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Maintenance Care: Why Health Is Something You Keep, Not Just Get On a previous video, I shared how Ellen started chiropractic care because of her migraines—and how that journey ultimately led me to become a chiropractor. But what I haven’t really shared is what that experience did to me , and how it completely changed my life. So let me take you back for a moment. When There Was No Hope When Ellen and I were dating at Hanover College, her migraines were relentless. They were

Submitted by Hughes-Taylor Funeral Home Eddie Roark, age 61, of Salem, passed away peacefully on the afternoon of Monday, March 2, 2026. Born October 8, 1964 in Salem, he was the son of the late Orville and Betty (Bargo) Roark. Eddie was formerly employed at Kimball International of Salem; he proudly served his country as a member of the Indiana Army National Guard; and, above all, Eddie was a Christian by faith. Eddie is survived by his brother, Marty Roark, and sister, Char

Submitted by Dawalt Funeral Home Isaiah Charles ”Rudy” Bugh age 21 of Salem, Indiana went to be with Jesus on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at home. Born December 14, 2004, in New Albany, Indiana. He is the son of C. Randy Bugh and Susan E (Walker) Bugh. He was a member of First Baptist Church Campbellsburg, and attended Woodville Baptist Church in Mitchell, Indiana and Alice Drive Baptist Church in Sumter, South Carolina. Isaiah was a life resident of Washington County and a 2023

The March 3 Commissioners Meeting saw the commissioners tackling items such as an Interlocal Agreement, a Community Corrections grant support letter, and comments from Lucy Brenton regarding the B.O.T. agreement. The end of the meeting saw a heated exchange between Commissioners Marshall and Cardwell.

After years of not being offered, a new class is gaining popularity with students at Salem High School: culinary arts. Stefanie Dean, who is teaching the class, said the suggestion to offer the class was brought up to her several years ago. “The idea was pitched to me by using the culinary arts courses as a graduation option for the students who couldn't meet any of the requirements set out by the state,” she said. “They are life skills that many students don't get help with

Submitted by Weathers Funeral Home Clyde B. Perkins, age 89, of Nashville, Tennessee, passed away peacefully on February 27, 2026. Clyde was born on July 25, 1936, in Senatobia, Mississippi, to the late Douglas Henry Perkins and Lavina Perkins. As the son of a devoted pastor, Clyde’s childhood was filled with travel as his family served congregations in various places. Of all the places they lived, he always lovingly referred to Denver, Colorado as “home,” as it was where he

The Washington County Council convened at 9:00 Monday morning, March 2, during which the build-operate-transfer (BOT) agreement that has been a controversial topic lately was discussed in more depth. County Council President Brad Gilbert (Photo by Nathan Smith, taken at a previous meeting) “The next thing is the land swap for the highway project,” Council President Brad Gilbert began. “I know Alyssa (Cochran, Council attorney) has been communicating with us as a council thr

Submitted by Weathers Funeral Home Paula K. Minton, age 70 of Salem, passed away on Sunday, March 1, 2026 at Hampton Oaks Health Campus. Paula was born on December 21, 1955, in New Albany, the daughter of George Bobo and Dorothy Nelson Bobo. Paula is survived by her sons: Patrick Chastain (Robin) of Scottsburg, Indiana, Joseph Chastain (Nicole) of Milwaukee WI, Cameron Gibson (Autumn) of Salem and Ryan Minton of Salem, her daughter: Holly Hedrick (Bobby) of Salem, her brother

Is Your Nervous System on a Dimmer Switch? This story that might date me just a bit. Some of you may remember Christopher Reeve , the actor who famously played Superman back in the day. He truly embodied strength and vitality. But during a horseback riding accident, he suffered a devastating injury at the very top of his neck—between the first two cervical bones. That injury didn’t damage his lungs. It didn’t injure his heart. It didn’t harm his digestive organs. Instead, it

Continuing with our “Election: 2026” series , this addition to our candidate interviews features District 2* County Council candidate Tabatha M. McLain (R). Leading up to the primaries, we will continue to release candidate interviews in order to keep you informed as you make your way to the ballot box. Publisher's Note: The Washington County Times does not endorse political candidates. Our mission is to provide balanced and informative coverage of local politics so our read

Submitted by Dawalt Funeral Home Genevieve Morris, age 88 of Salem, Indiana passed away Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 08:44 pm, in her residence. Born July 20, 1937 in Salem, she was the daughter of the late Howard N. Nale and Gladys W. (Whitman) Nale. She had been a life resident of Washington County and was a Salem High School graduate with the class of 1956. She was of the Methodist Faith and loved playing fetch with Winston, her tomato garden, traveling and needle point

Salem students are proudly bringing the musical Seussical to the middle school auditorium this weekend! This famous production brings together some of Dr. Seuss’s most iconic characters in one single performance that delivers a good time for the entire family.