Month: February 2014

Some downtown Batesville residents were without city water for the majority of Thursday afternoon after a water main break occurred around 1 p.m.

It happened on N. Walnut Street, between Franklin St.

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Charges have been announced against the Decatur County man accused of forging multiple prescriptions in five different counties.

37-year-old Patrick Hayden has been charged with two counts of possession of Methampethamine and two

(Image: Nick Goepper’s Facebook page)

Dearborn County was represented well during Nick Goepper’s first appearance at the winter games.

The 19-year-old, Hidden Valley native competed in the men’s ski slopestyle and fell during the

Mark Ferguson, athletic director at Batesville High School, will retire at the end of the

Sen. Leising (R-Oldenburg) authored Senate Bill 114 for students attending the State Fair.

A bill authored by a local senator is seeking excused absences from school.

Senate Bill 114, offered by Sen.

Hill-Rom’s over the road truck drivers have had zero non-preventable accidents this winter.

This winter has not been kind for drivers locally and across the nation.

Ritz is considering various alternatives to decrease snow days in Indiana.

Glenda Ritz, state superintendent of public instruction, is visiting southeastern Indiana on Wednesday.

She made a stop at the Southeastern Career Center, Central

A former associate of Honda in Greensburg has filed a federal lawsuit alleging racial discrimination.

According to the Greensburg Daily News, Clifford W.