SUMMARY: The community gathered to celebrate local veteran Damon Hawkins’s 100th birthday. A Marine who served in World War II and the Korean War, Hawkins joined a Kilroy Jeep Parade, where he drove around the Christin Care Communities in Middletown, concluding the event by singing the Marines Hymn. When asked about his secret to longevity, Hawkins shared that he walks two miles every morning, a routine he’s maintained for 20 to 30 years. The celebration highlighted both his service and dedication to health. Everyone is encouraged to wish him a happy birthday as he marks this significant milestone.

Marine celebrates 100th birthday in Middletown

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SUMMARY: Backup quarterback Tayven Jackson led Indiana to a 31-17 victory against Washington, despite not having starting QB Curtis Rourke. In his sixth career start, Jackson threw for 124 yards and supported a strong ground game led by Justice Ellison, who surpassed 100 rushing yards. Indiana’s defense set the tone early, forcing turnovers and scoring on a 67-yard interception return by D’Angelo Pons. The Hoosiers improved to 8-0, matching the best start in program history since 1967. Head coach Kirk Cignetti emphasized the team’s resilience, noting they found ways to win. Indiana will face Michigan State next.

Indiana Hoosiers go 8-0 after beating Huskies 33-17

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SUMMARY: Norton Healthcare unveiled a new monument at the Goodwill Opportunity Campus in West Louisville to honor those who dedicated their lives to providing medical care to underserved communities. This unveiling coincides with plans to open the Norton West Louisville Hospital, the first new hospital west of Ninth Street in 150 years. Funded by Dr. Richard Wolfe’s family, the monument acknowledges healthcare pioneers who made significant sacrifices during legalized segregation in an area lacking medical facilities for people of color. Following the unveiling, Norton hosted a community block party to provide resources and celebrate this important addition to the community.

Norton Healthcare unveils new monument honoring early medical pioneers in Louisville

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