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Monday, Jan. 12, 2026

Issue #235

From Dubois County

Hey Reader,

I'm an experiential learner, I joked with my wife.

I was trying to explain why I made a heavy wager on a round in my second official game of Cinch.

It was to see the fail points in action, I said to her.

I also bet big because I really thought I could make the points necessary for the hand with the help of my partner. It just might be an interesting road getting to them.

I like making those risky jumps in games. Amy is a more logical and somewhat conservative player who spends a lot of time shaking her head at my actions in card games. And she wins a lot in the games we play.

Don't get me wrong. I like winning.

But I also don't really mind losing.

I really just like good games.

And good games involve risks in my opinion.

Especially risks that play out.

In this case, though, it didn't play out in my favor. We lost all the points, and I'm telling her how I am an experiential learner.

From Dubois County with love.

Matthew and Amy Crane

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John Cougar Mellencamp tribute band, American Fools Band, performance benefits Anderson Woods

Memorial Medical Center Foundation welcomes Craig Buse and Clara Fromme to board of directors

Dubois County Community Foundation announces new board members

Tim Lampert files candidacy for Dubois County Sheriff

Indiana State Police partnering in human traffic awareness initiative

Dubois County organizations celebrating America 250th to meet in January

Magnolia Boulevard is scheduled to bring some “Rock & Soul” to Astra Theatre Feb. 7

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Letter: An open letter to the GOP Precinct Committee members

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Jasper High School earns Silver Designation on College Board Honor Roll

Vendors wanted for Spring Rooted Art Market at Family Roots Nursery

We have a community calendar full of great activities and events happening in Dubois County.

If you have an upcoming event you'd like the public to know about, please add it to our calendar.

See it here.

Henrietta “Henri” Hemmer, 95, Holland

Sister Mary Carmel Spayd, 99, Ferdinand

Charles Edward O’Bryan, 85, Huntingburg

James F. “Jim” Aul, 85, Birdseye

Rosie R. Stetter, 88, Huntingburg

Mary Catherine Persohn, 96, Jasper

Jasper Engines & Transmissions offering OPEN INTERVIEWS on Saturday, January 24, from 8am – 11am for Jasper and Leavenworth, IN locations

Jasper Group seeking Senior Accountant

Jasper Group seeking Unit Manager – Machine Room (Plant 1)

Huntingburg Housing Authority seeking Office Assistant

Check out all the job opportunities by clicking here: Employment

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