SALEM– A two-vehicle accident on State Road 60 in Salem Monday afternoon resulted in one driver being airlifted to the hospital emergency services responded to State Road 60 East and Aurora Drive intersection following the collision Deputies arriving at the scene found a white 2019 Ford Transit stationary in the eastbound lane of State Road 60 its left front corner pinned against the right rear side of a white 2015 Ford F-650 rollback tow truck The driver of the Ford Transit was trapped inside the vehicle The driver of the Ford Transit was identified as 48-year-old Jared Roman of Sellersburg and the driver of the Ford F-650 as 48-year-old Jermaine Franklin of Jeffersonville including driver statements and evidence at the scene suggests that Roman was traveling eastbound on State Road 60 Franklin was stopped in the eastbound lane Evidence indicates that Roman failed to slow down and collided with the rear of Franklin’s tow truck Roman was extricated from his vehicle by the Salem Fire Department and transported by Air Methods KY-7 to the University of Louisville Hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries Franklin declined medical treatment at the scene Deputy Seth Goode is the lead investigator for the accident and was assisted by Deputy Hailee Lopotosky and the Washington County Ambulance Service Serving Lawrence and surrounding counties since 1948 Norton Clark Hospital has proudly contributed to the health of the Southern Indiana community since 1922 We’re committed to making communities healthier and it shows in the quality and level of service we provide Our goal is to help each of our patients live their best life during and after your visit to Norton Clark Hospital Let us know how we can help you find everything you need to make your visit as pleasant and comfortable as possible See current openings and apply for positions at Norton Clark Hospital and Norton Scott Hospital Norton Healthcare is a not-for-profit, charitable, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) private corporation. 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It's easy to learn and you can begin having fun day one At Pickleball Euphoria we specialize in helping new players get started in a fun welcoming environment and we even provide all the equipment we help you get connected with a community of players at your skill level This class is for anyone brand new to the game In this 90-minute class we'll cover all the basics to get you started in rec play This event will be held at PE Clarksville located at 6113 Appleleaf Lane *Cancellation Policy: As a courtesy to class participants & instructors please send a cancellation request as soon as possible if you can longer attend *This class is suitable for adults and teens ages 13 & older It's easy to learn and you can begin having fun day one At Pickleball Euphoria we specialize in helping new players get started Stay SoIN the know and get exclusive insider tips Request the Southern Indiana Visitor Guide for info on where to stay © 2025 Clark-Floyd Counties Convention-Tourism Bureau Candi Graves grew up going to Sellersburg Celebrates she found a memento of those early years: a photo of her as a child in one of the T-shirts they used to give away She’s now volunteered to help put the annual event on for more than a decade and this year she’s serving as the festival president the festival always holds the same feeling as it did long ago “The culture of the festival and what it feels like it has remained over the years,” she said “You still feel that small-town feel when you go in you still get that fellowship of the community that you have The festival kicks off Saturday morning with a 5K run/walk hosted by local business Soul Fitt and a baking contest for kids and adults that Graves recently brought back in honor of her mother The two of them participated in the baking contests when Graves was younger “There's a lot of learning that goes into baking,” she said you're doing math when you're doing it… [it’s] just something fun for the kids to do so they can have similar experiences.” American Idol finalist Kennedy Reid as well as the band Operation Loud Mouth and others The all-volunteer event started in 1990 as a way to celebrate the town’s centennial But it recently faced operational challenges that threatened to end the community festival leadership was unsure about continuing the event Volunteer numbers had dwindled to a handful “Something like a town festival takes a lot of people to help organize and plan,” Graves said then…that can be difficult finding volunteers for that too.” who was at the time the president-elect for the following year “We all really rallied together to try to make the festival happen and see what we could do,” she said “I think it gave us all that jolt or that wake up that we needed to say A local media story helped get the word out that the festival needed support Graves also rewrote the bylaws to restructure how the festival operates which she said helped with recruiting volunteers Graves said the fact that the festival’s been led solely by volunteers for more than 30 years also makes it special “It just kind of shows how the community does really come together,” she said For more information, visit sellersburgcelebrates.org and the Caesars Foundation of Floyd County Louisville Public Media depends on donations from members – generous people like you – for the majority of our funding You can help make the next story possible with a donation of $10 or $20 We'll put your gift to work providing news and music for our diverse community Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors SELLERSBURG — Indiana State Police arrested a southern Indiana man Tuesday for allegedly posting life-threatening statements directed at billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk The apprehended 28-year-old man was the subject of an investigation initiated by Texas authorities who alerted ISP regarding threats made through an X handle believed to belong to him Authorities indicated that the concerning posts were made earlier this month ISP detectives located the suspect in Clarksville he was taken into custody and subsequently transported to the Sellersburg Post for further questioning about the threats he allegedly made against Musk detectives sought a search warrant for the man's home in Palmyra granted by the Harrison County Superior Court law enforcement officials confiscated an AR-15-style rifle The suspect is currently facing charges of Intimidation he is held at the Harrison County Jail without bond as the investigation continues.