Month: August 2014

VEVAY – The cultural heritage of Switzerland County is front-and-center this weekend at the Swiss Wine Festival with food, music, arts, and of course, wine.

The four-day celebration, held on Vevay’s riverfront, is ranked a

SEYMOUR – More roadwork begins this weekend across Southeastern Indiana as INDOT plans to refurbish the reflective pavement markers that help define travel lanes for motorists.

Thousands of reflector lenses will be installed on interstate

Battle of the Bluegrass Pulling Series held in Osgood in June.

Oxford, Ohio and South Bend are included on a list of America’s best college towns, according to a report by Liveability.com

Miami University in Oxford ranked third-best on the list in part to affordable housing

BATESVILLE – Residents with Rumpke Service may want to mark their calendar for September 6, the next large trash collection date.

The one-day event begins at 5:00 a.m.

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WEST HARRISON, In.

INDIANAPOLIS – A Greensburg real estate title agent was indicted for allegedly scheming thousands of dollars from clients, according to the U.S.

VERSAILLES – Ripley County Rescue 69 Chief Charley Cozart says his EMS crew responds to approximately 1100 emergency calls each year.

Rescue 69 has now become much more equipped to handle the amount after grant

James Foley

INDIANAPOLIS – Senator Dan Coats (R-Ind.), a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee, issued the following statement regarding the murder of James Foley, an American journalist killed by Islamic State of Iraq

NORTH VERNON – The Crosley Fish &