Month: July 2018

Batesville, In. — Batesville-based “Eureka Band” will perform at Liberty Park tonight in the bandstand from 8 to 9 p.m. Residents are urged to bring blankets and lawn chairs because seating is limited. The band is often […]

Batesville, In. — Lay’s has introduced a new line of flavors for potato chip aficionados across the country. The “Tastes of America” series features the following flavors: Bacon Wrapped Jalapeño Popper Cajun Spice Chile Con Queso Chesapeake […]

Indianapolis, In. — The Natural Resources Commission approved two nature preserves at its bi-monthly meeting today in Indianapolis. The action increases to 287 the number of state-designated sites protected by the Nature Preserves Act. The two new […]

Osgood, In. — Republican state senator from Oldenburg Jean Leising will be available to discuss Indiana’s new laws and other topics Monday, July 23, at the Ripley County Fair. Leising will be available from 7-9 […]

Indianapolis, In. — Troopers from the Indiana State Police Department, along with Troopers from Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Michigan and Pennsylvania, will be conducting state-wide patrols targeting violations of the “Move Over” law; beginning this Sunday July […]

  Pendleton, In. — Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter recently announced the promotion of Trooper Eric Fields to Detective to serve in the Internet Crimes Against Children unit. Fields was chosen for his new position after […]

Greensburg, In. — Congratulations to Sarah Hasselbring! Sarah won the 2018 Tom Swain Showmanship honor at the 2018 Decatur County Fair. Sydney Swartzentruber was the runner-up. Both were in the Swine category. Other participants were Bailey Tomson […]

Brookville, In. — It is Franklin County Chamber of Commerce Day today at the 2018 4-H Fair. Here is a schedule of events: 9:00 AM 4-H Dairy Cattle Show 10:30 AM 4-H Dairy Goat Show 4:00 – […]

Washington D.C. — An “Election Security Update” completed by congressional staffers says the Indiana election infrastructure is one of the 18 most vulnerable systems in the state. The report clearly states there are gaps in election security […]

Lawrenceburg, In. — Ivy Tech Community College recently hosted a summer camp for Dearborn County middle school students to learn about advanced manufacturing and careers in the industry. More than 20 students who will enter 8th and […]