Human Rocket Skyler Miser earned first place.
The Journal Gazette, and Terre Haute’s Tribune-Star.
Brian D. Smith, the author of these three stories, is a talented writer with decades of experience. Brian always uncovers little gems in his interviews, and the way he crafts his sentences elevates his stories. We are fortunate to have him on our team.
I’m honored to be recognized by such a prestigious organization and to be included alongside other talented Indiana media outlets, including Indianapolis Monthly, the Indianapolis Star, Fort Wayne’s
Each month, we strive to create engaging articles that showcase something remarkable in the Hoosier State. These three stories are prime examples. We don’t produce our magazine to win awards, but as a competitive person, I can’t say the recognition isn’t appreciated. These awards are a testament to the work our team does every day, and I’m sincerely proud of it.
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Skyler Miser joins the family business as the Human Rocket for Ringling Bros. Circus
THE COVER: The STARTedUP Challenge is the nation’s premier high school entrepreneurial pitch competition. The 2024 winner, Caseflood.ai, was launched by Ethan Hilton, Tolen Schreid, and Emily Rudolph of Evansville and is a multilingual AI receptionist for lawyers, designed to effectively qualify potential clients. Learn more about STARTedUP and the innovative students who were part of the program in this month’s cover story.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John Biesel, President
Jeff Myers, Vice President
Joe Basham, Secretary/Treasurer
Steve Dieterlen
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UPCOMING BOARD MEETINGS
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Navigating the opportunities and responsibilities of data centers
The last two months, I’ve shared the growth we’re seeing across our communities. This month, I want to touch on another type of growth you may be hearing about: data centers.
In simple terms, a data center is a large facility full of computers that run 24/7 to power the internet, apps, and digital services we use every day. As demand for technology, especially artificial intelligence, continues to grow, so does interest in building more of these facilities.
Data centers bring both opportunity and concern. They can support economic growth and modern technology, but they also require significant electricity and infrastructure.
SO WHERE DOES THAT LEAVE CLARK COUNTY REMC?
By law, we do not get to decide which businesses locate in our service area. If a data center or any large user comes here and there is sufficient power available, we are obligated to serve them. Decisions about whether a business locates in a community
are made by local governments and community leaders, not the electric cooperative.
WHAT WE CAN CONTROL IS HOW THAT SERVICE IS PROVIDED
Our responsibility is to protect our members by ensuring that large users pay their fair share. That means the data center, not our residential members or small businesses, covers the cost of the power it needs, along with any required upgrades like new lines, substations, or engineering work. Even the planning and staff time associated with these projects is paid for by the company requesting service.
In short, data centers represent a significant opportunity, but one that requires careful management.
As always, our focus remains the same: providing reliable service while protecting our members from unfair costs, today and into the future.
JASON CLEMMONS Chief Executive Officer
Congrats, scholarship winners!
Our congratulations go out to the 2026 students in our service area who won scholarships to Indiana University Southeast, Ivy Tech Community College, and Purdue Polytechnic New Albany. Clark County REMC scholarships have assisted over 450 students since the program began. Please read our publications and visit our website later this year for more information on how to apply for the 2027 scholarships.
The recipient of this year’s scholarship is Hailey Browning of Our Lady of Providence High School. Congratulations, Hailey. Clark County REMC wishes you the best as you pursue your educational goals!
KYLIE BALL New Washington Middle/High School
CHRISTIAN STUTZMAN Homeschool
JOSEPH WILLIAMS Silver Creek High School
EVAN O’NEIL New Albany High School
CLAIRE TRIPURE Floyd Central High School
LISA WEEKS Silver Creek High School
WILLIAM BOWLIN-VOSKUHL Rock Creek Community Academy
MUNIR ABRAHAM Community Montessori
CARSTEN SCOTT New Albany High School
SKYE BERRY Community Montessori
ZELLA TRINDEITMAR Silver Creek High School
ARIEL ROBB Borden High School
DANIKA FELKER New Washington Middle/High School
SOPHIE HENLEY Christian Academy of Indiana
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTHEAST
IVY TECH SELLERSBURG
CINDY HOCKENSMITH SCHOLARSHIP
PURDUE POLYTECHNIC NEW ALBANY
Art contest winners
Congratulations to these students who were selected from entries across Indiana to be recognized in the Cooperative Student Art Contest. Clark County REMC is proud to celebrate four local students, including the Artist of the Year, two contest winners, and two Honorable Mention recipients. Great job to all!
HOLT-LARA Kindergarten Honorable Mention Homeschool
NASH CISSELL Fourth grade winner Silver Creek Elementary
HUDSON HEINY First grade Honorable Mention Henryville Elementary School
Clark County REMC members can win four tickets to a Louisville Bats home game at Louisville Slugger Field.
REGISTER TO WIN BY VISITING OUR WEBSITE: CLARKREMC.COOP/BATS
LUCIANA HARMON 11th grade winner homeschool ARTIST OF THE YEAR
JOLYSBETH
Congrats, youth recipients!
These four students are headed to Washington D.C. to see our nation’s capital, learn its history, and be inspired for greater investment in their home communities. We are proud of each of you!
Besides learning about the role of the electric co-op and renewable energy, students at Camp Kilowatt will enjoy rock climbing, swimming, horseback riding and bucket truck rides. Have fun!
These students toured the Indiana Statehouse, conducted a mock bill activity, and learned how to make a difference through government. Way to go!
BRIANNA VIVEROS PAREDON Silver Creek High School
ISAAC RAMIREZ Jeffersonville High School
KIARA LIM Silver Creek High School
NADYA YOWELL New Albany High School
ALEXANDRIA BEDELL Charlestown Middle School
ISABELLA SMITH Silver Creek Middle School
KELLEN MCCORMACK Parkview Middle School
LUKAS MIDDLETON Scottsburg Middle School
CHARLOTTE STEELE-MCQUILLEN Parkview Middle School
FELICITY AYERS Silver Creek Middle School
BRANTLEY MOFFETT Scottsburg Middle School
HARLEY BURCHEL Parkview Middle School
GABRIELLA BOWERS Christian Academy of Indiana
TANNER SPRAYBERRY New Washington Middle/High School
CAMP KILOWATT
PAGE DAY YOUTH TOUR
From left: Ryan Works, Kiara Lim, Caroline Baerenklau, Morgan Shepard
Stay safe around water and electricity
BY CHRIS ADAM
Summer means more time at pools, lakes, and rivers, but with that comes a risk many people don’t think about — electricity around water. Whether at home or on a boat, electrical safety should always be part of your plans.
POOLS AND SPAS
Electrical devices should never be near pools. Keep fans, speakers, and other appliances away from the water. Use battery-powered or waterproof equipment instead.
If someone feels a stinging or tingling sensation in the water, it may indicate electricity is present. Do not enter the pool to help. Instead, shut off the power and use a non-metal shepherd’s hook to pull the person to safety.
Before using long-handled pool equipment, always check for nearby power lines. Pools and hot tubs should be at least 25 feet away from overhead lines.
LAKES AND RIVERS
Avoid using extension cords near the shoreline or docks. Never swim near boats connected to shore power or near docks with electrical services. Faulty wiring can leak electricity into the water, causing paralysis and drowning.
If you notice tingling while swimming, exit the water quickly
but do not touch ladders or other metal objects. If someone is shocked in the water, do not jump in after them. Turn off the power source and use an insulated object to assist from land. Call 911 immediately.
BOATING SAFETY
Boaters should always know where power lines are located. Use caution when raising masts or fishing poles to avoid accidental contact. When docking, enlist someone to guide the boat and ensure it remains at least 10 feet from power lines.
Boats should be equipped with ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs) and equipment leakage circuit interrupters (ELCIs). Portable GFCIs used near water should be labeled “UL-Marine Listed” and tested monthly.
To ensure safety, have your boat’s electrical system inspected by a certified marine electrician. Wiring should meet local and state codes, and all connections should be secured in a panel box.
Sources: Electrical Safety Foundation International, U.S. Coast Guard
Optimize electricity use to enhance grid reliability and maximize renewable energy
Not all electric generation resources are created equal, and our electric grid uses a variety of resources to help memberconsumers enjoy electricity’s benefits. Electricity is not produced the same way at all hours of the day. The types of generation resources used, and how easy or difficult it is to meet demand, change over time.
THE FLOW OF DEMAND
During overnight hours, when most people are asleep, demand is low, and electricity can often be supplied by steady, efficient power plants that run continuously. As the day begins and businesses and homes start using more electricity, additional resources are needed to keep up. By late afternoon and early evening, when lights and appliances are all running at once, demand is highest. At these times, utilities may need to bring on additional or less efficient
generation resources just to meet that demand. Exact hours may vary depending on location and season, but this daily pattern is consistent across most electric grids.
SHIFTING USE
How and when electricity is used plays an important role in maintaining a reliable grid. When many people use electricity simultaneously, the system experiences greater strain and requires more resources to respond.
Members who can shift “flexible use”, things like laundry, dishwashing, or charging an electric vehicle, to times when demand is lower, help balance the system. This reduces stress on transformers and power lines, limits the need for backup generation, and helps maintain reliability, especially during extreme weather when the system is under the most pressure.
Using electricity at different times of the day can also take advantage of available energy resources. Wind energy is often more available overnight, while solar energy is strongest in the middle of the day. Aligning electricity use with these times allows more of that energy to be used when it is naturally being produced.
THE RIGHT ADJUSTMENT FOR EACH HOUSEHOLD
Small shifts in when electricity is used can make a noticeable difference. Even slight adjustments to routines can help distribute demand more evenly throughout the day, making it easier for the system to operate efficiently. That said, not every household has the same flexibility. Members who are home during peak demand periods, rely heavily on heating or cooling, or have fixed schedules may have fewer options to shift their use. For this reason, many cooperatives offer flexible programs, guidance, and accommodations to meet diverse needs.
Blake Kleaving Manager of Member Solutions Hoosier Energy
Turning coffee into community
BY STEPHANIE BERNABA
Most gas stations have their regulars, but few inspire the kind of loyalty The Filling Station Coffee Haus in Berne has earned since its opening seven years ago.
When Mike and Lara Collette opened the shop along U.S. 27 North in the fall of 2019, they traded petroleum for pour-overs and turned a roadside relic into a local gathering place. Five years and one ownership change later, their community has only grown.
Since the current owners, Eric, Logan, and Brad Jutte, took over in May 2025, the shop has maintained its original spirit while quietly expanding its offerings. The core menu remains, but the Jutte’s team has added monthly featured drinks, dirty sodas, cheeseburgers, and a more extensive selection of baked goods.
“We make all our food as it’s ordered, so it’s fresh for everybody,” said Manager Dinelle Crous.
A RANGE OF FLAVORS
The Filling Station’s coffee is sourced exclusively from Hemisphere Coffee Roasters in Mechanicsburg, Ohio. The shop carries a house roast along with flavored beans. Blueberry, a customer favorite, is served on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and bags of patrons’ favorite blends are available
for purchase to brew at home. Bestselling drinks include the Mocha Miracle and Chai Latte.
Featured drinks rotate monthly and are developed in conjunction with the cafe’s staff.
“We get a lot of employee input on what they think would work as well as our customers,” Crous said. “If they come through and say, ‘I want to try these flavors together,’ and we make it, and it’s good, we put it on the menu.”
FOOD FOR EVERYONE
The Filling Station also serves Lotus Energy drinks, a plantbased energy syrup mixed with club soda and flavoring of the customer’s choice. For those with dietary restrictions, the shop offers gluten-free buns, a gluten-free snickerdoodle cookie, and dairy-free milk alternatives, including almond, oat, and coconut. The shop is also working to add gluten-free wraps.
The chicken bacon ranch wrap, chicken salad croissant, and strawberry chicken salad are consistent bestsellers. Parties of all ages, from students to seniors to church groups, gather regularly at The Filling Station. The cafe is busiest daily between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Online and phone-in ordering are both available, and DoorDash delivery will be available soon.
The Filling Station Coffee Haus 524 U.S. Highway 27 N., Berne, IN 46711 260-223-4885 thefillingstationcoffeehaus.com
Open Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. (The kitchen closes at 2 p.m.)
THE FILLING STATION COFFEE HAUS BREWS CONNECTION IN BERNE
PHOTOS COURTESY OF
Marion County
BY NICOLE THOMAS
Marion County is the most populous county in Indiana and the birthplace of several wellknown figures, including author Kurt Vonnegut, television host David Letterman, and actor Brendan Fraser. Unlike many Midwestern cities built on a grid, Indianapolis has diagonal streets that spread out from Monument Circle. When the city was planned in 1821, designers drew inspiration from Washington, D.C., and created a circular center with avenues radiating outward. Streets like Massachusetts Avenue and Virginia Avenue still cut diagonally through downtown today.
‘THE GREATEST SPECTACLE IN RACING’
Six miles west of downtown Indianapolis is the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the world’s largestcapacity sports venue with nearly 260,000 permanent seats. When it opened in 1909, the track was made of crushed stone and tar, but it quickly wore down during races. The surface was then replaced with more than 3 million bricks, earning the track its nickname, “The Brickyard.”
The first Indianapolis 500 in 1911 saw cars averaging 74 mph. Today, the Memorial Day weekend tradition is one of the world’s most recognized races with speeds exceeding 230 mph.
NATURE IN CIRCLE CITY
Eagle Creek Park is one of the largest municipal parks in the United States, covering more than 3,900 acres on the northwest side of Indianapolis. It is one of the most visited attractions in Indiana, with more than 1 million visitors each year. Established in 1962, the park’s reservoir was designed to manage flooding, supply drinking water, and offer recreational activities. Now, visitors can sail, kayak, and fish across Eagle Creek Park’s more than 1,400 acres of water. The park also features miles of hiking and biking trails, a nature center, and bird-watching areas.
IMAGINATION UNLEASHED
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is the largest children’s museum in the world, welcoming more than 1 million visitors each year. Founded in 1925, the museum features interactive exhibits on
science, history, art, and culture. Its permanent experiences include the “Dinosphere,” an immersive exhibit with fossils and life-size dinosaur replicas, and “Beyond Spaceship Earth,” a full-scale replica of the International Space Station. The museum also houses Fireworks of Glass, a four-story blown-glass sculpture by artist Dale Chihuly, created in 2006.
