Articles by Annie Nunley

Even as Indiana children enjoy their summer vacation, educational experts say it’s important they find the time to sharpen their reading skills.

Suzanne Walker, children’s services consultant at the Indiana State Library, says studies have […]

A North Vernon man was killed and two people were injured Thursday afternoon on U.S. 50 in Jennings County.

Investigators say the three-vehicle crash occurred after Marcea L. […]

Community members in Versailles are taking part in a multinational program aimed at creating and establishing healthy habits for students.

Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programs engage parents, schools, community leaders and government agencies to […]

New names are surfacing along the campaign trail for offices that were previously uncontested in Franklin County.

The primary election was held in May but the deadline to fill a vacancy for the general election […]

School board members voted 3-0 Tuesday evening terminating the contract of Dr. Leanna Phillippe

The Jac-Cen-Del School Board has released new information as to why they parted ways with Superintendent Dr. […]

Update (11:30 a.m.)

The Dearborn and Ripley County Clerk’s Office are currently available to issue a marriage license for a same-sex couple.

According to Ripley County Clerk Mary Ann McCoy, they have yet […]

Brookville Lake is featured in the July-August issue of Outdoor Indiana. […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) is providing money to some local road projects.

INDOT is awarding $102 million in federal funding to cities, towns and counties across the state including:

City of Greensburg—$ 6 […]

Three local athletes participated in the 2014 Special Olympics USA Games last week in New Jersey.

Over three thousand athletes traveled from across the nation to take part in the games. […]

Runners take part in the Music & Arts 5K last week in Batesville. […]

Same-sex couples may soon legally wed in Indiana after a federal judge ruled against the states gay marriage ban on Wednesday.

U.S District Judge Richard Young said Indiana’s law violated the equal protection clause in […]