July 2018 – Page 14

The Sherman hosts ‘Oktobeerfest 5k’ in September

July 13, 2018 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — The “Oktobeerfest 5k” will be held September 14 at the Sherman in Batesville. The event features competitive running and cold beverages. All proceeds benefit a mission trip to help those less fortunate in Kenya. […]

Hornberger & Smith named 2018 Decatur County Fair royalty

July 13, 2018 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — Congratulations to Jacob Hornberger and Danielle Smith! They have been named the King and Queen of the 2018 Decatur County Fair. Jacob Hornberger will be attending Purdue in the fall and Danielle is a […]

Officials observe ‘Private College Week’

July 13, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — From Monday, July 16, through Friday, July 20, Indiana’s 30 private, non-profit colleges and universities welcome students, parents, and others interested in learning about the college selection process and experiencing the unique personalities of each […]

Eva Mae Minger

July 12, 2018 Moore Funeral Homes

Eva Mae Minger, 97, of Milan passed away Wednesday, July 11, 2018 at Ripley Crossing in Milan. Eva was born Friday, July 23, 1920, in Gallatin Co., KY, to the late Floyd and Mary Louise […]

Second motorcycle accident victim, 15-year-old girl dies

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Franklin County, In.— A 15-year-old victim of a Franklin County motorcycle accident has died. Karissa Peters was flown from the crash scene Saturday on State Road 252 near Little Cedar Road. Her uncle, Jeffery Dethlefs, 51, […]

Paving to cause delays in Decatur County

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — Officials from the Decatur County Emergency Management Agency say paving on County Road 1000 South between County Roads 60E and 350W will cause traffic delays.

Frye honored by Indiana Broadband and Technology Association

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — Republican state representative from Greensburg, Randy Frye received the Legislator of the Year Award on Tuesday from the Indiana Broadband and Technology Association for his continued work modernizing telecommunications and broadband in Indiana. The […]

First Hep A death reported in Indiana

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — Since November 2017, ISDH has confirmed 214 outbreak-related cases of hepatitis A. Indiana typically sees about 20 cases in a 12-month period. “This heartbreaking loss of life illustrates how serious this outbreak is, and […]

VP Pence makes central Indiana visit this weekend

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianpolis, In. — Vice President of the United Sates Mike Pence will be in the Hoosier state for a schedule of private events this weekend. Pence will arrive in Indianapolis sometime Friday and attend events in […]

Batesville Chamber names Custom Concepts Framing ‘Business of the Week’

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — The Batesville Area Chamber of Commerce has named Custom Concepts Framing the “Business of the Week.” Custom Concepts Framing offers a full selection of gifts and quality framing services. A link to their Facebook […]

Senate candidates agree to two televised debates

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — The Indiana Debate Commission will host two statewide televised debates this fall in one of the nation’s most highly anticipated mid-term elections for Indiana’s U.S. Senate seat. The participating candidates are Republican Mike Braun, […]

Fundraiser scheduled for 1-year-old battling cancer

July 12, 2018 Annie Nunley

Cleves, Oh. — A fundraiser for a one-year-old Franklin County boy will be held on Saturday, July 28 at Gravelrama in Cleves, Ohio. The boy had to have his left kidney removed because of a stage 2 […]