Month: March 2022

RUSHVILLE, IN — The City of Rushville released the following statement early Friday evening… – There has been a vehicle struck by the train (involving injury) at the Morgan Street crossing. The train will not […]

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Governor Eric Holcomb, Adjutant General R. Dale Lyles, and Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers will lead an economic development trip to Slovakia and Israel beginning March 27. While encouraging collaborative opportunities to […]

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — The Indiana Department of Transportation has awarded $162 million in federal transportation funding to 50 cities, towns, and counties in rural portions of Indiana. The funding will help these communities to invest […]

BATESVILLE, IN — A number of area fire departments are looking for volunteers and – in some cases – professionals to fill their ranks. One of those agencies looking for full-time firefighter/EMTs or Paramedics is […]

STATEWIDE — If you’re a Hoosier farmer and would like to have a say in how Indiana’s corn checkoff investments are spent, you’re encouraged to run for one of the five seats up for election […]

STATEWIDE — Two local tourism leaders have been named to the inaugural class of the Indiana Tourism Academy. Franklin County Tourism Executive Director Mikel Beck and Decatur County Tourism Executive Director Philip Deiwert are two […]

NEW POINT, IN — Decatur County REMC (DCREMC) members around Greensburg and to the south and east in Ripley and Franklin counties were in the dark Thursday following an outage at the co-op’s New Point […]