Month: November 2018

Winchester, In. — Earlier today the Winchester Police Department requested the Indiana State Police to conduct a death investigation in their city, after Winchester Officers went to a residence for a welfare check and discovered a deceased […]

Batesville, In. — Flu season is just around the corner, and it’s important to get vaccinated now to help prevent contracting the influenza virus in the future. The flu can affect everyone differently, but the elderly, young […]

Indianapolis, In. — The Indiana Adoption Program and Department of Child Services are partnering with the Indiana Supreme Court to share stories of children finding loving and permanent homes across the state. Each November, in honor of National Adoption Month, state […]

Lawrenceburg, In. — – As the school year in most districts across the State of Indiana is in full swing, students are building up their leadership training in preparation for other events throughout the school year. In […]

Charlotte, N.C.— Duke Energy Foundation is accepting grant applications for programs that support K-12 education as part of its new Powerful Communities philanthropic program, which will award strategic charitable grants to nonprofit organizations to build powerful […]

Batesville, In. — The Batesville Middle School PTSO will hold the “All You Can Eat Italian Fest” Thursday, November 8 from 4 to 6:30 p.m. All are welcome to the Batesville Middle School Commons for a menu […]

Lawrenceburg, In. — The Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati invites the public to a lunch-n-learn session entitled “Getting Through the Holidays” at Lawrenceburg Public Library on Tuesday, November 13 at 1 p.m. Lunch will be served at […]

Lawrenceburg, In. — An Aurora woman charged with numerous drug charges including receiving mail shipments of marijuana from her son in California has pled guilty in Dearborn Superior Court II. Debra Ferguson, 59, of Aurora pled guilty […]