Zurschmiede Properties says Elevate got it WRONG; Lone Star Apartments has not been sold and only a Slate Run easement was taken over by the city.

As of 3:45 p.m. today, Zurschmiede Properties says there has been no sale of properties as reported earlier here. There WAS a transaction for an easement by Slate Run.

The Elevate site still lists the four adjacent properties as being owned by the city of New Albany, but according to Zurschmiede Properties, Elevate is quite simply mistaken.

I've found Elevate to be reliable, but for every rule an exception. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Ombudsman, we have a call at the American Legal Publishing Corporation.

Right here.

300 West Crowell? Head for Google ...

That's Monroe, North Carolina. Let's hope the American Legal Publishing Corporation is sending invoices to the correct city.

Wrong photo, guys.

In the top right-hand corner of the Sunday Tribune's "Spectrum" section, there’s a photo of Sammy Hagar.

For the uninitiated, Hagar was the singer for the rock band Van Halen from 1984 through about 1996, replacing original vocalist David Lee Roth.

Hagar’s photo is meant to draw attention to an article inside that charts the considerable success of the current Van Halen reunion tour.

That’d be the tour with David Lee Roth singing, and without Sammy Hagar involved in any way. In fact, Hagar’s name is not mentioned in the article itself, and it is clearly noted that during the ongoing tour, no songs from after 1984 are being played, just the ones that Diamond Dave originally sang prior to that date.

Somehow this reminds me of the inexplicable tendency of newspapers to do things like run a banner headline naming a savage criminal, then prominently display a photo of the police officer who arrested him.

The devil's in the details, guys.