Month: March 2014

A tiger at an exotic zoo in Greensburg. (Image: Stapps Circle S Ranch)

Financial issues have forced two local businesses to close its doors.

Custom Conveyor and Stapp’s Circle S Ranch on S.R.

A search warrant led to the arrest of six people in Greensburg last week.

Authorities received tips from citizens last December and a search warrant was conducted at the 200 block of East Washington Street

Batesville Mayor Rick Fledderman spoke during the main street meeting at the Sherman House on Wednesday evening.

The community’s help is needed to rebuild Batesville’s Main Street Program and revitalize downtown.

Tyler Hall.

Craig Roberts.

Joe Herbert was filmed in September as part of a pilot for a reality show.

Community members have an opportunity to appear in a commercial filmed by the Herbert Brothers of Batesville.

The filming

Governor Mike Pence signed a bill that will help Hoosier heroes and their families by expanding access to the Military Family Relief Fund.

“Veterans face higher rates of unemployment than the general population, as well

McMillin co-authored a bill that would bring changes to Indiana’s criminal justice system if signed.

A bill co-authored by State Rep.

A Fayette County mayor has filed a declaration to allow for budget cuts and elimination of city worker overtime.

A local city is struggling financially and may not have enough money in the general

A traffic stop on Tuesday afternoon led to drug-related charges against an Indianapolis man.

ISP Trooper Randel Miller was patrolling I-74 in Dearborn County around 4:45 p.m.

As the 2014 legislative session wraps up this week, state lawmakers are expected to decide on the future of state-funded preschool in Indiana. Photo credit: M.