Year: 2018

Brookville, In. — Sixteen school bus drivers representing more than 320 years of combined experience were recently honored for their service by the Franklin County Community School Corporation.  The awards were presented by Dr. Debbie Howell to […]

Indinaapolis, In. — Republican state representative from Greensburg, Randy Frye, has been endorsed for re-election to House Dist. 67 by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s non-partisan political action program, Indiana Business for Responsive Government (IBRG). “Through […]

Versailles, In. — Thirty-two-year-old Versal Strunk has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for one count of child molesting according to Ripley County prosecutor Ric Hertel. The sentence was handed down following a 90-day delay following […]

Indianapolis, In. — Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs have awarded more than $10M in federal grant funding to 19 rural communities. “Rural communities are the next great economic frontier for our […]

Indianapolis, In. — St. Louis kindergartener, Jack Brunsman, won 1st place in the “Indiana Young Farmers Association Pedal Pull” at the State Fair on August 11.  This qualified him to participate in the Champion of Champions Pull […]

Batesville, In. — For many area residents, finding reliable transportation to and from medical appointments can be a struggle. That’s why Margaret Mary Health is now offering a new transportation service to its patients. Operated by LifeTime […]

Batesville, In. — Demolition crews from Cincinnati-based O’Rourke Wrecking Company are removing the former Fellers Service Station in downtown Batesville. City leaders approved a contract for $43,740 to complete the work. In late 2017 crews from August […]

Indianapolis, In. — Attorney General Curtis Hill welcomed a U.S. District Court decision ordering the Internal Revenue Service to repay Indiana and five other states more than $839 million because of an unlawful Obamacare tax on state […]