COUNTY FACTS
FOUNDED: 1822
NAMED FOR: Francis Marion, a brigadier general in the American Revolutionary War
POPULATION: 977,203
COUNTY SEAT: Indianapolis
INDIANA COUNTY NUMBER: 49
PHOTO COURTESY OF RYAN MCGRADY
PHOTO COURTESY OF DAVE ELLIS
PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH STIERCH
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ATKINSON DONALD 36.01 CHANDLER IN
ATKINSON LAUREN 19.50 MEMPHIS IN
ATKISSON CAROL 16.63 SELLERSBURG IN
ATWELL ARLENE 137.35 CLARKSVILLE IN
ATWELL JANICE 22.67 NABB IN
ATWOOD DENISE 53.27 PEKIN IN ATWOOD TODD 13.68 BORDEN IN
AULBACH ROBERT 30.23 TAYLOR MILL KY
AUSTIN GARY 27.56 SALEM IN
AUSTIN JAYE 24.76 NABB IN
AUSTIN JOHN 122.75 NEW ALBANY IN AUSTIN MICHAEL 118.92 PEKIN IN
AUSTON MICHELLE 15.40 CHARLES CITY VA
AVERILL CRYSTAL 9.01 AUSTIN IN
AVERY EDDIE 52.54 SCOTTSBURG IN
AVERY JUSTICE 18.85 CHARLESTOWN IN AVERY MELVIN 27.80 MEMPHIS IN
AVERY MONICA 8.33 NEW ALBANY IN
AVERY RACHEL 6.32 CHARLESTOWN IN
AVILA GEORGE 5.74 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
AVIS WILLIAM 54.11 SELLERSBURG IN AWESOME NAILS 37.54 NEW ALBANY IN
AYDLETT FRED 6.25 NEW ALBANY IN AYERS BYRON 138.38 NEW ALBANY IN
BABER ANDREA 23.47 NEW ALBANY IN
BABLE MARGARET 11.23 MADISON IN BACK EMILY 10.30 CHARLESTOWN IN BACKHERMS DONALD 172.30 BORDEN IN
BADALA MARY 80.29 BLOOMINGTON IN
BADER JAMES 26.20 SELLERSBURG IN
BADER JOHN 12.11 SELLERSBURG IN
BADER JOHN R & SONS CONTR 15.71 SELLERSBURG IN
BADGER JAMES 42.88 NEW ALBANY IN
BADGER JONIE 13.95 DURHAM NC
BADGETT BRITTANY 14.79 SELLERSBURG IN
BADGETT JAMES 17.69 MOUNT WASHINGTON KY
BAER JOSEPH 28.81 SELLERSBURG IN
BAETE MADELINE 11.96 SELLERSBURG IN
BAGBY JANICE 9.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BAGGERLY KEVIN 123.13 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BAGSHAW BRENT 48.61 HENRYVILLE IN
BAGSHAW MANCEL 1.45 CHARLESTOWN IN
BAGSHAW MARIE 9.64 SELLERSBURG IN
BAILEY CHARLES 105.22 SELLERSBURG IN
BAILEY DOUGLAS 49.02 CLARKSVILLE IN
BAILEY DREW 21.34 CHARLESTOWN IN
BAILEY JEANA 8.10 UNDERWOOD IN
BAILEY JOSHUA 9.02 SELLERSBURG IN
BAILEY KENNETH 40.74 LOUISVILLE KY
BAILEY KIM 16.24 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
BAILEY LEVI 17.70 SELLERSBURG IN
BAILEY MARIE 1.03 MEMPHIS IN
BAILEY MARTHA 170.49 CLARKSVILLE IN
BAILEY REBECCA 20.11 CHARLESTOWN IN
BAILEY RITA 10.40 SELLERSBURG IN
BAILEY ROBERT 191.76 MARYSVILLE IN
BAILEY STELLA 5.97 FAIRDALE KY
BAILEY THOMAS 48.45 NEW ALBANY IN
BAILEY WILMA 6.81 SCOTTSBURG IN
BAIRD ANDREA 19.86 LOUISVILLE KY
BAIRD CHRISTOPHER 28.69 BORDEN IN
BAIRD FORREST 144.82 CHARLESTOWN IN
BAIRD JOHNNY 5.85 CHARLESTOWN IN
BAIRD STEVEN 18.09 SELLERSBURG IN
BAITY SHANNON 29.00
CHARLESTOWN IN BAIZE EMIL 108.54 LOUISVILLE KY
BAJANDAS MAYRA 9.91 FLORISSANT CO
BAKER BELINDA 2.05
SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER BRENDA 10.01 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BAKER CARL 8.98
SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER CAROLYN 31.62
CLARKSVILLE IN BAKER CATINA 1.38 SALEM IN
BAKER CHARLES 31.59
BAKER CHRISTINE 20.12
MARYSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BAKER CLIFTON 66.87 LA GRANGE KY
BAKER COREY 11.02 PALMYRA IN
BAKER DAVID 5.42
SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER GREG 168.62
SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER JAMES 7.55
SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER JEFF 35.22
NEW ALBANY IN BAKER JEFFREY 22.00
BAKER JEREMY 13.88
BAKER MARK 20.03
BAKER MICHAEL 16.13
SCOTTSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
AUSTIN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAKER MICHAEL 7.57
SELLERSBURG IN BAKER PATSY 73.48
BAKER REGINA 3.07
BAKER RICKIE 10.71
BORDEN IN
LONDON KY
SCOTTSBURG IN BAKER ROBERT 15.27
BAKER SHERRY 39.09
BAKER SUE 30.02
BAKER TERRY 54.74
BAKER TREVOR 17.65
BALAK EDWARD 11.04
SELLERSBURG IN
HENRYVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
OTISCO IN
HENRYVILLE IN
BARNES RONALD 10.33 UNDERWOOD IN BARNES TIM 3.79 CHARLESTOWN IN BARNETT CHARLES 237.79 NEW ALBANY IN BARNETT EDWARD 80.17 CHARLESTOWN IN BARNETT FRAN 0.56 SELLERSBURG IN BARNETT JERRIE 5.55 FREETOWN IN BARNETT LAVERA 14.57 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BARNHART LESA 13.39 SELLERSBURG IN BARNHART MICHAEL 240.22 OTISCO IN BARNHART
FISHERS IN BALDWIN LEE 9.97
BALDWIN RHONDA 19.12
ELKO NV
SELLERSBURG IN BALDWIN WILLIAM 8.17
BALES CAMMY 7.19
BALIEY RITA 10.79
BALL ANTHONY 5.02
BALL JOSEPH 5.85
BALL PSYCHOLOGICAL CLINIC 6.97
BALL RODERICK 164.58
BALLARD DONALD 162.91
BALLARD JOHN 99.37
BALLARD JOSHUA 13.10
BALLARD KEVIN 13.43
BALLARD PENELOPE 21.25
BALLARD RICK 5.36
BALLARD SIDNEY 1.63
BALLINGER BRUCE 42.24
BALMER COURTNEY 26.20
BALMER FRED 103.40
BALMER JANET 295.49
BALMER SHERRIE 178.30
BAMBERG JAMES 75.82
BAMFORTH ALICE 32.74
CHARLESTOWN IN
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
NEW ALBANY IN
PEKIN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
BLOOMINGTON IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
LEXINGTON IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
HENRYVILLE IN
MARYSVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
KATY TX
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GRUBVILLE MO
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAMFORTH JESSICA 21.08
SELLERSBURG IN BAMFORTH LLOYD 19.23
CHARLESTOWN IN BAMFORTH ROBERT 3.62
BANDY RENITA 13.89
HARDINSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN BANET DONALD 125.53
BANET GARY 24.18
BANET GERALD 3.07
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
NEW ALBANY IN BANET JON 30.68
BANET MARILYN 160.47
HENRYVILLE IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN BANET STEVE - STORAGE 18.91
FLOYDS KNOBS IN BANET WILLIAM 18.88
BANK ONE MORTGAGE COMPANY 2.63
BANKS EMILY 13.76
BANKS LISBETH 56.58
BANKS MARY 34.62
SELLERSBURG IN
INDIANAPOLIS IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
IN BATES DOUG 45.29
SELLERSBURG IN BATES JEFFREY 18.49 CHARLESTOWN IN BATES JENNIFER 12.37 LOUISVILLE KY BATESON RANDALL 153.21 NEW ALBANY IN BAUER BLAKE
TUSCON AZ
SEMINOLE FL BANKS WM 105.20
BANOS JUAN 9.77
BARBER RAUCK 21.08
BARBOUR KELLY 16.25
BARD RICHARD 57.40
BARHAM JOE 6.42
BARHAM SONDRA 30.58
BARKER AMY 14.39
BARKER BUILDING INC 121.68
BARKER DONALD 14.76
BARKSDALE LINDA 17.66
BARLOW DEBORAH 90.79
BARLOW HARVEY - CAMP 19.43
BARLOW JUSTIN 13.54
BARLOW RUTH 5.20
BARNES ANTHONY 12.07
BARNES DANIEL 161.14
BARNES ERIC 6.93
BARNES ERIC 3.44
BARNES GERALD 68.95
BARNES JOHN 2.30
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
FORT WAYNE IN
HOUSTON TX
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
MARYSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
NABB IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
MEMPHIS IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SEYMOUR IN
BARNES KEN 26.32 GOLD CANYON AZ
BARNES LEAH 27.35 VINTON IN
BARNES MARK 51.72
BARNES MICHELLE 83.83
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BARNES PATRICIA 0.97 UNDERWOOD IN
BARNES RONALD 32.94 CHARLESTOWN IN
MICHAEL 158.54 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BAUER ROBERT 1.49 NEW ALBANY IN BAUER ROGER 12.50 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BAUGH KIM 0.45 HARRODSBURG KY BAUMAN ROBERT 1.36 LOUISVILLE
BEAM LENIN 0.94
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEANBLOSSOM MICHELLE 143.54
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BECK RODNEY 217.44 LOUISVILLE KY
BECKER KYLE 7.94 LANESVILLE IN
BECKER STACEY 10.09 LOUISVILLE KY
BECKER TERI 3.38 LOUISVILLE KY
BECKETT DANIELLE 0.56 BORDEN IN
BECKHAM JAMES 8.88 LOUISVILLE KY
BECKMAN BEVERLY 12.28 BORDEN IN
BECKNELL JASON 31.95
BECKORT AMY 15.98
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
BECKORT CARL 65.83 UNDERWOOD IN
BECKORT DIANA 0.65
BECKORT KRISTIAN 12.25
BEDELL ROBERT 160.65
BEDWELL DOUGLAS 7.50
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN BEELER MARY Z 209.54 NEW ALBANY IN
IN
BENNETT STEVE 16.88
SELLERSBURG IN BENTLEY EARL 129.44 UNDERWOOD IN BENTLEY ROY 20.37 MEMPHIS IN BENTON TIFFANY 19.63
CHARLESTOWN IN BENZ SCOTT 51.82 LOUISVILLE KY BERG DAN 24.46
SELLERSBURG IN BERGERON
14.21 MC PHERSON KS
BERNHARDT FRANK 137.33
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BERRY C 14.38 LARGO FL
BERRY JAMES 46.53 BORDEN IN BERRY ROSALINDA 7.23
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BERTE SAVERIO 4.42 ISELIN NJ
BERTLES DANIEL 6.33
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BERTRAM BENTON 25.19 MEMPHIS IN BERTRAM CLAYTON 8.14
SELLERSBURG IN BERTRAM JERRY 0.07
CHARLESTOWN IN BERVE DENISE 0.20 MEMPHIS IN BEST MARGARET 182.45
SELLERSBURG IN BEST THOMAS 122.31 HENRYVILLE IN BESWICK MICHELLE 25.43 PALMYRA IN BESWICK TRACEY 102.59 NABB IN BETHANY RYAN 7.93
CHARLESTOWN IN BETHEL VICTORIA 7.64 MADISON IN BETTS TERRY 39.13
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEUSAN MIRKO 8.78 NEW ALBANY IN
BEUTEL BEVERLY ANN ORMAN 127.26
SELLERSBURG IN BEUTEL RICHARD 63.00 UNDERWOOD IN BEYL STEPHEN 14.78
15.44 SELLERSBURG IN BLANKENBAKER DEEDRE 20.25 HENRYVILLE IN BLANKENBAKER DOROTHY 48.88 SCOTTSBURG IN BLANKENBAKER DYSON 49.75 BORDEN IN BLANKENBAKER
CHERI 48.23
CLARKSVILLE IN BEGLEY CHERI 178.81 LOUISVILLE KY
BEGLEY JACK 11.17
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEGLEY JOY 129.36 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEGLEY PATRICIA 84.01 LA GRANGE KY
BEGLEY SHIRLEY 115.03
CHARLESTOWN IN BEHR DUSTIN 13.10 NEW ALBANY IN
BEHR RICHARD 5.99 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BEICKMAN STEPHEN 16.33 SELLERSBURG IN BEIKMAN CHERYL 22.27
BELCHER STEVEN 11.42
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
BELCHER THERESA 21.75 NEW ALBANY IN
BELDEN DAVID 68.03
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BELDEN WILLIAM 22.21 LEXINGTON IN
BELL ANICA 16.49 MIDVALE UT
BELL CHARLOTTE 3.39 BUFORD GAY IN BELL DIANA 6.89
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BELL ERNEST 57.96 RUSSELL SPRINGS KY
BELL GEORGE LYNN- RENTAL 4.62 MEMPHIS IN
BELL JAMES 16.41 PEKIN IN
BELL JAMES 5.83
SELLERSBURG IN
BELL LESLEE 6.49 LITTLETON CO
BELL LINDA 10.45 NEW ALBANY IN
BELL LINDA 9.74
BELL LISA 21.44
BELL RICHARD 26.33
BELL W 92.70
SCOTTSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BELLAMY SUSAN 77.83 OTISCO IN
BELOFF GAIL 14.35
FORTLAUDERDALE FL
BELVIY CHRISTOPHER 10.43 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
BELVIY JEFF 29.22 MEMPHIS IN
BELVIY JOSEPH 21.23
BENAVIDES CHRISTINE 5.83
BENCOMO JOAN 10.10
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BENDER JORDAN 13.01 PHOENIX AZ
BENDER ROBERT 41.72
EDGEWOOD NM
BENICH PAULINE 19.26 NEW ALBANY IN
BENINGFIELD ELMER 167.46
SELLERSBURG IN
BENNETT ADAM 6.32 PENDLETON IN
BENNETT ANDREW 2.63
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BENNETT CHARLOTTE 140.57 SCOTTSBURG IN
BENNETT DOUG 8.79
BENNETT JERALD 20.51
BENNETT JOHN 0.61
BENNETT KENNETH 0.81
BENNETT KENNETH 13.49
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
LAS CRUCES NM
BENNETT MARK 48.00 NEW ALBANY IN
BENNETT MICHAEL 153.20 BORDEN IN
BENNETT PEGGY 1.00 CAMBY IN
BENNETT ROBERT 114.68 NEW ALBANY IN
BENNETT SOL0MON 9.44 MEMPHIS IN
SELLERSBURG IN BEZY DENNIS 13.22
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BEZY GILBERT 161.92 LOUISVILLE KY
BH & W HOMES INC 5.80
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BIBB CINDY 85.64 HANOVER IN
BIBB JASON 29.45 NABB IN
BICKEL KATHRYN 10.71
BIEFELD JUSTIN 10.68
BIERLY CHARLES 6.01
BIERLY JAMES 28.20
BIERMAN JOE 9.62
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BIERY HUDSON 0.16 HOUSTON TX
BIERY KAREN 12.70 OTISCO IN
BIESEL JEFF 102.25
SELLERSBURG IN
BIESEL MARTHA 16.90 NEW ALBANY IN
BIG CITY KENNELS 2.42 BORDEN IN
BIGGS KIM 56.37
FAYETTEVILLE NC
BIGGS ROSE 245.24 MEMPHIS IN BIGGS SUSAN 220.50 MARYSVILLE IN
BILBREY JINGER 19.12 OTISCO IN
BILES BRIGITTE 49.62 IRVINGTON KY
BILLE’ JOE 164.17
BILLINGS ADAM 14.08
BILLINGS JOHN 388.47
BILLINGSLEY KIM 2.96
BILLNER ASHLEY 17.53
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BILLS MARY 39.89 BORDEN IN
BINDER CAROLYN 75.97
CLARKSVILLE IN
BINDNER STEVEN 0.62 HENRYVILLE IN
BINFORD DAVID 230.78 NEW ALBANY IN
BINKLEY CATHERINE 15.91
BIRJAH DONNY 94.23
BIRKHIMER JOHN 69.94
BIRKLA MIKE 38.39
LEXINGTON IN
SCOTTSBURG IN BIRD LEONARD 1.23
RICHMOND KY
NEW BRAUNFELS TX
HENRYVILLE IN BISHOP CYDNE 32.94 BEDFORD IN
BISHOP JENNIFER 10.01
BISHOP MARGARET 65.96
BISHOP MARTHA 47.18
BISHOP RICHARD 3.34
BISHOP THOMAS 2.03
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BISHOP ULA 3.17 PEKIN IN
BISSETT JERRY 60.07
BIXENMAN ANTHONY 22.66
BIXLER TRACEY 8.92
BIZZELL MICHAEL 10.86
BIZZELL THOMAS 24.95
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BLACK CAROL 16.71 BURNSIDE IL
BLACK JAMIE 71.46
CHARLESTOWN IN
BLACK JARED 19.44 NEW ALBANY IN
BLACK JOHN 6.58 NORTH VERNON IN BLACK KEVIN 29.21
BLACK MELISSA 29.57
CHARLESTOWN IN
56.64 CLARKSVILLE IN BLAY KENNETH 12.75 NEW ALBANY IN BLEDSOE ANDREW 17.98 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BLEDSOE GEORGE 16.32 LOUISVILLE KY BLEDSOE JAMES 10.36
