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Reds close the week winning two of three

April 3, 2022 Annie Nunley

The Reds dropped their third consecutive Cactus League game Friday falling to the Angels 7-6. The LA Halos got to Cincy pitching early with six runs in the first three innings. Offensively for the Redlegs, […]

Charles Francis Davies, 92, Dillsboro

April 3, 2022 Filter-Devries-Moore Funeral Home

Charles Francis Davies, 92, of Dillsboro, passed away on Friday, April 1, 2022 at his home, on Rebecca’s farm where he and Eileen lived their last few years, surrounded by his loving family. Francis, […]

Mr. Miles Harold “Buster” Swanson

April 2, 2022 Haskell & Morrison Funeral Home

Mr. Miles Harold “Buster” Swanson, age 83, of Rising Sun, Indiana, entered this life on January 12, 1939 in Switzerland County, Indiana. Buster was one of nine children born to the parents of, Henry Jonas […]

Wayne T. Mobley

April 2, 2022 Meyers Funeral Home

Wayne T. Mobley, of Sunman, passed away at home surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, March 30, 2022. Born on July 28, 1954, Wayne was the youngest child of Vergis and Alice (née: Plough) […]

Laurel man killed in crash near JPG in Jefferson County

April 2, 2022 Tom Snape

JEFFERSON COUNTY, IN — A Laurel man was killed in a two-vehicle crash Friday morning on US 421 near the Jefferson Proving Ground entrance in northern Jefferson County. Indiana State Police say the initial investigation […]

Fake money circulating in Switzerland County

April 2, 2022 Tom Snape

SWITZERLAND COUNTY, IN — The Switzerland County Sheriff’s Office says fake currency is circulating through the area. In a Facebook post, the Sheriff’s Office put up a photo of $5 and $10 bills. Sheriff Brian […]

FAFSA filing deadline moved in Indiana due to state holiday

April 2, 2022 Tom Snape

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — The Indiana Commission for Higher Education has moved the filing deadline for the 2022-2023 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to April 18 because the original April 15 deadline is a […]

Tyson Library celebrates Bookmark Contest winners

April 2, 2022 Tom Snape

VERSAILLES, IN — Tyson Library celebrated their 2022 Bookmark Contest winners Thursday evening (March 31) with a reception at the Tyson Activity Center. The winning bookmark designs will not only be on display at the […]

Secretary of State announces Indiana to double number of post-election audits

April 2, 2022 Tom Snape

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Indiana Secretary of State Holli Sullivan on Friday announced the state will double its number of post-election audits following each general election. “As the state’s chief elections officer, one of the most […]

SLS unveils 3rd Quarter Honor Roll

April 2, 2022 Tom Snape

BATESVILLE, IN — St. Louis School has announced the students who qualified for the 3rd Quarter Honor Roll. 4th Grade First Honors: Lucy Brelage, Hadlee King, Mason Leising, Evelyn Ollberding, Amelia Spielmann, Cam Walke, Samson Walmsley. […]

Hessler sentenced to 650 years for series of 1980s home invasion sexual assaults

April 1, 2022 Tom Snape

SHELBY COUNTY, IN — A Greensburg man who was convicted in a series of home invasion sexual assaults in the 1980s was sentenced Friday to a total of 650 years in prison. Steven Ray Hessler […]

Reds drop two to the Athletics and White Sox

April 1, 2022 Annie Nunley

The Reds have lost back-to-back spring training games. On Wednesday, Cincy fell 5-4 to the Athletics. Starting pitcher Valdimir Gutierrez got touched up early surrendering four runs, all earned, in the first inning. On the […]