Police seek hydrant hit-and-run driver
September 16, 2019From Local Sources
JASPER — The Jasper Police Department is asking for the public’s help as officers investigate a weekend hit-and-run incident involving a fire hydrant.
Police say an older model, blue Chevrolet Camaro was reported running off the roadway at Third and Church avenues at 4:39 p.m. Saturday. The car struck a fire hydrant and then left the scene, according to authorities.
Anyone with information regarding the accident is asked to call Jasper police at 812-482-2255 or the anonymous tip line: 812-481-COPS.
More on DuboisCountyHerald.com
-
SERVUS! sells Denny's restaurant division
SERVUS!, headquartered in Jasper, announced Thursday the sale of its Denny’s restaurant... -
Voting now open in 'Best Of Dubois County' contest
Participants can now vote to determine the winners in The Herald's annual Best Of Dubois County... -
Jasper appointees eager to push city forward
With the start of the new year, new faces have been appointed to fill the seats on various... -
Ecumenical council wants addiction center
Pastors and priests from Jasper churches have been uniting for about a year to discuss the... -
Featured Teachers: Lee Bilderback
If you ask someone about Ferdinand Elementary teacher Lee Bilderback, one of two things will... -
Flooded road list hits single digits
The list of county roadways blocked by high water dropped to single digits today. -
Kluesner seeks second term on county council
Republican Mike Kluesner is seeking re-election to the at-large seat on the Dubois County Council. -
How this Herald columnist spends his Sundays
One reason I look forward to Sundays is the weekly New York Times feature that tells us how...