IN
RICKY 1.13 MEMPHIS IN BLEIER HENRI 287.29
IN
WILLIAM 5.71 LACONIA IN BLEVINS JOSHUA 14.14
IN BLEY WILLIAM 18.21 LOWNDES MO BLINCOE JAMES 5.94 SELLERSBURG IN BLOCK WILLIAM 17.15 SELLERSBURG IN BLOCKER CONSTRUCTION INC 6.04 LANESVILLE IN BLOCKSOM
106.69 MARYSVILLE IN BOGARD KEITH 1.84 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOGARD NANCY 16.30 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOGER JEFF 121.40 MEMPHIS IN BOGER MARK 0.50 SELLERSBURG IN BOGGS
47.03
IN BOGGS CATHERINE 21.53
IN BOGGS JOSH 8.67
IN BOGGS JOSH 11.97 CHARLESTOWN IN BOGGS LEIGHA 13.36 NEW ALBANY IN BOHAN PATRICK 0.49 PORTLAND OR BOHANON JASON 11.91 MEMPHIS IN BOHANON JENNIFER 18.00 MEMPHIS IN BOIVIN HEATHER 10.46 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BOJORQUEZ ERIN 26.68
BOOTH MICHAEL 60.77 MADISON WV
BOOTH MICHAEL 32.34 SCOTTSBURG IN
BOOTH RUSSELL 18.51 SELLERSBURG IN
BOQUIREN ELBERT 14.31 NEW ALBANY IN
BORDEN MARK 5.00 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BORDEN NAZARENE CHURCH 31.49 OAKLAND CITY IN
BORDEN NAZARENE CHURCH-PAR 3.85 PEKIN IN
BORDEN YOUTH LEAGUE INC 29.98 BORDEN IN
BORDERS EDITH 60.76 SCOTTSBURG IN
BORDERS STEPHEN 72.69 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BORELLI DAVID 16.22 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BORGELT JAMES 19.03 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BORGESON RALPH 140.86 GARDEN VALLEY ID
BORGMAN LYLE 7.53 INDIANAPOLIS IN
BORNSTEIN PHILLIP 7.62 HENRYVILLE IN
BOSSIER LESLEY 22.54 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOSTIC BRUCE 22.44 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BOSTOCK ALICIA 265.36 HENRYVILLE IN
BOTT HANNAH 7.15 SELLERSBURG IN
BOTT KEVIN 23.12 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOTTAZZI PRISCILLA 16.55 HENRYVILLE IN
BOTTOMS TERESA 17.44 MARYSVILLE IN
BOTTORFF BENJAMIM 22.49 HENRYVILLE IN
BOTTORFF KELLY 12.86 BORDEN IN
BOTTORFF ROBERT 16.23 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOTTORFF ROBERT 20.31 MARYSVILLE IN
BOTTORFF RUTH 7.72 NEW ALBANY IN
BOTTORFF SHARON 15.61 SELLERSBURG IN
BOUGHTON BRANDEE 11.11 MEMPHIS IN
BOUTELL CHESTER 156.12 NEW ALBANY IN
BOUVIER ANTHONY 20.39 SELLERSBURG IN
BOUVIER JUANITA 45.59 NEW ALBANY IN
BOUVIER MARSHALL 105.67 GEORGETOWN IN
BOW CHARLES 57.09 WINNSBORO LA
BOWE GEORGE 44.60 MEMPHIS IN
BOWEN ADRIAN 79.97 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOWEN GARY 4.54 SCOTTSBURG IN
BOWEN RON 15.34 SCOTTSBURG IN
BOWER ALEX 5.59 SELLERSBURG IN
BOWER BRYAN 17.29 LEXINGTON IN
BOWER CHARLES 216.66 NABB IN
BOWER HARRY 0.47 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOWER ISABELLE 19.24 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOWER JEREMY 22.80 LEXINGTON IN
BOWER LARRY 45.75 MEMPHIS IN
BOWER LAWRENCE 42.39 NEW WASHINGTON IN
BOWER WILLIAM 32.00 EVANSVILLE IN
BOWERS GAYLE 10.34 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BOWERS VICKIE 23.88 SCOTTSBURG IN
BOWLES BEVERLY 60.55 LOUISVILLE KY
BOWLES BRENT 65.43 LEXINGTON IN
BOWLES JAMES 37.97 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOWLES JERRY 191.01 GLASGOW KY
BOWLES JUDY 36.91 UNDERWOOD IN BOWLES VIRGIL 91.42 PALMYRA IN
BOWLIN MICHAEL 0.87 SCOTTSBURG IN
BOWLING ANCE 23.93 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOWLING DANIEL 22.53 SCOTTSBURG IN
BOWLING DEBORAH 2.27 MADISON IN
BOWLING DWIGHT 15.76 SELLERSBURG IN
BOWLING GARY 36.53 NEW ALBANY IN
BOWLING LULA 1.58 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOWLING TARA 9.98 SELLERSBURG IN
BOWLINGS NURSERY & GARDEN 35.11 LOUISVILLE KY
BOWMAN JOHNETTE 29.68 CLARKSVILLE IN
BOWMAN MARK 2.16 GELENA IN
BOWMAN PAUL 37.18 NEW ALBANY IN
BOWYER BEVERLY 27.40 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BOWYER SHERYL 20.49 SELLERSBURG IN
BOWYER WILLIAM 80.00 MARYSVILLE IN
BOX BRECK 0.60 HANOVER IN
BOX HAL 234.32 HANOVER IN
BOYD FRED 6.07 SCOTTSBURG IN
BOYD RICHARD 11.84 HENRYVILLE IN
BOYD TRAVIS 14.90 CHARLESTOWN IN
BOYD’S MARATHON 646.49 LOUISVILLE KY
BOYER CLAYTON 8.24 LEXINGTON IN
BOYER JEFFERY 8.73 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BOYER RICHARD 5.53 NEW WASHINGTON IN
BOYER RICHARD L IRREVOC 218.58 NEW WASHINGTON IN
BOYER RICHARD L IRREVOC 7.58 NEW WASHINGTON IN
BOYETT JEFF 2.21 NEW ALBANY IN
BOYKIN DAVID 2.86 BORDEN IN
BOYT EARL 4.43 LEXINGTON IN
BOYT GREG 6.21 CROTHERSVILLE IN
BOYT RODGER 27.06 PERU IN
BRABOY JOHN 9.30
BRACE TERRY 24.24
BRACEY HOMES-LANDLOR 18.07
BRACKENS LAMAR T 15.86
BRACKENS STEVEN 15.80
BRACKETT CHRIS 5.81
BRADING THERESA 36.98
BRADLEY KENNETH M GARAGE 5.22
BRADLEY TRACEY 16.28
BRADLEY WILLIAM 82.33
BRADSHAW MICHAEL 27.87
BRADSHAW ROBERT 269.44
BRADSHAW SHANNON 28.50
CLARKSVILLE IN
GEORGETOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BRADBURY DONALD 26.09 LOVES PARK IL
BRADING LONNIE 58.90 LOUISVILLE KY
BRADING ROBERT 15.21
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
LOUISVILLE KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ORANGE PARK FL
NEW ALBANY IN
ARLINGTON VA
UNDERWOOD IN BRADY CHARLES 9.69
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRADY CONNIE 25.99
BRADY FRANCIS 7.57
BRAFFORD TINA-GOBEL D L 0.80
BRAHMBHATT VIPUL 21.39
MEMPHIS IN
SHELBYVILLE KY
LOUISVILLE KY
NEW ALBANY IN BRAMER RICHARD 167.85
BRAMLETT WILLIAM 84.06
UNDERWOOD IN
NEW ALBANY IN BRANCH MICHAEL 15.06
BRANDENBURG ANGLA 6.39
BRANDENBURG CARL 132.88
BRANDENBURG JOHN 12.24
BRANDENBURG THOMAS 24.93
BRANDENBURG WILGUS 96.80
BRANDON MARGARET 9.10
BRANGERS MARTHA 40.91
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
LEXINGTON IN
UNDERWOOD IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
UNDERWOOD IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRANHAM BRUCE 116.30
BRANHAM JESSE 68.81
BELMONT MA
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRANHAM WILLIAM 1.11
BRANSDOR DAVID 2.56
BRANSTETTER AARON 143.39
BRANSTETTER CHRIS 102.04
BRASHEAR FLORENCE 34.22
LOUISVILLE KY
NEW ALBANY IN
NEW ALBANY IN
HANOVER IN
SELLERSBURG IN BRASSINGTON STEVE 23.96
CHARLESTOWN IN BRASWELLL BOB 14.57
CHARLESTOWN IN BRATCHER ANNA 47.26
BRATCHER DWAYNE 68.18
BRATCHER DWAYNE 6.69
BRATCHER JOSEPH 0.52
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
BRATCHER KENDALL 272.49 OTISCO IN
BRATCHER PAUL 10.67
BRATCHER ROBERT 27.40
SELLERSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN BRATCHER WINDELL 24.13
BRATTAIN FREDERICK 160.29
BRAUN BRAD 25.38
BRAUN LUKAS 14.78
BRAY ERIC 18.67
BRAY ROBIN 3.81
BREECE JOHN 7.66
BREEDEN DONALD 10.35
BREIHOF MARY 61.98
BRELAND MITCHEL 14.33
BRENDLE PATRICIA 210.53
BRENTLINGER ERIC 18.87
BRESLER MARTHA 42.43
BREWER BARBARA 4.92
BREWER CHARLES 3.53
BREWER DAVID 21.68
BREWER JOSEPH 10.43
BREWER WANDA 112.87
BREWER WILLIAM 6.44
BREY WILLIAM 0.43
BRIAN STEPHEN 35.53
BRIAN STEVE 16.69
LOUISVILLE KY
LEXINGTON IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
HENRYVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
UNDERWOOD IN
NEW ALBANY IN
MAUCKPORT IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
LEXINGTON IN
MEMPHIS IN
SELLERSBURG IN
PROSPECT KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLOTTE NC
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRICKER MARY 3.99
BRIDGES ALICIA 11.63
BRIDGES JENNIFER 5.10
BRIDGES MIKE 12.79
BRIDGES STEPHANIE 23.35
BRIDGEWATER FRANK 226.43
MARYSVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
OTISCO IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BRIDGEWATER LORETTA 6.76
BRIDGEWATER MARIE 64.12
BRIDGEWATER PHYLLIS 334.42
BRIDGEWATER ROBERT 52.91
BRIDGEWATER SHIRLEY 105.96
BRIDGEWATER WALTER 20.51
BRIER MICHAEL 205.15
BRIERLY KIM 12.32
BRIGHT JAMES 340.90
BRILES BRADLEY 25.80
BRINCK QUITA 12.71
BRINER CHRISTOPHER 38.81
BRINER LORI 22.53
HENRYVILLE IN
GREENSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
PEKIN IN
NEW ALBANY IN
LOUISVILLE KY
NEW SALISBURY IN
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN BRINLEY JUSTON 96.44
BRISON DONALD 161.72
BRISON JAMES 194.81
BRISON LORI 21.84
BRISON SHAUN 10.62
BRITT CHARLES 10.13
BRITT JAMES 87.97
BRITTINGHAM YVONNE 34.06
BROAD KIM 168.99
BROADUS RENEE 33.94
BROADUS SUSAN 7.42
BROADY DOUGLAS 25.09
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
LEXINGTON IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
CORYDON IN
GEORGETOWN IN
ELIZABETH IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
BROADY WENDY 9.65 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
BROCAR HANNAH 9.47 HENRYVILLE IN
BRUNN AARON 22.88 BORDEN IN
BRUNS R 232.37
BRUNZO MICHAEL A 20.99
IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BRUTCHER CHARLES 36.97 LOUISVILLE KY
BRUTON BOBBY 21.67
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BRUTON DON 97.80 NINEVEH IN
BRYANT BEN 0.03
BRYANT BRANDY 21.90
COMTONMENT FL
CHARLESTOWN IN BRYANT BRUCE 5.97
IN
CHATTANOOGA TN
CROTHERSVILLE IN BRYANT CHRIS 11.86
BRYANT CINDY 65.64 NEW ALBANY IN BRYANT DAVID 5.43
BRYANT JASON 9.38
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN BRYANT JOSEPH 123.97
CHARLESTOWN IN BRYANT MICHELLE 11.25 HENRYVILLE IN
BUCHANAN
BUCHHOLZ JONATHAN 14.26
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BUCK JOHN 5.65
INDIANAPOLIS IN
BUCKINGHAM MICHAEL 49.22
GEORGETOWN IN BUCKLEY ALECIA 70.47 LOUISVILLE KY
BUCKLEY WENDELL 89.92 NABB IN BUCKMASTER ALVIN 3.58
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BUCKNER ROBERT 52.08
BUCKNER SHARRON 134.29
BUDD DAVID 5.07
IN BURTON KELSEY 11.89 HENRYVILLE IN BURTON LAUREN 22.09
SELLERSBURG IN BURTON MARY 140.92 LOUISVILLE KY
BURTON MICHAEL 2.78 SCOTTSBURG IN BURTON TIMOTHY 16.54
BUSH MICHAEL 169.05 NABB IN
BUSKILL DENISE 7.12
BUSKILL MICK 16.75
BUSKIRK MICHEAL 37.77
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BUDD GEORGE 100.93 LOUISVILLE KY
BUECHLER RALPH 6.82
BUENROSTRO ANDRES 10.51
DEREK 109.59 EKRON KY CAMPBELL FINLEY 58.83 POMPANO BEACH FL CAMPBELL HAILEE 1.50 CHARLESTOWN IN CAMPBELL JASON 24.86 AUSTIN IN CAMPBELL JEREMY 16.10 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAMPBELL JOHN 122.33 AUSTIN IN CAMPBELL KAREN 75.23 PEKIN IN CAMPBELL LINDA 66.86 SCOTTSBURG IN CAMPBELL MARILYN 120.36 NABB IN
NEAL 9.68 NEW ALBANY IN
NORMA 107.56 SCOTTSBURG IN
PATRICIA 16.38
LOUISVILLE KY
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN BUENROSTRO ARMANDO 23.71
BUETER JONATHAN 25.06
BUETOW BRIAN 19.00
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BUIS KENNETH 96.74 HENRYVILLE IN
BUKY JAMES 173.80 MANDEVILLE LA
BULLARD TONY 744.17 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BULLEIT MARK 22.36 SANTA CLAUS IN BULLOCK KENNY 9.95
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BULMER PAUL 17.85 HUNTINGTON IN BULTER JOHATHAN 60.15 BRENTWOOD TN
BUMGARDNER ANGELA 25.18 LOUISVILLE KY
BUNCH GARRY 13.05 SELLERSBURG IN
BUNCH STEPHANIE 25.17 HENRYVILLE IN
BUNTAIN DELLA 23.76 DAYTON OH
BURBRINK DAVID 11.53
SELLERSBURG IN BURBULES JOHN 357.82
SELLERSBURG IN BURCH NATHANIEL
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
BURCHIELLI FABIO 9.98
BURDEN AARON 14.56 NEW WASHINGTON IN BURDEN JANET 142.95 NEW ALBANY IN BURDEN KENNETH 136.16
CLARKSVILLE IN BURDEN ROBERT 5.01 HENRYVILLE IN
BURDETTE ANABEL 11.91 PALMYRA IN BURDSALL JAMES 6.45
JEFFERSONVILLE IN BURG MELISSA 132.10
GEORGETOWN IN BURGAN LYNN 32.42 CLARKSVILLE IN
BURGE DAVID 53.66 UNDERWOOD IN BURGER MICHAEL 282.57 MILTON KY
BURGER RAYMOND 6.54 LOUISVILLE KY
BURGESS BRIAN 17.44 HENRYVILLE IN BURGIN EDWIN 21.12
SELLERSBURG IN BURGIN JOSEPH 49.31 ORLEANS IN BURGIN RONALD 143.04 MEMPHIS IN BURK TAYLOR 14.50
CHARLESTOWN IN BURKE CHARLENE 20.67
GEORGETOWN IN BURKE CHARLES 9.41
SCOTTSBURG IN
BURKE DEBRA 29.90 FISHERS IN
BURKE JAMES 14.72
BURKE JAMES 0.07
BURKE ROBERT 41.33
CHARLESTOWN IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN BURKE ROBERT 16.16
BURKE SCOTT 17.43
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN BURKE TROY 7.86 DAYTON OH
BURKHARDT CYNTHIA 0.15
BLOOMINGTON IN
BURKHART JEFFERY 1.02 SEYMOUR IN
BURKS CHRISTOPHER 21.93
CHARLESTOWN IN
BURKS REBECCA 17.59 NEW ALBANY IN BURKS RICKY 74.11 NEW ALBANY IN BURLESON JOHN 61.33 MEMPHIS IN BURLESON MARK 51.23
BURLINGTON MOTOR CARRIERS 328.56
BURNETT JEREMEY 26.04
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
BURNETT JESSIE 16.42 FLOYDS KNOBS IN BURNETT VIVIAN 24.70 NEW SALISBURY
SELLERSBURG IN BUSSY FLOYD 0.24
CHARLESTOWN IN
BUSTAMANTE JAMES 10.52 LAURENCE KS
BUTCH’S BODY SHOP 101.46 HENRYVILLE IN BUTLER DARREN 39.09
CHARLESTOWN IN BUTLER DAVID 55.42
WINSTON SALEM NC
SELLERSBURG IN BUTLER DOUGLAS 55.40
BUTLER JOHN 51.78
ALBANY IN BUTLER LARRY 1.22 LOUISVILLE KY BUTLER MARA 92.22
ALBANY IN BUTLER NATALIE 2.89 HENRYVILLE IN BUTLER NEVA 5.96
SELLERSBURG IN BUTLER RICHARD 6.83
IN CAMPBELL PEGGY 122.88 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAMPBELL ROBERT 135.96 LEXINGTON IN CAMPBELL ROBERT L BARN 7.14 SALEM IN CAMPBELL S 120.03 MEMPHIS IN CAMPBELL SHIRLEY 144.51 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAMPBELL STEPHEN 27.48 LOUISVILLE KY CAMPBELL STEVEN 20.02 FLOYDS KNOBS IN CAMPBELL SUSAN 19.40 NEW ALBANY IN CAMPBELL TAMMY 62.35 OTISCO IN CAMPBELL TONYA 18.07 BORDEN IN CAMPBELL TROY 26.92 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CAMPBELL WALTER 16.17 CHARLESTOWN IN CAMPBELL WILLIAM 251.68 CHARLESTOWN IN CAMPBELL WILLIAM 31.22 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
