Articles by Annie Nunley

St. Louis School is implementing a new initiative for students called Personal Growth Plans (PGP’s).  It involves creating an individual growth plan for every student in grades K-8.  Through the PGP’s, each student will create […]

Indiana Lt. governor Suzanne Crouch upgraded to a Real ID at the Indiana State Fair recently. Beginning in October of 2020, Americans will be required to have the enhanced identification to board flights or enter […]

Civilian researchers funded by Paul G. Allen claim they have located the wreckage of the U.S.S. Indianapolis. The U.S. Navy ship was lost July 30, 1945. Around 800 of the ship’s 1,196 Sailors and Marines […]

Because of a recent cyber attack Franklin County auditor, Karla Bauman has stopped outside access to the low financial system. Bauman released the following statement regarding the matter: “Due to the recent attack to the […]

Democrat Greensburg attorney Jim Pruett has officially announced his candidacy for the sixth congressional district. Mr. Pruett indicated that he is running at this time because of his concern for the future and the average […]

Milan, In. — The Milan Park Board has scheduled an emergency meeting for Thursday, August 24 at 5 p.m. in the Barlow Building. […]

State Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg, right) co-chairs the Rural Caucus meeting at the Indiana State Fair Wednesday, Aug. 16. The group, which included members such as Lt. Gov. […]

GS Faces Trefoil

Batesville, In. — Batesville area Girl Scout registration is Thursday, August 24 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Batesville Primary School cafeteria. Membership is $25. […]

Greensburg, In. — The “Power of the Past” is being held at the Decatur County Fairgrounds this weekend.

The show features antique tractors, equipment and implements, food a flea market and a chance to learn […]