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The Very First “Friday Night Lights” Happened In Midwest, Wyoming In 1925

The Very First “Friday Night Lights” Happened In Midwest, Wyoming In 1925

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By Wendy Corr, Cowboy State Daily

wendy@cowboystatedaily.com

For most of the residents and visitors in Wyoming, the town of Midwest is nothing more than an exit sign on Interstate 25 between Buffalo and Casper.

But the tiny town created during the oil boom of the early 20th century has a little-known claim to fame – it was the location of the very first high school football game played at night under electric lights.

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Twenty-Year-Old Arrested in Danville Daytime Shooting of 17-

THE FOLLOWING IS A DANVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELEASE

On 12/01/22 around 3:50 pm, Danville Police responded to the area of the 400 block of Montclaire St in reference to shots fired in the area. Upon arrival, officers spoke with several ... Read more

Ayleen Cortez first recipient of Huber Vocational Scholarshi

Collinsville Area Vocational Center (CAVC) announced Friday that Collinsville High School senior Ayleen Cortez is the first recipient of the Marilyn and Doug Huber Vocational Scholarship. The Hubers joined CAVC faculty and Director Joe McGinnis for t ... Read more

Fake-bearded bank robbery suspect charged with 9 counts

LAFAYETTE — Joseph W. Kruger spent the bulk of his adult life in a federal prison for bank robbery, and if Tippecanoe County prosecutors prove their case, he'll likely spend decades more in an Indiana prison.

On Tuesday, prosecutors ch ... Read more

Service Dog Program Dedicated to Helping Veterans with PTSD Gives Hope: 'He Saved My Life Many Times

As an Army reservist called up for active duty and deployed to Iraq in early 2008, Joshua Whitney survived an attack 10 months later that left shrapnel in his left leg — but it was the memories of the attack that he couldn't recover from. For years he struggled with PTSD, anxiety, nightmares and physical pain, as his relationship with his wife and children deteriorated.

"I just stayed in the house, didn't talk to anybody," says Whitney, now 38, of Danville, Illinois. "My kids never knew whether I was going to be a nice dad or if ... Read more

Docs: Franklin man brought child across state lines for sex

A Franklin man is facing a federal charge after prosecutors say he took an 11-year-old child from Illinois to Indiana to have sex with them last month.

Dylan B. Clark, 19, was charged with transportation of a minor with the intent to eng ... Read more

Fake-bearded suspect in West Lafayette bank robbery caught,

WEST LAFAYETTE — Joseph Kruger's holdup of a West Lafayette bank Tuesday might be his last for awhile, according to police who say they arrested him on bank robberies in Indiana and Illinois.

West Lafayette police, assisted by the FBI, ... Read more

Catlin Bank Announces Merger with Fisher National Bank

It was big business news in Catlin this week, with the announcement that Fisher National Bank and Catlin Bank are merging, with Fisher acquiring Catlin subject to customary approvals. Fisher National Bank has Champaign and Mahomet locations, along wi ... Read more

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