TN
ALBANY IN BUTLER ROBERT 1.41
BUTNER JAMES 39.00
KNOBS IN
LINDA 9.33 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BUTTS VELVA 2.72 CLARKSVILLE IN
WESLEY 63.22 CHARLESTOWN IN
KIMBERLY 34.58
VINCENT 17.45
IN
KY
MEGAN 15.21 JEFFERSONVILLE IN BYERS REBECCA 7.96
OH BYERS SUZANN 65.67 SELLERSBURG IN BYRD DAVID 10.52
IN
TN BYRD DAVID 14.10
JOSEPH 10.12
ALBANY IN
BYRD LARRY 5.45 NEW ALBANY IN BYRD OWEN 7.33 NEW ALBANY IN
BYRNE LAWRENCE 65.89
BYRNES FRED 1.62
BYRNS LORA 84.02
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
ALBANY IN
C & H HOME IMPROVEMENTS 31.92 CHARLESTOWN IN C B & S CONSTRUCTION INC 7.81 SOMERSET KY
CABLE JOHN 4.72 HANOVER IN
CABRERA GERARDO 4.89 FT LAUDERDALE FL
CADLE CHARLES 47.60
FLOYDS KNOBS IN CAFFEE BRADLEY 61.95 NEW ALBANY IN
CAFFEE TONYA 14.51
GEORGETOWN IN CAGLE DELBERT 46.09
CAIMAN COURT COMM ASSOCIATION 8.60
HENRYVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN CAIN BOBBI 14.37
CAIN CHARLES 7.90
MARYSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN CAIN KEVIN 14.54
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN CAIN MARY 97.45
CAIN RAILEY K 26.55
CAINE JAMES 2.92
CALABRO RON 229.47
CALDWELL BRIAN 11.31
CALDWELL DEBRAH 5.48
CALDWELL KENNETH 32.85
CALDWELL PHILLIP 70.83
CALDWELL TRACY 94.51
CALDWELL VICKIE 40.74
MARYSVILLE IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CRESTWOOD KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN CALKINS KENNETH 58.22
SELLERSBURG IN
CALLAHAN BRENDA 164.01 BORDEN IN
CALLAHAN JUDITH 16.44
CLARKSVILLE IN
CALLAHAN SCOTT 60.17 DEPUTY IN
CALLAHAN WILLIAM 0.92
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CALLIS DALLAS 31.38
CARROLL THOMAS 23.63
EVANSVILLE IN
CARROW SONJA 4.49 TOMPKINSVILLE KY
CART AMBER 1 6.62 MEMPHIS IN
CART JOSHUA 15.40
SELLERSBURG IN
CARTA ANTHONY 0.98 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
CARTE ANITA 30.62
CARTER AMY 8.50
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CARTER ANN 6.19 LOUISVILLE KY
CARTER BENJAMIN 93.44
CARTER BOYD 36.19
CARTER CHRISTY 14.21
CARTER ELIZABETH 11.31
CARTER ELIZABETH 64.36
CARTER GORDON 64.70
CLARKSVILLE IN
MERRITT ISLAND FL
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
WHITES CREEK TN
CARTER IRENE 215.63 HENRYVILLE IN
CARTER JASON 15.42 NORTH VERNON IN
CARTER JEFF 29.02 LITTLE ROCK AR
CARTER MATTHEW 67.03 AUSTIN IN
CARTER MICHAELA 5.52 LOUISVILLE KY
CARTER RICHARD 85.27
SELLERSBURG IN
CARTER STEVEN 26.88 CHARLESTOWN IN
CARTER WAYNE 176.20 OTISCO IN
CARTRIGHT JEFF 22.27 MARYSVILLE IN
CARTWRIGHT ANNETTE 6.35 NABB IN
CARTWRIGHT ROBERT 161.52
CHARLESTOWN IN
CARUTHERS MICHAEL 95.30 CHARLESTOWN IN
CARVER CONNIE 11.05 NEW ALBANY IN
CARVER ROBERT 1.52 LACONIA IN
CARVER ROBERT 17.61
SELLERSBURG IN
CARVER TONY 10.62 OTISCO IN
CASABELLA PHIL 12.67 LOUISVILLE KY
CASE BRIAN 13.08 LAKELAND FL
CASE PATRICIA 49.61 SARASOTA FL
CASEY BERTHA 142.77 SELLERSBURG IN
CASEY GARY 170.39 CHARLESTOWN IN
CASEY JANENE 141.31 SELLERSBURG IN
CASEY LISA 0.90 SELLERSBURG IN
CASEY MEDESSA 55.43 NEW ALBANY IN
CASH CAROLYN 129.86 CHESTERFIELD MO
CASH JIMMIE 128.43 CHARLESTOWN IN
CASH KEVIN 57.19 SAINT PETERSBURG FL
CASH MARIA 9.89 CHARLESTOWN IN
CASH SARA 21.79 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CASIANO ENRIQUE 11.91 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CASOLARI HILLARY 4.05 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CASPER MICHAEL 23.58 PLAINFIELD IN
CASSADY JEFFREY 13.36 LOUISVILLE KY
CASSADY LAURA 44.00 SELLERSBURG IN
CASSIDY JAMES 16.89 CENTERVILLE OH
CASSIDY JARED 13.29 SELLERSBURG IN
CASTEEL ELLEN 12.12 CROTHERSVILLE IN
CASTEEL RICKY 5.18 SELLERSBURG IN
CASTENADA ALICE 46.65 CHARLESTOWN IN
CASTILLO JOSE 14.55 SELLERSBURG IN
CASTILLO JOSEPH 78.62 NEW ALBANY IN
CASTILLO REBECCA 12.23 UNDERWOOD IN
CASWELL GARY 68.67 CLARKSVILLE IN
CATES HAROLD 240.00 LOUISVILLE KY
CATLETT JAMES 54.69 NEW ALBANY IN
CATO BENNY 49.55 GEORGETOWN IN
CATO GREG 10.74 CHARLESTOWN IN
CATRON FRANCES 35.97 NEW ALBANY IN
CAUBLE LARRY 133.72 SELLERSBURG IN
CAUDILL BOB 5.97 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CAUDILL DORSEY 42.26 EAST BERNSTADT KY
CAUDILL JUDY 14.49 HENRYVILLE IN
CAUDILL KAREN 168.74 JACKSON KY
CAUDILL KATHLEEN 11.26 LEBANON JUNCTION KY
CAUDILL KEITH 11.36 NEW ALBANY IN
CAUDILL LOIS 1.52 AUSTIN IN
CAUDILL SETH 109.44 HENRYVILLE IN
CAUDILL TONY 27.96 NEW ALBANY IN
CAUFIELD JOHN 18.72 HENRYVILLE IN
CAVALLO LOUIS 104.35 CAMPBELLSVILLE KY
CAVAN BRYAN 7.59 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
CAVANAUGH KEVIN 35.16 MEMPHIS IN
CAVE DOUG 12.26 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CAWTHON LUPE 46.56 PEKIN IN
CEBALLOS JUAN 15.52 MORRISVILLE NC
CEBALLOS MANUEL 2.48 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CEBE VICKIE 13.54 MEMPHIS IN
CECIL DENISE 14.35 SELLERSBURG IN
CECIL JAMES 6.85 SALEM IN
CECIL RAYMOND 17.29 INDIANAPOLIS IN
CECIL SARAH 43.43 NEW ALBANY IN
CENTERS BESSIE 39.70 SALEM IN
CENTRAL FRAMEWORK LLC 12.14 MADISON WI
CENTURY 21 2.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CENTURY 21 HINKLE 6.31 NEW ALBANY IN
CENTURY 21 JOE GUY HAGAN 4.18 LOUISVILLE KY
CERAMI FRANK 8.32 ELKVILLE IL
CERAMI MARY 145.99 SCOTTSBURG IN
CERIDIAN CORPORATION 1,273.36 LOUISVILLE KY
CGR BLDG & DEVELOPMENT 9.40 LOUISVILLE KY
CHADMOORE COMMUNICATIONS INC 15.59 LAS VEGAS NV
CHADWELL LAUREN 14.33
MEMPHIS IN CHAISSON JACELYN 14.67
SEYMOUR IN
BORDEN IN
CHAMBERLAIN M 20.77
CHAMBERLIN NEAL 47.65 NEW ALBANY IN CHAMBERS MICHAEL 3.90
CHAMBERS RANDY 107.49
SELLERSBURG IN
COLORADO SPRINGS CO CHAMBERS ROBERT 187.70 VALRICO FL
CHANCELLOR ROBERT 21.06
SELLERSBURG IN CHANDLER DENNIS 4.44
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHANDLER FRANK 19.10
CHANDLER JAMES 25.59
SELLERSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN CHANDLER JOE 16.98
CHANDLER RALPH 18.50
CLARKSVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHANDLER WENDY 131.54
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN CHANDLER WILLIAM 32.17
CHAPMAN CHARLES 1.10
FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHAPMAN DANA 80.13
SELLERSBURG IN CHAPMAN MARTHA 53.22
HENRYVILLE IN CHAPMAN TIFFANY 1.89
BORDEN IN CHAPMAN TROY 131.49
HENRYVILLE IN CHAPMAN WILLIAM 63.62
CHARLESTOWN IN CHAPMAN ZACHARY 13.63
JACKSONVILLE FL
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CHAPUT JOHN 38.92
CHARBONNEAU SAM 9.29
NEW ALBANY IN CHARLES ARTHUR 30.24
CHARLES DARRELL 28.66
CHARLESTON ROBERT 42.32
CHARLESTOWN REG BAPT CH 53.12
CHARLEY SHELBY 31.26
MELBOURNE FL
NEW ALBANY IN
LAKEVILLE MN
CHARLESTOWN IN
LEXINGTON IN CHASTEEN SHELLY 71.18
SCOTTSBURG IN CHATHAM ROBERT 2.44
SCOTTSBURG IN CHATTIN MARY 343.43
SCOTTSBURG IN CHATTIN TEALE 14.54
CHAUDHRY AYESHA 30.57
LEXINGTON IN
NEW ALBANY IN CHAVEZ TASHIA 51.27
CHAVEZ-PASCUAL ANTONIO 18.92
CHEATHAM MISTY 25.74
BORDEN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
NEW ALBANY IN CHEATHAM SANDRA 33.79
CHEATHAM VONDA 19.56
CHENG RAYMOND 28.18
CHERRY CHARLES 6.50
CHERRY TIMOTHY 3.86
CHESER KENNETH 80.08
CHESSER DONALD 8.68
CHESTER ANNETTA 142.22
INDIANAPOLIS IN
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
NEW WASHINGTON IN
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BRANDENBURG KY
CHARLESTOWN IN CHESTER DANA 27.93
CLARKSVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN CHESTER LARRY 76.06
CHESTER ROY 132.63
CHEW KAY 219.44
CHHORN KIM 18.75
CHIDESTER CHRISTINE 51.55
CHILDERS DONALD 59.42
CHILDERS RYAN 12.22
CHILDRESS LARRY 0.62
CHILDRESS THOMAS 28.59
CUB RUN KY
HENRYVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
BRADENTON FL
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CAMPBELLSVILLE KY
HENRYVILLE IN CHILDS STEVE 6.10
CHILTON ROY 25.85
CHIN MYKE 27.38
BORDEN IN
NEW ALBANY IN
NEW ALBANY IN CHIN RATHANY 33.14
CHISM KYLE 7.46
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN CHISM MISTY 11.93
COTTONDALE FL
UNDERWOOD IN CHITWOOD SHERRY 5.17
CHOCKLETTE JOHN 79.97 TAMPA FL
CHOE PATRICK 11.08
CHOWHAN NAVEED 104.21
SELLERSBURG IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHRISCO PAUL 33.57
NEW ALBANY IN CHRISMAN JACK 220.66
NEW ALBANY IN CHRISMAN WILLIAM 39.11
NEW ALBANY IN CHRISTIAN BILL 12.73
SELLERSBURG IN CHRISTIAN DEBORAH 22.00
CHARLESTOWN IN CHRISTIAN IRVIN 7.99
CHRISTIAN TERRY 37.42
CHRISTIAN TRUCKERS INC 75.95
BORDEN IN
NORTH LAS VEGAS NV
FLOYDS KNOBS IN CHRISTIE CARLA 9.94
CHRISTIE NATHAN 13.54
CHURCH CHARLES 5.53
DEPUTY IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
MEMPHIS IN CHURCH CHARLES 29.74
MARYSVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN CHURCH R 15.91
CHURCHILL MARGARET 2.19
MEMPHIS IN CIRESI SANDRA 103.13
CIRONE R 31.20
CISSELL EVAN 58.50
CISSELL HEATHER 3.66
CISSELL KORRI J 169.20
CISSELL STEPHANIE 19.93
CITIZENS FIDELITY 0.41
CIUKAJ STEVEN 104.39
CLAGETT JOSEPH 13.62
CLAIR FRED 78.13
CLAMPITT DONALD 17.44
CLANCY JOHN 0.32
CLAPP BETTY 256.38
CLAPP JAMES 74.80
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
PHOENIX AZ
HENRYVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
OTISCO IN
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
BIRDSEYE IN
INDIANAPOLIS IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
MARYSVILLE IN
CLAPP KEITH 52.55 HANOVER IN
CLAPP PAUL 12.67 LEXINGTON IN
COCHRAN RUTH 0.01
COCHRAN TAMMY 39.88
CLARKSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN COCHRAN TIMOTHY 65.66 LEXINGTON IN COCHRAN VIRGIL 65.95 NABB IN COCHRAN WAYNE 76.22 NEW ALBANY IN COCHRAN WM 5.68 UNDERWOOD IN CODA KIMBERLY 32.24 OTISCO IN COFFEY ANTONIO 6.17 WHITELAND IN COFFEY JAMIE 236.51 FLOYDS KNOBS IN COFFEY PATTI 56.92 HENRYVILLE IN COFFMAN DONNA 115.46 UNDERWOOD IN COFFMAN TAMMY 0.82 UNDERWOOD IN COGDILL MIKE 24.55
CHARLESTOWN IN COGHILL HILDA 81.93 NEW ALBANY IN COKER MARAR 1.88
SCOTTSBURG IN COLE C 160.40
MARYSVILLE IN COLE H 134.86
CLARKSVILLE IN COLE HOMER E - FARM 0.89 OTISCO IN COLE JOHN 10.57 MEMPHIS IN COLE KAYLYNN 14.46 MARTINTON IL COLE KEVIN 273.83 NABB IN COLE LINDA 81.91 CHARLESTOWN IN COLE LYNDA 74.34 NEW WASHINGTON IN COLE M 216.34 SCOTTSBURG IN COLE MINNIE 2.67 OTISCO IN COLE MONICA 12.79 NEW ALBANY IN COLE RANDAL 13.39 SELLERSBURG IN COLE RANDY 78.03 SCOTTSBURG IN COLE RICK 72.20 SCOTTSBURG IN COLE WILLIAM 218.72 MARYSVILLE IN COLEMAN BRIAN 18.53 LOUISVILLE KY COLEMAN DARLENE 226.95 MEMPHIS IN COLEMAN JERRY
COLEMAN
IN COLLIER RAY
REBECCA
AUSTIN IN
IN
STEPHEN 3.71 CLARKSVILLE IN COLLINS ARTHUR 150.84 SELLERSBURG IN COLLINS CHRIS 19.66 HENRYVILLE IN COLLINS DANIEL 23.86 NABB IN COLLINS EUGENE 0.87 JEFFERSONVILLE IN COLLINS JENNIFER 14.91 SCOTTSBURG IN COLLINS LARRY 63.37 CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS MELISSA 36.75 CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS MELISSA 5.90 SEVIERVILLE TN
COLLINS MICHAEL 55.95 NEW WASHINGTON IN COLLINS NATHAN 14.67 SELLERSBURG IN COLLINS PHILLIP 35.67 MARYSVILLE IN COLLINS RANDELL 92.69 MARYSVILLE IN COLLINS RANDELL 16.80 NEW ALBANY IN
COLLINS REBECCA 5.14 LOUISVILLE KY
COLLINS REBECCA 4.61 LOUISVILLE KY
COLLINS RICHARD 5.97 WHITESTOWN IN COLLINS ROCKY 214.52 CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS ROLAND 15.51
SCOTTSBURG IN COLLINS ROY 1.81
CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS SAM 3.59 AUSTIN IN COLLINS SARAH 40.88
SCOTTSBURG IN COLLINS TERRY 155.45
SELLERSBURG IN COLLINS TINA 18.26 MEMPHIS IN COLLINS WALTER 4.77
CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS WILLIAM 55.53
CHARLESTOWN IN COLLINS WILLIAM 28.72
SELLERSBURG IN COLMENERO MICHAEL 17.20 NEW ALBANY IN COLSON DANIELLE 9.61
CLARKSVILLE IN COLUMBIA HCA HEALTHCARE CO 17.70 NASHVILLE TN
COLVIN MARY 20.27
COLVIN PAULINE 63.32
COLVIN TROY 8.39
COLWELL BANKERS 16.32
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
WIRELESS 32.80
CHARLESTOWN IN COMPHER SHERRIE 6.90
FREDERICKSBURG IN COMPISE RHONDA 15.47
HENRYVILLE IN COMPTON DARLENE 4.45
JEFFERSONVILLE IN COMPTON LANDER 8.26 NEW WASHINGTON IN CONDER TINA 60.43 CLARKSVILLE IN CONDRA CHELSEA 13.60 LOUISVILLE KY
CONLEE KIM 50.00
SELLERSBURG IN CONLEY GEORGE 98.16
SELLERSBURG IN CONLEY GEORGE 5.81
SELLERSBURG IN CONNELL JANET 1.10 HANOVER IN CONNOR STEPHEN 35.52
CONNORS DOUG 20.25
CONNORS JOHN 6.75
CONOVER AMANDA 4.18
LOUISVILLE KY
ANDERSON SC
LOUISVILLE KY
CLARKSVILLE IN CONOVER KATELYNN 11.18 MEMPHIS IN CONRAD ASHLEY 15.85 NABB IN CONRAD JOSH 19.92 CORYDON IN CONRAIL CORP 3.35
PHILADELPHIA PA
PHILADELPHIA PA
CONRAIL CORP/HWY 31 5.30
CONROY DENNIS 3.47 MEMPHIS IN
CONROY NATALIE 5.07 NASHVILLE TN
CONSECO FINANCIAL 8.11
CARMEL IN CONSTANT LINDA 98.41
CONSTANTINE MICHAEL 14.03
CONVERSE JAMIE 24.59
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
CONWAY BETTY 365.14 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
CONWAY TERRY 20.06
COOK AMBER 12.65
ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN COOK ANDREW 9.56
CHARLESTOWN IN COOK BRIAN 33.09 ANTHEM AZ
