HENRYVILLE, IN (WAVE) -  As crews continue to work 'round the clock to rebuild Henryville High School, momentum is building among the student body, thanks in part to Lady Antebellum.

"A lot of time and energy's been put into it; it's going to be fun," said Henryville Junior Cody Reister.

Students are buzzing about Wednesday evening's free Lady Antebellum concert inside the KFC Yum! Center.

"It's going to mean a lot to the people at the school and to the people in the community; it's a big event for everybody," he said.

"I didn't think it was going to happen; but it did and it's kind of a once in a lifetime kind of thing for us. It's going to be really fun," sophomore Marisa Thomasson said.

In the arena's Spirit Room, the stage is being set for the prom for the Henryville High School students who won the competition after submitting videos to the band's website.

JEFFERSONVILLE, IN (WAVE) - A plea deal has been reached for a southern Indiana chiropractor facing sex charges.

Robert Nolan was already sentenced to 30 years behind bars in 2010 in Floyd County. A jury convicted him of rape, child molestation and child seduction involving a 13-year-old relative.

He faced additional charges in Clark County, including child molestation, sexual misconduct with a minor and child seduction charges.

Details of the plea deal have not been released.

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NEW ALBANY, IN (WAVE) - As far away as Florida, family and friends are watching the William Clyde Gibson murder investigation in southern Indiana.

Police were out at Gibson's house digging with students from University of Indianapolis on Monday. Police say they didn't find anything after digging for more than two hours.

But, sources say before they got to Gibson's house, they were searching a wooded area off of Northgate Blvd.

Residents told WAVE 3 that police have been asking them questions about Gibson's timeline, where he's been over the years.

WAVE 3 found out that at one point, Gibson lived at a home off of Old Ford Road in New Albany.

About 25-30 years ago, neighbors who didn't want to go on camera, say Gibson lived at a house off West Street in New Albany.

One man said that Gibson was a nice guy but, suddenly snapped and he noticed a change in his personality.