Month: June 2014

Bryan Robbins speaks during ground-breaking ceremonies on Monday.

A Decatur County man is in trouble with the law after authorities say he got into a bar fight and attempted to swallow illegal drugs to hide them from police.

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Over 150 offenders participated in a graduation ceremony at Madison Correctional Facility on June 12.

Several offenders are making the most of it while facing incarceration in Southeast Indiana.

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Fire crews are on the scene of down power lines that may have sparked a fire with some trees near C.R.

Curt Clawson is one of three candidates in a special election for U.S. Congress in Florida on Tuesday.

(Image: Jac-Cen-Del Community School Corporation)

The Jac-Cen-Del Community School Corporation school board has called a special meeting to address its superintendent.

An executive session will be held Tuesday evening as officials will receive information

Authorities are investigating an accident that left two Batesville residents injured.

Numerous emergency personnel responders went to the scene of the crash on Delaware Road near C.R. 950 North around 2:46 a.m.

Local residents banded together this weekend in the fight against cancer.

Organizers say the 19th annual event at Batesville High School raised upwards of $125,000.

Some participating teams and individuals were recognized over the

The Batesville Young Professionals Group will host a financial forum tonight at the Sherman House.

Community members are invited to attend the meeting titled “Are You Financially in Order?” from 5:30-7 p.m.

The

Cerniglia brings more than 25 years of financial experience when she joins Hillenbrand, Inc. in August.

Hillenbrand, Inc. announced Monday that Kristina A.

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The jobless rate in Fayette County rose to 8 percent in May.