COOK CHARLES 9.86
SELLERSBURG IN COOK DARREL 20.60 MEMPHIS IN
COOK KAREN 24.71
SELLERSBURG IN
COOK KELLY 8.15 LOUISVILLE KY
COOK KELLY 131.29
SELLERSBURG IN COOK KIMBERLY 4.84 SALEM IN
COOK LARA 78.04 PEKIN IN COOK MARY 28.71
SELLERSBURG IN COOK PAUL 16.31
CHARLESTOWN IN COOK RUSSELL 139.70 NEW ALBANY IN COOK WALTER 46.18 GREENVILLE IN
LANESVILLE IN
COOK WILLIAM 7.34
COOKE TERESA 31.25 GREEN BAY WI
COOLIDGE SHANNON 108.90
COOMER ELMER 1.81
COOMER JESSIE 121.85
ELIZABETHTON TN
ELIZABETHTOWN KY
SELLERSBURG IN COOMER LARRY 30.86
COOMER LARRY 30.79
LOUISVILLE KY
SCOTTSBURG IN COOMER MARY 60.50
JEFFERSONVILLE IN COOPER ASYRIA 13.42
SELLERSBURG IN COOPER CHARLES 0.30
SCOTTSBURG IN COOPER CHERYL 21.44 PEKIN IN COOPER DAVID 21.53
SELLERSBURG IN COOPER EDWARD 2.57
SELLERSBURG IN COOPER KATHERINE 7.36
JEFFERSONVILLE IN COOPER MARK 143.41 MEMPHIS IN COOPER MITCHELL 8.96
SELLERSBURG IN COOPER NATHANIEL 13.75
SELLERSBURG IN COOPER ROBERTA 17.02
HENRYVILLE IN COOPER TIERRA 15.15
CHARLESTOWN IN COOPER VIRGINIA 0.44
OKEECHOBEE FL COPAS EARL 211.26 SARASOTA FL
COPE CATHY 12.09
NEW WASHINGTON IN COPE MICHAEL 8.38
SCOTTSBURG IN COPELAND MICHELLE 30.73
COPELAND SHELBY 16.08
COPPER CONSULTING INDUSTRIES 63.15
COPPLE BETTY 7.65
SELLERSBURG IN
LEXINGTON IN
GLENDALE AZ
SCOTTSBURG IN COPPLE STEVEN 38.25
SCOTTSBURG IN
CORBETT ALICIA 7.06
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN COLWELL CURTIS 23.22 BORDEN IN COLWELL DENNIS 68.00
COLWELL ERIC 6.33 AUSTIN IN
COLWELL JACQUELINE 11.93
SELLERSBURG IN
COLWELL LINDA 5.85 SOUTH BEND IN
COLWELL PAUL 21.01
CHARLESTOWN IN COLWELL TAYLOR 24.35 SHEPHERDSVILLE KY
COLYER CAROL 2.45 LOUISVILLE KY
COLYER RICHARD 14.88 HENRYVILLE IN
COMALANDER VERNON 5.05
COMBS ALLIE
SELLERSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN CORBETT BRIAN 141.72
CORBETT JEFF 23.21
CORBETT REBECCA 7.20
CORBIN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CRAIG SHEILA 164.59 HENRYVILLE IN
CRAIG SHIRLEY 2.06 BLOOMINGTON IN
CRAIGMYLE LISA 111.00
CAMPBELLSBURG KY
CRAIN CHARLES 137.26 JACKSONVILLE FL
CRAIN DANIEL 153.82 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CRAIN WM 14.82 CLARKSVILLE IN
CRANDALL TERRY 14.92 SELLERSBURG IN
CRANE BRYAN 7.86
CAMPBELLSBURG IN
CRANE CHARLES 19.46 BORDEN IN
CRANE MARILYN 11.09
SCOTTSBURG IN
CRASE KEN 6.69 CHARLESTOWN IN
CRAVEN JULIE 30.87 LOUISVILLE KY
CRAVENS KAREN 16.23
CHARLESTOWN IN
CRAVENS MARGARET 74.31 HENRYVILLE IN
CRAWFORD AUSTIN 5.91
SELLERSBURG IN
CRAWFORD CHRISTY 32.80 GEORGETOWN IN
CRAWFORD CORNER INC 167.41
CRAWFORD FABRICATING CO 14.41
CRAWFORD HILDA 62.77
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CRAWFORD LISA 18.75 MEMPHIS IN
CRAWFORD MELENA 61.76
SELLERSBURG IN
CRAWFORD MELISSA DEANNA GIBBS 1.67 CLARKSVILLE IN
CRAWFORD ROBERT 76.77 CLARKSVILLE IN
CRAWLEY CATHY 265.44
CRAWLEY JAMES 24.66
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
CRAWLEY MARY 67.81 MEMPHIS IN
CRAYCRAFT REBECCA 15.78
SELLERSBURG IN
CRAYS WM 193.37 NEW ALBANY IN
CREECH DEBORAH 0.01 LOUISVILLE KY
CREECH ELINOR 162.13 JEFFERSONVILLE IN CREECH JOANNA 40.98 OTISCO IN
CREECH MICHAEL 17.01 CAMP HILL PA
CREEK REBECCA 15.42 CHARLESTOWN IN
CRENSHAW MARGIE 8.76 MADISON IN
CRENSHAW THOMAS 191.06 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CRESPO MIGUEL 14.47 WINTER GARDEN FL
CRESTLINE REALTY INC 135.76 NEW ALBANY IN CRIBELAR COLE 13.88 PHOENIX AZ
CRICK CHARLES 6.74 OTISCO IN
CRICK JEFF 43.18 MEMPHIS IN
CRIM RICHARD 16.44 SELLERSBURG IN
CRIMMONS KENNETH 192.72 CHARLESTOWN IN
CRIPE JERRY 79.35 LOWELL IN
CRITTENDEN JERRY 19.98 LASALLE IL
CROCKATT GEORGE 26.96 SELLERSBURG IN
CROCKER BOBBIE 31.68 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CROCKER JAMES 0.87 LAFAYETTE CO
CROCKER MICHAEL 10.12 SUISUN CITY CA
CROFFORD MARIJANE 15.49 HENRYVILLE IN
CROFFORD RANDY 93.33 HENRYVILLE IN
CRON HAZEL 127.24 SELLERSBURG IN
CRONE ALAN 36.73 GEORGETOWN IN
CRONE MARVIN 58.65 SELLERSBURG IN
CRONE MELISSA 46.22 LOUISVILLE KY
CRONE PATRICIA 28.35 UNDERWOOD IN
CRONE STEPHEN 77.64 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
CROPPER MICHAEL 7.34 EVANSVILLE IN
CROSKY JOHN 2.81 CLARKSVILLE IN
CROSS CHARLES 279.65 CARMEL IN
CROSS JERRY 25.75 SCOTTSBURG IN
CROSS KENNETH 16.36 CHARLESTOWN IN
CROSS RHONDA 26.04 CHARLESTOWN IN
CROSS VIRIGINA 11.34 LOUISVILLE KY
CROSSMANN COMMUNITIES INC 31.73 LOUISVILLE KY
CROUCH DUSTON 22.65 CHARLESTOWN IN
CROUCH MARCIA 37.25 JEFFERSONTOWN KY
CROUCH ROBERT 17.72 NEW ALBANY IN
CROUCHER ED 3.37 NEW ALBANY IN
CROUSE ROBERT 7.76 LA GRANGE KY
CROWDER JUDITH 108.83 HENRYVILLE IN
CROWE DARRYL 189.10 MARYSVILLE IN
CROWE DAVID 92.87 SALEM IN
CROWE DEANNA OR JOHN H 27.21 SELLERSBURG IN
CROWE JAMES 25.64 MEMPHIS IN
CROWE JOHN 0.78 HENRYVILLE IN
CROWE MABEL 134.12 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CROWE RICHARD 62.07 NEW ALBANY IN
CROWE THERESA 36.88 CHARLESTOWN IN
CROWELL CAROLINE 12.04 KNIGHTSTOWN IN
CRSSS JANET SUE STROUD 242.43
CHARLESTOWN IN
CRUCE BETTY 167.64 CHARLESTOWN IN
CRUCE LISA 66.03
CHARLESTOWN IN
CRUICKSHANK CHARLES 3.39 CHANHASSEN MN
CRUM LINCOLN DREYER BLDR 24.40 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CRUM QUINTEN/RENTAL 33.46 CHARLESTOWN IN
CRUM RICHARD 11.05 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CRUMP MICHAEL 8.74 MT WASHINGTON KY
CRUSE SHANNON 75.78 SELLERSBURG IN
CRUZ BENNY 1.80 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CRUZ LISA 7.66 NEW ALBANY IN
CRUZ ROBERTO 12.49 SELLERSBURG IN
CSIZMADIA TINA 6.61 LOUISVILLE KY
CSX TRANS - 16697 11.01 JACKSONVILLE FL
CSX TRANS 03171 286.11 JACKSONVILLE FL
CULLINS KENNETH 151.54
CULLINS LISA 83.36
CULOTTA MICHELLE 24.91
CULVER VERNON 24.67
CULWELL AMY 12.31
CUMBO MATTHEW 10.50
CUMMING REBECCA 56.81
CUMMINGS HARRISON 65.72
SALEM IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
JONESBORO GA
SELLERSBURG IN
HENRYVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CUMMINGS KAREN 53.68 DAYTON OH
CUMMINGS VALERIE & DAVID 5.22
CUMMINS BRIAN 11.61
CUNDIFF JOHN 28.19
CUNDIFF MICHELLE 33.59
CUNDIFF PAUL 8.49
CUNLIFFE EUGENE 105.93
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
GEORGETOWN IN
CRESTWOOD KY
JAMESTOWN KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUNNINGHAM CHRIS 31.96
NEW MIDDLETOWN IN CUNNINGHAM DEE 68.46 MEMPHIS IN CUNNINGHAM DONNIE 25.91
SELLERSBURG IN CUNNINGHAM GENEVA 58.25
NEW ALBANY IN CUNNINGHAM GREGORY 5.64
HENRYVILLE IN CUNNINGHAM JAMES 65.52
CHARLESTOWN IN CUNNINGHAM JOSEPH 13.20
SELLERSBURG IN CUNNINGHAM JUDY 251.90
NEW WASHINGTON IN CUNNINGHAM ROB 19.54
LAWRENCEBURG IN CUNNINGHAM SUSAN 59.98
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUNNINGHAM TRUDY E MAY 58.24
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUPP CONNIE 7.17
NEW ALBANY IN CUPP DOROTA 13.12
SELLERSBURG IN CUPP TROY 28.52
SELLERSBURG IN CURRY LORI 2.99
NEW ALBANY IN CURRY SHELIA 7.08
SCOTTSBURG IN CURRY TAMBRA 4.46
SELLERSBURG IN CURTIS DAVID 62.06
SELLERSBURG IN CURTIS GEORGE 25.47
CURTIS HEATHER 21.47
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN CURTIS RONALD 14.75
CHARLESTOWN IN CURTSINGER SHIRLEY 4.78
PEKIN IN CURVES FOR 2.71
SELLERSBURG IN
MITCHELL IN CUSHING ROBERT 96.94
CUTRIGHT COURTNEY 15.84
LAS VEGAS NV
JEFFERSONVILLE IN CUZZORT LARRY 33.62
CYMBALIST ANDREW 9.61
CYRUS JOSHUA 20.40
CZACHOR KARI 22.37
CZECZOK RYAN 12.63
CZOCH SCOTT 86.58
D & J CABINET 213.99
D & M MACHINE & TOOL INC 732.99
D H ASHBY CO INC 0.82
DABNEY CHAD 9.87
DABNEY FRANK 27.56
DAHL SUSAN 55.42
DAHN CRAIG 44.82
DAIBER JEFFERY 51.89
DAILEY RAYMOND 7.40
DAILY JAMES 0.68
DAILY JONATHAN 11.16
DAILY KATHY 15.18
DAILY RODNEY 11.47
DAILY SHERRI 24.53
DAILY SUE 29.79
DAISY HILL UNITED METHODIST CH 384.85
EVANSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
HENRYVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
PEKIN IN
UNDERWOOD IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
CLARKSVILLE IN
DELPHI IN
PROVO UT
BORDEN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
HENRYVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN
MEMPHIS IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
BORDEN IN DALLAS NANCY 104.10
DALLMANN RACHEL 22.09
DALTON LAURIN 5.39
DAMBROS DENNIS 213.82
D’ANGELO PHILLIP 19.05
DANIEL CORY 17.03
DANIEL JOHN 0.29
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
ELIZABETHTOWN KY
LOUISVILLE KY
HENRYVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
HENRYVILLE IN DANIEL JOHN 130.31
DANIEL MARY 22.85
DANIEL MICHELE 25.83
DANIEL RANDALL 2.09
DANIELS GREGG 47.59
DANIELS MATTHEW 8.40
DANNER BILL 38.52
DANNHEISER AARIN 5.84
DARNALL JEREMIAH 43.61
DARNELL JENNIFER 7.59
DARNELL JENNIFER 20.30
DARNLEY NICOLE 27.15
DARRINGER ROY 0.49
DAUBITZ BARRY DON A CAROL 106.87
DAUBS JOHN 97.19
DAUGHERTY DANNY 31.83
DAUGHERTY DEBRA 9.53
DAUGHERTY GREG 97.01
DAUGHERTY IRMELA 18.46
DAUGHERTY JOHNNY 2.67
NEW ALBANY IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
OTISCO IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
ELIZABETHTOWN KY
HENRYVILLE IN
HENRYVILLE IN
VERSAILLES IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
MIDDLEBURG FL
BORDEN IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
DAUGHERTY JONATHAN 15.05 FLOWER MOUND TX
DAULBAUGH KERI 32.67 NEW ALBANY IN
DECKARD JOHN 103.12
DECKARD P 5.68
DECKER BRENDA 70.26
DECKER BYTHA 7.94
DECKER HARRY 116.23
DECKER JERRY 181.32
DECKER JOE 25.20
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
DECKER MARGARET 6.68 MARYSVILLE IN
DECKER STEPHANIE 33.46 HENRYVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
DECKER WILLIAM 224.62
DECKER ZACHARY 6.52
SCOTTSBURG IN DEEDS J 101.80
DEER RUN PARK HOMEOWNERS ASSOC 7.01
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN DEGROAT LORIN 39.63
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN DEHART JOAN 30.21
DEHN CATHERINE 2.16 MEMPHIS IN
DEHN JEROLD 18.86
DEIMLING KAREN 17.01
DELAP KERRY 33.09
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SPRINGBORO OH
JEFFERSONVILLE IN DELGRANDE SHIRLEY 92.79 LOUISVILLE KY
DELL IRVIN 6.02 MEMPHIS IN
DELLAROSA DANA 7.38 NEW ALBANY IN DELLIS NICK 21.43 HALES CORNERS WI
DELOACH BRAD 16.60 MARYSVILLE IN
DELONJAY CARLETTA 7.59 BORDEN IN
DELORENZO JEREMY 12.38 WOODBRIDGE VA
DEMARCO MORIAH 11.36
CHARLESTOWN IN
DEMEO STEPHEN 82.74 CORONA CA
DEMILLE DAVID 57.23
SELLERSBURG IN
DOANE JAMES 11.60
DOANE KENNETH 121.57
DOBBINS CHARLES 21.37
DOBBINS JONI 13.94
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
BREINIGSVILLE PA
VINCENNES IN
DOBBS AMANDA 9.50 PEKIN IN
DOBBS CATHERINE 23.03
DOBBS CHARLES 52.13
DOBBS STACY 24.93
HENRYVILLE IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN
DOBMEYER JOHN 25.94 CONROE TX
DOBSON DAVID 0.06
SELLERSBURG IN
DEMOSS JOEL 15.02 NEW ALBANY IN DEMPSEY CHARLES 69.00
DEMUS ROBERT 18.14 EL PASO TX
DENHAM JOHN 73.00 GEORGETOWN TX
DENISON JOHN 14.30
DENNEY WILLIAM 157.68
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN DENNIS MONTE 45.27 NEW ALBANY IN
DENNIS ROYCE 75.44 LOUISVILLE KY
DENNIS THOMAS 156.68 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DENNISON JAMES 5.96 LOUISVILLE KY
DENNISON KENNETH 51.31 BARDSTOWN KY
DENNISON STEVEN 69.75 LOUISVILLE KY
DENNY CHRISTOPHER 49.86 CHARLESTOWN IN DENSFORD CHRISTY 7.59 SELLERSBURG IN
DENSFORD FRANK 1.26 CHARLESTOWN IN DENSFORD LINDA 68.77 CLARKSVILLE IN DENSFORD TRACY 55.78 CHARLESTOWN IN DENT KAREN 56.01 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DENTON AARON 25.44 OTISCO IN
DENTON EDWARD 130.52 MEMPHIS IN
DENTON WILLIAM 59.48 LOUISVILLE KY
DENTRY RAY 5.58 SELLERSBURG IN DEOGRACIAS SHARON 88.52 INDIANAPOLIS IN
DEPIERRO CARMINE 47.42 PROSPECT KY
DERBY MEGAN 17.36 SELLERSBURG IN
DESIGN DYNAMIC BLDERS INC 14.37 FLOYDS KNOBS IN DESKINS EVERETT 53.37 LEXINGTON IN
DESPAIN JAMES 0.56 SCOTTSBURG IN DESPAIN MARK 19.45 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
DESPAIN ROBERT 1.84 NEW ALBANY IN DEUSER ROBERT 162.31 SCOTTSBURG IN DEUTSCH MICHAEL 45.41 CLARKSVILLE IN
DEVARY CAROL 85.14 HENRYVILLE IN
DEVARY EVA 9.47 SELLERSBURG IN
DEVELOPERS HDS 4.14 NEW ALBANY IN DEVILLIER LARRY 70.59 TEAGUE TX
DEVINE JIM & RITA BARN 102.95 GILBERT AZ
DEVINE TOMMY 21.30 BORDEN IN
DEVORE CHESTER 0.20 NABB IN DEVORE MARTIN 2.69 NEW ALBANY IN
DEVORE ROBERT 2.08 NABB IN
DEWEESE CHUCK 7.40 CHARLESTOWN IN
DEWEESE KENNY 7.66 CLARKSVILLE IN
DEWEESE TERRY 77.99 BORDEN IN
DEWEY MARY 0.50 SELLERSBURG IN
DEWITT BARRY 6.14 HENRYVILLE IN
DEWITT ROXANNE 23.51 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
DEWITT STEPHANIE 21.00 LOUISVILLE KY
DEWITT STEVE 3.19 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
DEYOE JEFFREY 10.99 TERRE HAUTE IN
DIAMOND ALBERT 8.93 CHARLESTOWN IN
DIAMOND AMANDA 10.63 MERRITT ISLAND FL
DIAZ NAYELI 17.56 SELLERSBURG IN
DICKENS CAROL 122.65 SALEM IN
DICKENS CHARLES 22.63 NEW ALBANY IN DICKERSON DARIEN 56.55 HENRYVILLE IN
DICKERSON RICHARD 14.19 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DICKEY DAWN 79.53 HANOVER IN DIDELOT TANA
SELLERSBURG IN DOBSON HANK 4.71 CORYDON IN
DOBSON HANK 24.34 NEW ALBANY IN
DODD WILLIAM 27.56 BORDEN IN
DODGE AMANDA 26.83
DOERR WILLIAM 0.16
DOGGENDORF MIKE 8.83
IN
LOUISVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN
DOHONEY JAKE 13.78 MEMPHIS IN
DOHONEY STEVEN 83.09 TUPELO MS
DOIZE JODIE 6.81 HOUSTON TX
DOLBEARE SHAUN 18.89 OTISCO IN DOLCIMASCOLO CASSANDRA 16.16 NEW ALBANY IN DOLD JOSEPH 5.75
MONTICELLO IN DOLD LLOYD 123.48
SELLERSBURG IN DOLLINS JANET 28.41 WICHITA KS
DOME JOHN 26.80
SELLERSBURG IN DOMINO RAYMOND 20.89
DONAHAY ANN 3.57
INDEPENDENCE MO
SCOTTSBURG IN DONAHUE GREG 22.69
CHARLESTOWN IN
DONAHUE JEFF 114.32
CHARLESTOWN IN DONALDSON JOY 196.95 MENTONE AL
DONAN RAYMOND 3.01
CHARLESTOWN IN DONAN SHARLENE 6.28
LANESVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN
DONES THEODORE 4.84
DONGARRA CHRISTOPHER 15.47
SELLERSBURG IN DONNELL MISTY 42.46
CROTHERSVILLE IN DONNELLY JACK 25.07
CHARLESTOWN IN DONNELLY JOSEPH 22.92 NEW HARTFORD NY
DONOHUE JOHN 5.18
LEXINGTON IN DONOVAN JEFF 12.78
CHARLESTOWN IN DOOLEY MICHAEL 20.39
LOUISVILLE KY
DOOLEY TERRY 1.23
NEW ALBANY IN DORNBUSH GREGORY 50.07
SELLERSBURG IN DORRIS AUDREY 12.92
SELLERSBURG IN DORTEN AMANDA 12.30
MEMPHIS IN DOSS DAVID 13.01
CHARLESTOWN IN DOSS MICHAEL 9.44
SELLERSBURG IN DOSS PATRICIA 7.67
SCOTTSBURG IN DOSS STEVEN 36.20
CHARLESTOWN IN DOSS TIM 27.99
DUNN KEVIN 0.10 CAMPBELLSVILLE KY DUNN LEAH 21.11 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN MARGARET 113.98 UNDERWOOD IN DUNN MEGAN V 106.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN MICHAEL
ALBANY IN DUNN RITA 116.76 JEFFERSONVILLE IN DUNN ROBERT 9.79 CLARKSVILLE IN DUNN SHERMAN 61.16 SCOTTSBURG IN DUNN STEVE 12.10 ANDERSON IN DUNN THERESA
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN DOSS WALTER 6.07
DOSS WAYNE 189.41 BORDEN IN DOTY JENA 18.62
SELLERSBURG IN DOTY TRACY 43.26
CHARLESTOWN IN DOUBLE EAGLE GOLF INC 5.68
JEFFERSONVILLE IN DOUD CONNIE 119.62 NEW ALBANY IN
DOUD MICHAEL 14.98 NEW ALBANY IN
DOUGLAS GENEVIEVE 28.32
CHARLESTOWN IN DOUGLAS JEFFERY 80.69
DOUGLAS PAUL 116.21
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
DOWELL GREG 2.26 MEMPHIS IN DOWELL RONALD 30.49
LAUDERDALE LAKES FL
SCOTTSBURG IN
DUVALL FAITH 31.12 LOUISVILLE KY
DUVALL JOSEPH 17.73 NEW ALBANY IN DYE SAPP 5.20 COLORADO SPRINGS CO
DYER MARGARET 94.56 LOUISVILLE KY
DYER NORA 218.15
SCOTTSBURG IN
DYNAMIC DEVELOPMENT 17.86 NEW ALBANY IN
DYSON DWIGHT 128.04 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
E & M PROPERTIES 5.56 CLARKSVILLE IN
EADE JONATHON 16.43
EADS NORMA 4.64
ELLIOTT RICHARD 73.17 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ELLIOTT TYLER 6.40
ELLIOTT WALTER 35.64
SELLERSBURG IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
EADS WENDY 7.59 LEXINGTON IN
EAGLEBEAR LLC 365.58 LOUISVILLE KY
EARL KERRI 3.11
EARLS CHRISTOPHER 23.71
SCOTTSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
EARLS REBECCA 34.42 CLARKSVILLE IN
EARLY JOANNE 12.65
SELLERSBURG IN
EAST DENNIS 0.51 UNDERWOOD IN
EASTRIDGE EDWARD 16.78 NEW ALBANY IN
EATON TIMOTHY 19.08
SELLERSBURG IN
EAVES MONA 205.87 GREENVILLE KY
EBERLE JAMES 13.98 LOUISVILLE KY
EBERTSHAUSER BRUCE 4.99
SCOTTSBURG IN
EBERTSHAUSER DONALD 195.68 LEXINGTON IN
ECKERT ALBERT 43.40 MEMPHIS IN
ECKERT ARIKA 10.41 SELLERSBURG IN
ECKERT NATHANIEL 28.13 MEMPHIS IN
ECKSTEIN MARY 43.05 EAGAN MN
EDDS TERRI 6.65 BORDEN IN
EDDY CHESTER 95.25 NEW ALBANY IN
EDDY MARY 96.15 ELIZABETHTOWN KY
EDELEN DIANA 46.80 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
EDELEN LISA 49.16 CHARLESTOWN IN
EDENS FLOYD 0.61 CLARKSVILLE IN
EDERER CHRISTOPHER 146.20 PARDEEVILLE WI
EDGELL TIM 51.46 NEW ALBANY IN
EDINGTON RONALD 116.27 SELLERSBURG IN
EDLIN MORTON 125.11 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
EDLIN ROBERT 12.27 ELIZABETH IN
EDLIN ROBERT 159.06 UNDERWOOD IN
EDMONDS MATTHEW 16.13 PERRY PARK KY
EDMONDS TRACEY 9.37 NASHVILLE TN
EDMONSON SABRINA 13.66 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
EDRINGTON JOHN 20.41 SCOTTSBURG IN
EDSELL JUSTIN 7.12 CHARLESTOWN IN
EDWARDS BEULAH 207.07 HENRYVILLE IN
EDWARDS BRIAN 50.77 KNOXVILLE TN
EDWARDS CARLOS 160.66 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
EDWARDS CRYSTAL 19.60 SELLERSBURG IN
EDWARDS EVELYN 32.00 BORDEN IN
EDWARDS GLEN 13.41 DAPHNE AL
EDWARDS JOHNNY 86.40 LOUISVILLE KY
EDWARDS LINDA 71.62 SCOTTSBURG IN
EDWARDS PAMELA 31.19 POWELL TN
EDWARDS PAMELA J (LAMB) 160.60 GALLATIN TN
EDWARDS RICK 56.99 SELLERSBURG IN EDWARDS VICKY 59.00 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
EDWARDS WILLIAM 40.10 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
EGART JUANITA 114.14 NEW ALBANY IN
EHALT CYNTHIA 265.78 MEMPHIS IN
EHLERS DANIEL 22.13 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
EHLEY GERRI 168.57 BORDEN IN
EHRHART JEFFREY 0.32 NEW ALBANY IN
EHRINGER JEFF 214.58 SALEM IN
EHRINGER ROBERT 13.80 BORDEN IN
EHRINGER SUSAN 15.65 LOUISVILLE KY
EICKHOLTZ ANTHONY 9.37 HENRYVILLE IN
EILENDER GREGORY 62.59 LIVINGSTON TN
EILER HAROLD 3.50 BORDEN IN
EILER JERRY 221.11 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
EISENHAUER ADELIA 35.46 NEW ALBANY IN
EKART MANFORD 125.14 SELLERSBURG IN
EL ALAOUI JAMAL 19.73 LOUISVILLE KY
EL DOMIATY WALIED 10.26 LAKE OSWEGO OR
ELDER BETTY 51.89 NEW ALBANY IN
ELDRIDGE JOHN 38.32 NABB IN
ELDRIDGE LAWRENCE 45.65 CHARLESTOWN IN ELDRIDGE LEO 86.40 CHESAPEAKE VA
ELDRIDGE MARGARET 80.02 CHARLESTOWN IN
ELDRIDGE MARK 36.40 CHARLESTOWN IN
ELDRIDGE MATTHEW 17.79 CHARLESTOWN IN
ELDRIDGE RICHARD 0.57 SCOTTSBURG IN
ELDRIDGE RONALD 37.78 BORDEN IN
ELIE KATHY 6.04 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ELKIN CHASE M 42.14 SELLERSBURG IN
ELKINS LOWRANZO 57.40 BEDFORD IN
ELKINS RAY 59.25 SCOTTSBURG IN
ELKINS TERRY 114.06 SCOTTSBURG IN
ELLENBERGER LEE 135.98 BORDEN IN
ELLENBERGER STAN 68.53 MEMPHIS IN
ELLINGSWORTH H 58.85 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
ELLINGTON WILLIAM 19.62 STOCKBRIDGE GA
ELLIOTT CAROLYN 165.75 HENRYVILLE IN
ELLIOTT DARRIEL 12.38 LOUISVILLE KY
ELLIOTT EMILY 14.35 SCOTTSBURG IN
ELLIOTT HOMER 3.87 GREENWOOD IN
ELLIOTT KRISTINA 14.67 CHARLESTOWN IN
ELLIOTT MARY 129.39 SELLERSBURG IN
ELLIOTT MIKE 0.81 CHARLESTOWN IN
AMELIA OH
MARYSVILLE IN
ELLIS CHARLIE 1.16 MEMPHIS IN
ELLIS DAVID 17.12
ELLIS GEORGE 189.27
ELLIS JOHN 5.10
ELLIS JOSEPH 123.46
ELLIS WENDELL 12.06
ELLISON BRIAN 4.06
ELLISON ROBERT 35.07
ELMORE GREG 77.33
ELMORE SANDRA 53.15
ELMORE TIM 14.76
ELMORE WARREN 32.57
ELMORE WILLIAM 49.27
ELROD DAN 162.67
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
BORDEN IN
BORDEN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
FRANKLIN IN
MARYSVILLE IN
BALLWIN MO
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
LEBANON OH
CHARLESTOWN IN ELSAM KEITH 66.42
ELSNER JAMES 79.81
ELSNER JOSEPH 11.66
ELSNER WILLIAM 108.03
ELSWICK BARBARA 34.99
MCKINNEY TX
CLARKSVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN ELSWICK WILLIAM H 38.59
ELZA KEVIN 37.68
ELZY JEFF 28.70
EM PHEAROUN 18.14
EMBERSON MICHAEL 3.95
EMBERSON OWEN 193.45
EMBRY ATLEE 38.80
NEW ALBANY IN
RISING SUN IN
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
BURLINGTON KY
FALLS OF ROUGH KY
EMBRY BERONA 154.78 OTISCO IN
EMBRY CONNIE 37.10
EMBRY DENNIS 76.53
EMBRY HALLIE 9.73
EMBRY JOHN 7.72
EMBRY LENA 157.89
EMBRY MAGDALENE 88.22
EMBRY ROSCOE 1.54
EMBRY TOSHA 13.97
EMERSON PAM 171.61
EMERSON ROBERT 34.64
EMERY CHARLES 59.96
EMERY CHRIS 7.60
EMERY GARY 23.53
EMILY JAMES 213.53
EMILY JASON 18.88
LOUISVILLE KY
CHARLESTOWN IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN
HOPKINSVILLE KY
SELLERSBURG IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
MEMPHIS IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
SPENCER IA
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN EMMER WAYNE 64.47
NEW ALBANY IN EMMITT THOMAS 6.33
UNDERWOOD IN EMMONS EVELYN 8.61
ENDICOTT RICHARD 189.05
ENDRIS CHRISTOPHER 16.25
NEW ALBANY IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
SELLERSBURG IN ENGLAND BRUCE 30.74
SELLERSBURG IN ENGLAND VALORIE 59.05
SELLERSBURG IN ENGLE ANTHONY 26.00
FLOYDS KNOBS IN ENGLE KATHRYN 14.29
SELLERSBURG IN ENGLE STACY 41.58
SELLERSBURG IN ENGLEMAN KENNETH 12.49
ENGLISH JOHN 27.81
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
CHARLESTOWN IN ENGLISH SCOTT 35.73
ENLOW DANA 3.36
MACON GA
CORYDON IN ENLOW TERRI 17.73
CHARLESTOWN IN ENNIS ROBIN 68.68
SELLERSBURG IN ENSCH JOHN 216.12
CHARLESTOWN IN ENTEMAN C E/MTR 20430 33.29
HENRYVILLE IN ENTEMAN CONNIE 165.45
MEMPHIS IN ENTEMAN GERALD 32.10
SCOTTSBURG IN ENYEART JERRY 3.26
LOUISVILLE KY
CLARKSVILLE IN EPLEY DORA 5.91
EPLING MAX 14.10
JEFFERSONVILLE IN EPLION MARK 40.06
EPPERSON ALLEN 11.60
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SCOTTSBURG IN EPPERSON FLOYD 118.91
EPPLY SHIELD FARM 4.38
ERICKSON JENNIFER 15.67
SELLERSBURG IN
COLUMBUS IN
SELLERSBURG IN ERICKSON JOSEPH 15.35
ERION MARK 23.57
ERLENBECK JUANITA 26.30
ERNST CLIFFORD 147.69
ERNSTBERGER C 2.99
ERNSTBERGER ELIZABETH 28.59
ERNSTBERGER PERRY 90.28
ERSKINE CONSTRUCTION 21.44
ERWIN NAOMI 19.16
ESAREY MICHAEL 13.82
ESCALANTE MARIA 10.96
ESCHMAN KATRINA 77.57
CHARLESTOWN IN
MARIETTA GA
LOUISVILLE KY
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
SALEM IN
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
CORYDON IN
NEW ALBANY IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
SELLERSBURG IN
MARYSVILLE IN
ESKRIDGE WILLIAM 31.67 LOUISVILLE KY
FAULSTICK EDWARD 79.98 NEW ALBANY IN
FAUST ROBERT 35.10 LOUISVILLE KY
FAWBUSH FRANCESINE 13.90
FAWCETT TONY 26.71
FAWVER ALICE 50.40
GEORGETOWN IN
UNDERWOOD IN
SELLERSBURG IN FAWVER CURTIS 6.33
UNDERWOOD IN FEATHER SUE 15.71 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
FECTEAU WESLEY 12.54 MEMPHIS IN
FEDERSPIEL ERIC 134.73 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
FEHLINGER KEVIN 38.66
CHARLESTOWN IN FEHRIBACH GREG 8.22 MEMPHIS IN FEIGE GEORGE 202.97
CHARLESTOWN IN FEIN KEVIN 26.99 NEW ALBANY IN FEKETIK MICHAEL 20.15 NORTH RIDGEVILLE OH FELICIANO DELORES 6.78 JACKSONVILLE NC
FELIX HENRY 28.28
LEBANON JUNCTION KY
FELKER JESSICA 11.70 HENRYVILLE IN FELL GEORGE 0.80 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FELLOWS STEVE 344.18 NABB IN FELTNER ERIC 20.91
CHARLESTOWN IN FENDLEY EDWARD 99.01
SELLERSBURG IN FENNER JOEL 13.40
SELLERSBURG IN FENWICK ALVIN 0.39
SELLERSBURG IN FENWICK ERIC 10.68 NEW ALBANY IN FENWICK ERICKA 19.93 NEW ALBANY IN FENWICK JEFF 1.53
CHARLESTOWN IN FENWICK RAYMOND 5.91 NEW ALBANY IN FENWICK WILBUR 104.96 FLOYDS KNOBS IN FERGUSON ASHLEY 11.70 HANOVER IN FERGUSON BRIAN 9.18 BORDEN IN FERGUSON CHRIS 13.36 LEXINGTON IN FERGUSON DANNY 13.36 NEW ALBANY IN FERGUSON DONNA 32.77 FLOYDS KNOBS IN FERGUSON DONNA 19.05
SELLERSBURG IN FERGUSON JOHN 4.93 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FERGUSON LINDA 9.36 LOUISVILLE KY FERGUSON MATTHEW 8.61 SPRINGFIELD OH FERGUSON RANDY 12.55 NEW ALBANY IN FERGUSON WILLIAM 20.32 CLARKSVILLE IN FERNANDEZ FERNANDO 17.27 SAVANNAH GA FERRARO PEGGY 11.74
CHARLESTOWN IN FERREE NELLIE 0.64
CLARKSVILLE IN FERREE RACHEL 18.04 NEW ALBANY IN FERRELL BEATRICE 0.45
CHARLESTOWN IN FERRELL H 0.39 CHARLESTOWN IN FERRELL MARCUS 19.39
CHARLESTOWN IN FERRIS JAMES 43.65 JACKSONVILLE FL FERROLI SUSAN 8.73 NEW WASHINGTON IN FETTER MARK 39.28 GOSHEN KY
FETTERS JOANN 30.45
SELLERSBURG IN FETZ EDWARD 21.11 OTISCO IN FETZ JESSICA 60.17
SELLERSBURG IN FETZ NATHAN 27.82 HENRYVILLE IN FETZ STACY 25.74 BORDEN IN FETZ ZOLA 58.21
CLARKSVILLE IN FEY CRYSTAL 58.08 UNDERWOOD IN FEY LENITA 3.55
SCOTTSBURG IN FIDLER SCOTT 6.42 PRINCETOWN IN FIELDS ANTHONY 68.10 CHIPLEY FL FIELDS BRENT 9.77
SCOTTSBURG IN FIELDS DISHMOND 15.79
GEORGETOWN IN FIELDS ERIC 63.86 MEMPHIS IN FIELDS HUBERT 24.84
CHARLESTOWN IN FIELDS JAMES 125.33
SCOTTSBURG IN FIELDS JODI 64.72
MARYSVILLE IN FIELDS KELSIE 24.11
CHARLESTOWN IN FIELDS KENNETH 115.22
JEFFERSONVILLE IN FIELDS LORI 3.69 UNDERWOOD IN FIELDS MARY 53.86 HANOVER IN FIELDS MILDRED 136.98 OTISCO IN FIELDS MILDRED 46.77 OTISCO IN FIELDS SUSAN 8.07 NEW ALBANY IN FIELDS WILLIAM 180.85 OTISCO IN FIFER DONETTA 5.96 NEW ALBANY IN FIGHT MEGHAN 28.71 CHARLESTOWN IN FILBACK DONALD 95.63 AUSTIN KY
FILBURN MICHAEL 129.30 NEW ALBANY IN FILBURN PAMELA 4.37 SCOTTSBURG IN FILBURN ROBIN 1.52 LEXINGTON IN FILLIO JOHN 52.79 FLOYDS KNOBS IN FILLIO KATHY 21.85 JACKSONVILLE FL
IN
KY
IN FINK JOHN 15.77 FLOYDS KNOBS IN FINK KIVE 15.53 SCOTTSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN FISHER MARGUERITE 272.53 NABB IN FISHER ROGER 20.07 NABB IN FISHER SHANNAN 13.60
SELLERSBURG IN FISHER STEVE 18.27 NEW ALBANY IN FISHER
SELLERSBURG IN FITZGERALD THOMAS 17.34
WEST PALM BEACH FL FITZPATRICK ANNA 68.93
JOHNS CREEK GA FITZPATRICK DENISE 8.41
CLARKSVILLE IN FITZPATRICK PAUL 3.64
SELLERSBURG IN FIVE CO SIDING & HOME 5.95
SELLERSBURG IN FLACK MICHAEL 11.12 LEXINGTON IN FLAHERTY DIANA 0.63
SELLERSBURG IN FLAHERTY M J BUILDERS 356.99 FT MYERS FL FLAHERTY NICK 9.80
SELLERSBURG IN FLAHERTY PATRICIA 24.97
LOUISVILLE KY FLAHERTY RICHARD 193.04
CHARLESTOWN IN FLANAGAN CYNTHIA 21.92 MARYSVILLE IN FLANAGAN MELISSA 42.03
CHARLESTOWN IN FLANIGAN CHARMAINE 15.32
HENRYVILLE IN FLEMING ANTHONY 5.59 NEW ALBANY IN FLEMING DAVID 236.53 NEW ALBANY IN FLEMING HOME CENTER 31.04
