Year: 2019

Statewide—With falling leaves, the Indiana State Police would like to pass on a few driving tips. According to the Institute of Highway Safety, fall typically brings a sharp increase in the amount of car versus […]

Indianapolis, IN—Gov. Eric J. Holcomb and Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch announced today that Elaine Bedel will serve as secretary and CEO of the newly established Indiana Destination Development Corporation (IDDC). Bedel currently serves as president […]

Batesville, IN—Forty-six high school seniors of Ripley County, Class of 2020, applied for the prestigious 2020 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship earlier this school year.  The Ripley County Community Foundation Committee narrowed the field to five […]

Muncie, IN— Hoosiers are split on the House impeachment inquiry on President Trump, according to the results of the Old National Bank/Ball State University 2019 Hoosier Survey. In the telephone survey of 600 adult Hoosiers, only […]

Letts, IN—According to a press release from Fire Chief Matthew Morrow, the Letts Community Volunteer Fire Department responded to an early morning fire.  Chief Morrow stated that Decatur County Dispatch received a 911 call this […]

Nationwide—Nestlé USA is issuing a voluntary recall on its ready-to-bake- cookie dough. The company said the cookie dough may have food-grade rubber pieces in it. This voluntary recall covers specific batch codes of the following […]

Statewide—Indiana families can pre-register their four-year-olds for Waterford UPSTART, a free online kindergarten-readiness program for low-income families, now through Friday, Nov. 15, according to State Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg). Eligible counties in Senate District 42 include […]

Greensburg, IN—The Decatur County Council voted 4-2 in favor of increasing their income tax rate from 2.35% to 2.50% in a special meeting today at the Decatur County Courthouse.  Several members of the community took […]