SELLERSBURG IN FLEMING JOHN 12.41 NEW ALBANY IN FLEMING THEODORE 16.03 NEW ALBANY IN FLENER APRIL 13.20
JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLENER MICHAEL 11.08 HENRYVILLE IN FLENER SANDRA 92.28
JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLENER SANDRA 14.40
JEFFERSONVILLE IN FLETCHER CARL 16.07
SELLERSBURG IN FLETCHER TONY 34.02
CHARLESTOWN IN FLICK CAMERON 54.80
FLORA JOHN 11.30
SELLERSBURG IN FLORES QUINTERO PERLA 18.62 LOUISVILLE KY
FLORIAN KEVIN 15.95
CHARLESTOWN IN FLOWE DANIEL 12.59
SELLERSBURG IN FLOWERS DARRELL 6.00 BORDEN IN FLOWERS EMILIA 13.49
CHARLESTOWN IN FLOWERS FRANK 19.03
SHEPHERDSVILLE KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
FLOWERS KATHERINE 9.08
FLOWERS MATHEW 20.00
CHARLESTOWN IN FLOWERS RANDY 11.29
SELLERSBURG IN FLOYD JANE CAROL MORROW 84.69
MARYSVILLE IN
FLYNN REAL ESTATE 15.44 NEW ALBANY IN FOCKEN RANDY 78.01 NEW ALBANY IN FOGEL LAUREN 58.67
REYNOLDSBURG OH
FOGELSTROM JOHN 168.12 AZUSA CA
CORTEZ CO
FOLEY MICHAEL 64.03
FONDRISI JOSEPH 41.95
ELIZABETH IN FONNER ROBERT 9.75 MT WASHINGTON KY
FOOTE ANNETTE 12.91
JEFFERSONVILLE IN FOOTE MINDY 3.06
SELLERSBURG IN FOOTE ROBERT 79.29
ROLLING MEADOWS IL FORBES RALEIGH 72.55
JEFFERSONVILLE IN FORD BRUCE 8.46
LOUISVILLE KY
FORD CHRISTINE 16.82
SELLERSBURG IN FORD DOYCE 37.00
CLARKSVILLE IN FORD JOSH 27.73 MADISON IN FORREST JOHN 7.39
INDIANAPOLIS IN FORREST MARY C 43.29
SCOTTSBURG IN FORRESTER TERRY 25.18
SELLERSBURG IN FORTNER KURTIS 7.12
SELLERSBURG IN FORTNER TAMMY 15.99
CHARLESTOWN IN FORTNEY HALEY 12.58
LEXINGTON IN FOSTER ANNA 16.16 NABB IN
FOSTER BILL 14.43
FOSTER BRAD 41.55
IN
KNOBS IN
IN
IN
BOBBY
OH FRENCH MARIE 82.58 JEFFERSONVILLE IN FRENCH MICHELLE 21.43 CHARLESTOWN IN FRENCH MISTY 6.60 LOUISVILLE KY FRENCH WENDI 12.92 LOUISVILLE
FLOYDS KNOBS IN
PEKIN IN FOSTER CHARLES 69.58
FOSTER DONALD 164.98
NASHVILLE TN
LANESVILLE IN FOSTER HIRAM 184.15
CHARLESTOWN IN FOSTER JACK 9.76 NEW ALBANY IN FOSTER JAY 21.76 LEHIGHACRES FL FOSTER JEAN
FULKERSON DAVID 28.85 NEW ALBANY IN
FULKERSON ELDON 10.39 CLARKSVILLE IN
FULKERSON KENNETH 8.90 MARYSVILLE IN
FULKERSON KENNETH 15.94 OTISCO IN
FULKERSON LORETTA 5.77 BORDEN IN
FULKERSON SCOTT 16.16
CHARLESTOWN IN
FULKERSON STEVE 97.24 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
FULKERSON/SONS WELDING CO 1.05 LANESVILLE IN
FULLER ELLIOTT 12.67 SELLERSBURG IN
FULMER JAMES 13.92
CHARLESTOWN IN
FULTZ CHARLES 18.10 BORDEN IN
FULTZ JUANITA 222.52 CORYDON IN
FUNK HARRY 92.32 DENVER NC
FURNISH CAMERON 7.92 SELLERSBURG IN
FURNISH DONALD 72.65 LEXINGTON IN
FURROW JOHN 36.17 GROVE CITY OH
FUSON CHESTER 4.92 LOUISVILLE KY
FUST WESLEY 25.13
CHARLESTOWN IN
FYFFE ERIN 30.25 BORDEN IN
G & S FEED & SEED INC 14.79 SELLERSBURG IN
GABBARD DANNY 16.82 SELLERSBURG IN
GABBARD KIMBERLY 1.87 LAWRENCEBURG KY
GABBARD SIDNEY 116.37 CLARKSVILLE IN
GABBARD WILLIAM 0.39 CHARLESTOWN IN
GABERDIEL ELDON 199.04 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
GABLE JANET 182.04 LOUISVILLE KY
GADDIS BEN 6.95 SELLERSBURG IN
GADDIS DAVID 240.82 BORDEN IN
GAGNON PHYLLIS 9.77 NEW ALBANY IN
GAHAFER BRIAN 39.25 JACKSONVILLE FL
GAICHIN JOANIE 5.90 CHARLESTOWN IN
GAICHIN ROBERT 13.64 WEST BADEN SPRINGS IN
GAIKOWSKI PAIGE 20.17 MARYSVILLE IN
GAINER INDREA 23.84 FT BELVOIR VA
GAINES BEVERLY 193.15 NEWBURGH IN
GAITHER EDWARD 11.49 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GALES VANESSA L 4.39 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GALLAGHER JUDY 18.46 LANESVILLE IN
GALLAHAR G 19.15 CHARLESTOWN IN GALLAHER ROBERT 30.32 DALTON GA
GALLIGAN ANNE 199.49 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GALLIGAN KAREN 96.79 GREENVILLE IN
GALLIGAN THOMAS 7.16 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GALLOWAY ROGER 66.56 VISTA CA
GALVEZ LIDIA 8.66 SELLERSBURG IN
GANOTE JUANITA 323.04 CHARLESTOWN IN
GARBE ANDREW 16.49 SELLERSBURG IN
GARBE JERALD 44.91 NEW ALBANY IN
GARBROUGH JOHN 28.92 LOUISVILLE KY
GARCIA ALEX 18.82 SELLERSBURG IN
GARCIA AMBER 6.08 SELLERSBURG IN
GARCIA JEFFERY 20.50 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GARCIA JESSE 135.51 SELLERSBURG IN
GARCIA JOHNEEN 0.25 CLARKSVILLE IN
GARCIA JUN 55.20 FORT HURON MI
GARCIA MEDA 20.55 CHARLESTOWN IN
GARCIA MINERVA 23.72 SELLERSBURG IN
GARCIA REY 8.04 SELLERSBURG IN
GARDINER JOHN 65.85 ENGLISH IN
GARDINER JOHN 2.57 ENGLISH IN
GARDINER JOHN 0.98 NEW ALBANY IN
GARDINER KRISTI 50.07 JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GARDINER TERESA 5.55 ST LOUIS MO
GARDINER THOMAS 10.69 LOUISVILLE KY
GARDNER CHARLES 14.91 SELLERSBURG IN
GARDNER LORETTA 177.13 VINCENNES IN
GARDNER MELISSA 11.78 SCOTTSBURG IN
GARDNER NEIL 1.69 HENRYVILLE IN
GARDNER PENNI 6.72 SCOTTSBURG IN
GARING BERNARD 27.69 CHARLESTOWN IN
GARLAND BRANNDIE 14.51 SELLERSBURG IN
GARLAND BRENDA 34.19 UNDERWOOD IN
GARLAND JOHN 108.78 MARYSVILLE IN
GARLAND KENNETH 98.64 HAMILTON OH
GARLAND SOPHIA 20.86 MEMPHIS IN
GARLAND WILLIAM 43.57 GRANDVIEW IN
GARMON CARL 22.53 SELLERSBURG IN
GARMON DAVID 16.15 NEW ALBANY IN
GARMON DON 72.74 HENRYVILLE IN
GARNER GERALD 0.64 BRADFORD AR
GARR LYNN 10.59 HENRYVILLE IN
GARRETT BARBARA 1.63 CHARLESTOWN IN
GARRETT FRED 9.32 UNDERWOOD IN
GARRETT PATRICK 11.22 CHARLESTOWN IN
GARRETT SHELBY 43.48 ORLANDO FL
GARRIOTT GERALD 12.85 LEXINGTON IN
GARRIOTT TROY 81.88 AUSTIN IN
GARRIS DERRICK 15.62 SIMPSONVILLE SC
GARRISON DAN 13.39 SELLERSBURG IN
GARRISON S 168.88 GREENWOOD IN
GARRITY EUGENE 57.01 UNDERWOOD IN
GARTLEY GEORGE 12.88 SCOTTSBURG IN
GARUCCIO RICHARD 26.85 MARYSVILLE IN
GARVIN WILLIAM 176.09 FLOYDS KNOBS IN
GARY AMBER 18.72 SELLERSBURG IN
GARY JEREMY 2.57
GARY RANDALL 168.36
GARY ROBERT 92.03
SELLERSBURG IN
LEXINGTON IN
NEW ALBANY IN GATER DAVID 7.83
GATES DENNIS 38.95
GATES LINDLE 9.58
UNDERWOOD IN
HANOVER IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN GATEWOOD SEAN 12.17
NORTH REDINGTON BE FL
GATTIS ROBERT 36.08
JEFFERSONVILLE IN GATZ ALICE 187.89
JEFFERSONVILLE IN GATZA DONNA 14.69
GAVIN THOMAS 16.86
GAWEDA ADAM 18.41
HENRYVILLE IN
MARYSVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN GAY ARNOLD 169.31
SCOTTSBURG IN GAY DEBORA 100.75
SCOTTSBURG IN GAY GEORGE 33.09
CROTHERSVILLE IN GAY LAURIE 2.52
SELLERSBURG IN GAY WALTER 42.01
FREDERICKSBURG IN
GEARY CARL 80.72 AUSTIN IN
GEARY DEBORAH 235.83
CHARLESTOWN IN GEARY ROBERT 5.27
NEW ALBANY IN GEARY STEVEN 45.50
MARYSVILLIE IN GEBHART SARA 6.05
EDMOND OK GEE MARTHA 18.12
UNDERWOOD IN GEE RONALD 147.78
OTISCO IN GEE RONNIE 2.16
MEMPHIS IN GEER BRUCE 142.39
MADISON IN GEHM SANDRA 0.38
NEW ALBANY IN
MEMPHIS IN GEISER JOSH 7.11
GELLHAUS BELINDA 10.31
HENRYVILLE IN GELSOMINI LUIGI 2.28
TERRE HAUTE IN GENET MAY 118.39
CLARKSVILLE IN GENGELBACH DON 118.18
ST CROIX IN GENTILE ANTHONY 6.51
SELLERSBURG IN
CHARLESTOWN IN GENTRY ANISSA 35.91
GEORGE JASON 22.18
GEORGE LEAH 16.57
GEORGE RICHARD 175.92
SELLERSBURG IN
MONTICELLO IN
CHARLESTOWN IN GERBER JENNIFER 7.67
MILWAUKEE WI
NEW ALBANY IN GERLACH MIKE 13.52
GERNON WILLIAM 1.08
GERWIN TERRY 20.06
GERWIN TERRY 10.59
GHOLSON K-LYNN 10.88
GIANACAKES JIM 13.07
GIBBONS BRETT 2.45
GIBBONS CHARLOTTE 22.83
GIBBONS JOHNNY 101.74
NEW ALBANY IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
TUCSON AZ
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
CRESTWOOD KY
ANCHORAGE AK
CHARLESTOWN IN GIBBONS RAYMOND 6.26
GIBBS HAROLD 162.67
GIBBS SHERRY 0.69
GIBSON ANNA 73.50
GIBSON CHRIS 12.16
GIBSON CLAUDE 59.17
GIBSON DALE 9.62
GIBSON GLEN 1.41
GIBSON HAROLD 176.18
GIBSON HOLLOW 15.07
GIBSON JAMES 4.68
GIBSON JOHN 235.58
GIBSON JOSEPH 164.07
GIBSON JUDY 1.07
GIBSON MALLIE 14.77
GIBSON SHANE 21.98
GIBSON THOMAS 6.45
GIBSON TIMOTHY 0.29
GIBSON WANDA 4.60
GIBSON WILLIAM 95.75
GIBSON WILLIAM 17.01
GIEGERICH MARTIN 34.01
GIESE JASON 9.04
GIFFIN JOSHUA 5.43
GILBERT CAMERON 67.51
GILBERT DEBRA 22.28
GILBERT EDWARD 117.15
GILBERT JEFFERY 3.33
GILBERT PAUL 118.31
GILBERT RALPH 4.64
GILES ROBERT 26.12
OTISCO IN
LOUISVILLE KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
OTISCO IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GEORGETOWN IN
LEXINGTON IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
AUSTIN IN
BORDEN IN
AUSTIN IN
RAMSEY IN
MEMPHIS IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
NEW ALBANY IN
LEXINGTON IN
LOUISVILLE KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
MEMPHIS IN
CHARLESTOWN IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GREENWOOD IN
BARDSTOWN KY
LOUISVILLE KY
MANDEVILLE LA
SCOTTSBURG IN
TAYLORSVILLE KY
KENDALLVILLE IN
SCOTTSBURG IN
CLARKSVILLE IN
SELLERSBURG IN
GILLENWATER BETTY 21.04 OTISCO IN
GILLENWATER E 0.56
SELLERSBURG IN
GILLENWATER ROBERT 12.44 NABB IN
GILLESPIE HEATHER 16.97
GILLESPIE THOMAS 14.37
GILLESPIE WADE 28.79
GILLEY JOANNA 16.03
GILLEY LEISHA 16.15
SELLERSBURG IN
LOUISVILLE KY
CALVERT CITY KY
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
JEFFERSONVILLE IN
GILLEY TAYLOR 22.71 HENRYVILLE IN
GILLIAM DOUG 13.53
GILLIAM MELISSA 186.98
GILLIAM PAUL 57.97
GILLIAM
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HUNTINGTON HERITAGE DAYS
June 10-14
Huntington | Downtown huntington-chamber.com
Huntington Heritage Days is an action-packed festival featuring a carnival, hot-air balloon launches at Huntington North High School, two car shows, a kids’ zone, entertainment, a parade, and more. JeFFFest, an outdoor art festival on Sunday evening, features fun food, fab music, and fine art. Free admission.
TERRE HAUTE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
June 11
Terre Haute | Downtown terrehaute.com
The Terre Haute Strawberry Festival, hosted by First Congregational Church, features live music, kids’ activities, guided stained-glass tours, and tasty treats. Celebrate summer in historic downtown Terre Haute with community, flavor, and fun! Free admission.
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NORTH WEBSTER MERMAID FESTIVAL
June 17-20
North Webster | Lions Club Festival Grounds nwlionsclub.com
The Gem Mineral Fossil Show offers a wide variety of gems, minerals, fossils, rocks, jewelry, beads, lapidary supplies, 4-H, and science materials from all over the world. Displays from Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas make it fun, interesting, and educational for all ages. Free identification of your rocks. Free admission. 1 2
The North Webster Mermaid Festival features a Queen of Lakes pageant, a Cutie King and Queen contest, and a Cutie Parade, offering over $30,000 in scholarships. Amusement rides, demolition derby, tasty food, vendors, and a big parade are also part of the festival. Free admission.
THE 35TH ANNUAL JOHNSON COUNTY ANTIQUE MACHINERY SHOW
June 18-20
Edinburgh | Johnson County Park jcamach.org
The Johnson County Antique Machinery Show showcases lesser-known classic tractors and equipment, along with gas- and oil-field engines. There will be an antique tractor pull on Friday, with an auction and farm tractor and semi pulls on Saturday. Other activities include a kids’ scavenger hunt, a parade, steam engines, sawmill demos, blacksmithing, a flea market, and food. Admission is $5.
THE 61ST ANNUAL GEM MINERAL FOSSIL SHOW
June 26-28
Bedford | Lawrence County Fairgrounds lawrencecountyrockclub.org
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Tasty salad recipes to brighten your table this summer
Southwest chicken salad
JOE SQUIER, CORYDON
1 lb. boneless skinless chicken breasts
1 packet fajita seasoning
1 head of iceberg lettuce, rinsed and chopped
1 can (15 oz) black beans, drained and rinsed
1 can (15 oz) whole kernel corn, drained
12-15 grape tomatoes, halved
1 medium red onion, thinly sliced and quartered
1 avocado, sliced
About 1/4-cup chipotle ranch dressing, plus more to taste
3/4-cup Colby Jack cheese, shredded
Tortilla chips or Fritos corn chips, coarsely crushed
FOR GARNISH:
Sour cream
Sliced jalapenos
Place the chicken breasts in a plastic gallon storage bag and toss with fajita seasoning. Grill the chicken. While the chicken is cooking, combine the lettuce, black beans, corn, grape tomatoes, avocado, and red onion. Be sure to rinse the black beans about three to four times to remove the liquid from the canning. Once the chicken is done, let it rest about five to 10 minutes after removing it from the grill. Slice the chicken into strips about 1/4 to 1/2 inch wide, slicing across the grain. Add it to the salad, then add the shredded cheese. Add about a 1/4-cup of the chipotle ranch dressing to the salad and toss to mix all the ingredients. Add the tortilla chips or corn chips and toss gently. Serve with sour cream, additional dressing, and sliced jalapenos as desired.
Simple honey
lime fruit salad
LAURA GARZA, BEECH GROVE
4 cups strawberries, halved
3 kiwi fruits, peeled and sliced into half moons
3 cups blueberries
3 Granny Smith apples, cubed
1 cup green grapes, halved
1/2 fresh pineapple, peeled and cubed
1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup lime juice
2 Tbsp minced fresh mint
Combine all the fruit ingredients in a large bowl and mix thoroughly. In a small bowl, whisk together lime juice, honey, and mint. Pour the dressing over the fruit and toss to coat.
Honey mustard brussels sprouts salad
SHIRLEY DOWELL, NORTH VERNON
1 lb. fresh Brussels sprouts, trimmed and shredded
2 medium Granny Smith apples, chopped
1 medium red onion, chopped
1 medium yellow or orange bell pepper, chopped
1/2 cup walnuts, chopped
1/2 cup grapes, sliced in half
1/2 cup cheddar cheese, shredded
3 strips of bacon, cooked and crumbled
1/4 cup olive oil
2 Tbsp red wine vinegar
2 Tbsp honey mustard dressing
1 garlic clove, minced
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
In a small bowl, whisk together the olive oil, red wine vinegar, honey mustard dressing, garlic, salt, and pepper. In a large bowl, combine the Brussels sprouts, apples, onion, bell pepper, walnuts, grapes, cheddar cheese, and bacon. Pour the dressing mixture from the small bowl over the mixed salad in the large bowl and toss to coat. Refrigerate or serve immediately.
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EMPOWERING TEACHERS AND YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
How STARTedUP is transforming education and inspiring innovation in Indiana
BY BRIAN D. SMITH
Leanna Rotondo didn’t set out to prove there was a need for her new product. A varsity soccer player at Charlestown High School, she drew on her own experience to create soccer socks with more grip and less slip — features designed to enhance performance and reduce the odds of serious injury.
Known as GripGuard Soccer Sox, her January 2025 innovation landed Rotondo in the state finals of the STARTedUP Foundation’s annual entrepreneurial pitch competition, where high school students present their original products and services in a format reminiscent of TV’s “Shark Tank.” Though Rotondo finished outside the top three (and the accompanying seed money awards of $2,500 to $25,000), her soccer socks garnered positive feedback and interest — along with a finalist prize of $1,000 to refine the idea.
Then, two months after the June finals, she inadvertently demonstrated why her product — “created to prevent horrendous and career-changing injuries,” according to her promotional video — should perhaps have already been on the market. During a soccer game, Rotondo suffered a rotational fracture of her left fibula, the smaller of two bones between the knee and ankle. “I planted my foot in the ground, and it
slid inside my cleat,” she said. “It was pretty gnarly.” The injury required surgery and six months of recuperation — but fortunately didn’t cost her a promised full scholarship from Berea College, an NCAA Division III school in Kentucky.
A NEW MOVEMENT IN EDUCATION
If Indiana seems an unlikely place for an event billed as “the nation’s premier high school entrepreneurial pitch competition,” that’s only the most visible part of the picture. In 2018, veteran educator Don Wettrick and former student Hunter Stone formed the non-profit STARTedUP Foundation to promote youth entrepreneurship. Wettrick, the current CEO, envisioned a new movement in education. Rather than merely reading textbooks, memorizing answers, and passing tests, high school students would identify realworld problems and devise solutions.
The need for such an approach was evident. “I was hearing from employers that were hiring students who couldn’t get off the phone and who couldn’t think independently,” he said. “They wanted employees to take initiative and not wait around for instructions ... employees who were looking for problems to solve.”
Compleyes.ai took home first place in the 2025 STARTedUP State Finals. The team is pictured with the second- and third-place teams and the People’s Choice Award winner.
So Wettrick resolved to solve the problem of not enough problem-solvers.
He founded STARTedUP with the intent of turning high school classrooms into “innovation hubs … where real-world problem-solving, creativity, and entrepreneurial mindsets become integrated into daily learning,” as the STARTedUP website explains. Eight years later, the Indiana-based program has reached about 22,000 students and 190 teachers in 168 schools. They represent 62 counties, more than two-thirds of the state’s 92.
STARTedUP invites high school teachers to sign up for its free Innovation Accelerator program, which begins with six core lessons, such as “Observing and identifying problems in local communities.” Said Wettrick: “Our whole mission is to get students to see problems as opportunities.”
Although entrepreneurship is traditionally associated with business courses, teachers from any subject area may enroll. “Teachers know more people in their community than almost anyone,” said Wettrick. “They are the conduit of real change and innovation in their schools and towns. What we’ve built with the Innovation Accelerator is a massive network that wants to pour time, attention, and connection into our educators.”
The foundation wants young entrepreneurs to “develop crucial life skills — from critical thinking and resilience to communication and collaboration.” Students meet and learn from local business leaders, public officials, industry professionals, and special guests. Last year, for instance, STARTedUP hosted a simulcast for Indiana high schools featuring Jesse Cole, founder of the Savannah Bananas, a barnstorming exhibition baseball team whose wacky on-field antics follow the tradition of basketball’s Harlem Globetrotters.
Wettick likes to say that “the world is full of moaners and groaners. I wanted to create seekers and peekers.” In his view, “seekers” hear other people’s complaints and envision solutions, while “peekers” look beyond today and anticipate future trends and developments.
Students who exemplify the qualities of “seekers and peekers” often find their way to the regionals and state finals of the pitch competition, now known as the
STARTedUP Challenge. But the Challenge is not the sole measure of a student’s entrepreneurial aptitude, said Wettrick. “We have a lot of success from students that didn’t even make it to the finals,” he noted. “They took an idea, saw it through, got shot down, and that’s OK. They built a network, and that’s the most important thing you can do.”
Hoosier high schoolers, who can compete solo or in a two- or three-member team, enter the Challenge by submitting a four-minute video chronicling a problem they’ve identified and the solution they propose. Over 2,000 students, in over 1,000 teams, submitted videos for the 2026 competition. From these submissions, 70 teams, 10 for each of the seven regions in the state, earned a ticket to the regional finals.
This year’s top 10, consisting of the seven regional winners and three wild card teams, will advance to the STARTedUP Challenge Finals at the STARTedUP Summit on June 12 at Butler University. They will also participate in an six-week STARTedUP Bootcamp, honing their pitches under the tutelage of established entrepreneurs. This year’s state finalists will also attend the inaugural INovation Tour — a tour around central and northern Indiana, including Allen, Hamilton, Lake,
Leanna Rotondo pitched GripGuard Soccer Sox as a finalist in the 2025 competition.
and Marion Counties. All regional finalists can join the STARTedUP Alumni Association and gain access to additional business connections.
CONNECTING SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY
The curriculum calls on first-year entrepreneurial students to deliver an “elevator pitch” — a 60-second summary of a problem and a suggested solution. That’s what happened at North Putnam High School, where “every kid in business class gave a pitch,” said Superintendent Dustin LeMay. Two years into the program, North Putnam has yet to enter the state pitch competition but looks to increase its participation gradually. “We’re early in our implementation,” he said, “but it’s just going to grow from here.”
STARTedUP trains students to identify problems in their own community, and LeMay has already seen examples. A plan to bring food trucks to the city of Bainbridge inspired one freshman girl to consider North Putnam’s special needs classes as a resource. Knowing that the students were spending Fridays learning to cook, she envisioned a collaboration in which the kids would find jobs and the food trucks would gain new hires.
That’s one of the things LeMay likes about entrepreneurial-focused classwork — “it breaks down the wall between school and community” — and the students seem energized, too. “Their interest peaked when they got to do something different,” he said. “And we’re proud of our teachers for going outside their comfort zone.”
Further down the entrepreneurial trail is Perry Central High School, which joined the program about five years ago. The school not only participates in the STARTedUP Challenge but last year boasted a state finalist, then-sophomore Lyla Schultz. Moved by the plight of family members with skin cancer and eczema, and their frustration with mainstream skincare products that only worsened their irritation, she created the gentler, all-natural Lovey Duv sugar scrub. She now sells it online and in local stores, offering colorfully named scents such as Smitten Strawberry, Blueberry Crumble, Santa’s Cookies, and Cozy Colada. Schultz didn’t place among the three leaders, but “even if you don’t win, you’re a winner,” said Jody French, director of career and technical education and
work-based learning at Perry Central. “They’re really learning the entire process of starting a small business. Basically, it’s teaching kids to see a problem and solve a problem.”
Having to pitch a product before a regional or state finals audience can unnerve even the most confident high schooler. “There are hundreds of people there, and it’s live on the internet. We’ve had tears,” French said. “But once they do it, even if it’s not perfect, they feel like superstars.”
CAMARADERIE IS A BIG BENEFIT
Some past finalists are marketing the products they pitched as high schoolers. In 2021, Southern Indiana Bait Co., operated by brothers Zion and Xavier Dunaway of Salem, won the STARTedUP State Finals with a homemade selection of fishing lures.
Lyla Schultz, a 2025 finalist, created Lovey Duv sugar scrub after seeing the struggles of family members with skin cancer and eczema whose conditions were worsened by mainstream skincare products.
Brothers Zion and Xavier Dunaway won the 2021 State Finals with their small business, Southern Indiana Bait Co., and their homemade fishing lures.
“It was one of the only times I’ve truly been speechless,” Zion said, recalling the impressive competition. “There were kids creating their own AI software for Ford and GM to use in their hiring. We were just a small business making fishing lures in our garage.”
The Dunaways got started by watching YouTube videos on how to make lures, initially selling them to local fishermen. Entering the pitch competition wasn’t even their idea — a teacher at Salem High School told them about it, and when Zion said he would consider it, the teacher said, “No, I signed you up. You’re doing it.”
Though still a part-time venture, their bait business has found a following, with orders from every state but Hawaii. “The past three years, we haven’t put a dime of our own money into it,” Zion said, adding that one of their lures has earned nearly $70,000 in fishing tournament winnings. He speaks fondly of the STARTedUP Challenge. “Throughout the competition, you’re surrounded by high school entrepreneurs like yourself,” said Zion. “The connection part, the camaraderie, is the biggest plus of the competition.”
BUSINESS IN A BOX
Caylyn Pruitt was only 15 when she started her bakery. “This was a COVID hobby,” said the Columbus North High School graduate, now 19. “I got really interested in watching the Food Network and the Kids Baking Championship. I was testing recipes and getting into it.” Before long, she was selling treats from her home, but she still had a lot to learn. Her participation in the pitch contest required her to solve a bigger problem than how to sell more sugar cookies, so she tackled franchising.
As CayPops Bakery, she advanced to the state finals with the idea of offering “business in a box” — a stayat-home opportunity to become the next CayPops baker, with Pruitt providing everything from recipes to a grand opening celebration. So far, her only franchisee is her aunt in Bowling Green, Kentucky, but her original bakery is thriving in Columbus. Unlike a traditional storefront operation, CayPops takes orders online and schedules pickup or delivery. One of Pruitt’s specialties is cake pops — mashed-up cake with a chocolate coating on a stick — and her custom treats
are popular for birthday parties, bridal showers, gender reveals, and other special occasions.
Entrepreneurial thinking brought her success in the pitch competition and beyond. “Find something you really enjoy and care about,” she said. “For me, I had always enjoyed baking. You don’t have to solve world hunger or climate change.”
It’s easy to underestimate young entrepreneurs who start a business before finding a career. But, CayPops’ totals speak for themselves — 45,000 baked goods sold and $130,000 earned, giving Pruitt financial independence (and paying for college tuition and a car) before she was out of her teens.
And don’t ask whether her mother actually supplied the recipes and guided the business from the background. “That’s what people assume, said Pruitt, “but it was all me.”
EDITOR’S NOTE
The seven regional competitions of the STARTedUP Challenge took place throughout April. The seven regional winners will join three wildcard teams at the STARTedUP Challenge Finals at the STARTedUP Summit on June 12 at Butler University. Learn more about the finalists and their pitches in our digital version at indianaconnection.org
Caylyn Pruitt was a 2024 finalist with CayPops, her at-home bakery franchise.
Hoosier Energy hosts 2026 Annual Meeting
In April, Hoosier Energy hosted its 2026 Annual Meeting, the first in two years after last year’s event was canceled due to severe storms and tornado threats.
As with most things in the energy industry, much has changed in two years. Yet Hoosier Energy’s mission to provide reliable and affordable energy remains unchanged even as it adapts and evolves. The meeting and the 2025 Annual Report shared the fitting theme “Bold Moves, Cooperative Priorities.”
Hoosier Energy President and CEO Donna Walker acknowledged both sides of that coin in her opening remarks. “We’re going to share with you some of the bold steps that we’re taking to shape our energy future here at Hoosier Energy,” she said. “But I also understand these sessions are set against a really challenging backdrop. Consumers are more and more concerned about reliability these days. With aging infrastructure, insufficient firm generating resources, more severe weather events, and cyber and physical security threats to the grid, all of that comes together to pose greater concerns and risk about power outages.”
Walker then passed the baton to Jim McMahon of Charles River Associates. His presentation, entitled “Wired for Change: Industry Trends and Implications,” covered everything from industry headlines dominating the news to graphs
charting trends and changes in the energy sector. In the process, he discussed data centers, energy affordability, and the energy transition.
BOLD MOVES ARE REQUIRED TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF ENERGY
Following a short break, the first panel discussion of the day was “Navigating Federal & State Energy Dynamics, A Policy Discussion”. It featured NRECA’s Hill Thomas, who works on federal government initiatives, Indiana Electric Cooperatives CEO John Cassady, and Association of Illinois Electric Cooperatives CEO Craig Sondgeroth. The discussion included the impacts of politics and the opportunities that open and close depending on the administrations at the state and national levels. Affordability was a central theme.
The second panel discussion followed the day’s theme “Bold Moves, Cooperative Priorities,” and
was comprised of Hoosier executive staff members Chris Blunk, Rob Horton, Jon Jackson, and Scott Bowers. They discussed supply portfolio performance, transmission costs, the impact of the DOE GRIP award, digital reliability, large loads/data centers, and managing affordability.
The final session of the day was with Holtec International President, Kelly Trice. He provided some history and behind-the-scenes information on the restart of the Palisades Nuclear Power Plant, as well as a glimpse into the future of small modular reactors (SMRs).
Trice concluded with a Q&A session with Walker, describing the reopening of Palisades as 90 percent complete, with operations set to commence later this year, well ahead of the original target of March 2027.
Members of the Hoosier Energy executive staff, from left, Chris Blunk, Rob Horton, Jon Jackson, and Scott Bowers participate in a panel discussion at the 2026 Annual Meeting.
Farmers market fresh
WILSON FARM MARKET OFFERS
UNIQUE FINDS AND OLD-TIME FAVORITES YEAR-ROUND
BY NATALIE DERRICKSON
Sometimes, you go into a store knowing what you need. Other times, it’s best to let your senses guide you to the goodness that will ultimately fill your cart, especially when you stop in at Wilson Farm Market in Arcadia.
AN ASTOUNDING AMOUNT OF PRODUCTS
Take the leisurely route during your first visit — the aisle dedicated to jams and jellies, a selection of 125 kinds of cheese, and a growing line of patrons patiently waiting for Wilson’s infamous double-breaded fried chicken can overwhelm even the expert-level shopper.
Satisfy your sweet tooth at the market’s bakery, whose Amish fry pies are just the right size for snacking. Whether you’re craving a delicate Angel Food cake, nostalgic
candies, a rich slice of fudge, or snickerdoodle cookies, you will find it at Wilson Farm Market. Stock up on tender breads and the popular pretzel bread, made with the same recipe used to create the soft pretzels Wilson Farm Market sells at the Indiana State Fair.
OFFERING OBSCURE ITEMS
While the market keeps plenty of standbys in stock, they’re keen to deliver old favorites and source uncommon products for their customers.
“We carry many items that are hard to find, like scrapple and mac and cheese loaf,” shared Steve Wilson. “We have some very obscure cheeses like morel and leek, and coffee espresso. We also go out of our way to help customers find items that we may
not normally stock. Recently, we have had customers looking for organic wheat berries and have been able to source them for special order.”
While you wait in line for your order of fried chicken, scan the menu for delicacies like livers, gizzards, and mushrooms — all available most days. The team at the market also fries tenderloin and fish sandwiches to order, making the market a must for your next Hamilton County lunch. In addition to the Arcadia location, you can find them at the Noblesville and Binford Farmers Markets during the season.
Wilson Farm Market
1720 E. 256th St. Arcadia, IN 46030 317-758-5734
Open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bring summer indoors with fresh-cut flowers
One of the best things about summer in the garden is the flowers. Even better, we can bring many of those flowers indoors to enjoy their beauty and fragrance.
Coneflowers, hydrangeas, lilies, cosmos, zinnias, dianthus, snapdragons, and other perennials and annuals stand ready to beautify your indoors. You can cut a few stems of shrubs and trees, viburnums, lilacs, dogwoods, and serviceberry.
WHEN AND HOW TO CUT FLOWERS
Cut flowers in the early morning with a clean, sharp hand pruner or scissors at a 45-degree angle. Look for flowers with buds that are barely open or with one showing just a bit of color. These will last the longest.
If you’re cutting leaves, such as ferns or hostas, make sure they are firm. Woody plants like viburnums can have flowers slightly open.
Cut-flower experts suggest carrying a container of water and immediately plunging the cut stems into it.
PREPARING FLOWERS FOR THE VASE
Make sure your vase is clean. Bacteria are a cut flower killer. Strip off any leaves that will be in the water. As the leaves deteriorate underwater, bacteria can develop.
When ready to put the flowers in the vase, make another 45-degree cut. The stems rest on the tip of the angle, which allows space for them to take up water.
DESIGNING THE ARRANGEMENT
Much of what the arrangement will look like depends on what’s pleasing to your eye and what plants you have available.
In general, build the arrangement in layers. Shorter plants or greens can form the base. The flower stems can crisscross to create the look you want.
Once you’ve created your design, fill the vase with water and flower food. You can buy flower food — it’s what’s in the little packet you get when you buy cut flowers — or you can make your own.
CARING FOR THE ARRANGEMENT
The arrangement will last longer if kept out of direct sun and heat. Remove any flowers or leaves that age or die. Spent flowers emit ethylene gas, which can speed the decline of their vase mates.
Change the water every few days. Look at the stems and see if they are mushy. If so, cut them again at a 45-degree angle with clean pruners or scissors. You may have to change the vase as the flowers get shorter.
Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp is a member of Garden Communicators International’s Hall of Fame. She blogs at hoosiergardener.com
Add hours to your flowers with tips from the Purdue University Department of Horticulture. Scan the QR code to learn more.
