Articles by Annie Nunley

Lawrenceburg, IN—Current students and community members are invited to attend the annual College and Transfer Fair at Ivy Tech’s Lawrenceburg campus on Tuesday, February 25th from 11am to 1pm. Over 20 tri-state colleges and community […]

Dearborn County, IN—The Flood Warning continues for the Ohio River at Cincinnati and at Portsmouth. The Flood Warning continues for the Ohio River at Cincinnati from late tonight to Monday afternoon. At 4 am the […]

Statewide—Celebrate Presidents’ Day by escaping back in time. Indiana’s story stretches well into history, with significant events happening before statehood was granted in 1816. With Visit Indiana’s fifth list of The 20 IN 20 featuring […]

Southeastern, IN—The National Weather Service says that rain is expected to start around noon as the system moves through the state.  Meteorologists at the Indianapolis office say that less than an inch of snow or […]

Batesville, IN—During the Batesville City Council meeting on Monday evening, the Council approved changes to the parking ordinance on Walnut Street between George and Pearl Street to allow parking.  The change in the ordinance will […]

Greensburg, IN— The City of Greensburg has announced that Lincoln Street between Walnut and First Streets will be restricted to one lane travel on Friday, February 14 from 8 am to 3 pm. On Monday, […]

Versailles, IN—South Ripley band members competed in the ISSMA Solo & Ensemble Contest.  Caitlin McCarthy received a gold medal for her baritone solo, Sam Stenger received a silver medal for his trombone solo and the […]

Lawrenceburg, IN—Holtkamp Winery is hosting a special “Souper Saturday” event that is sponsored by the Indiana Wine Trail. The event is set for Saturday, February 22, and will feature a hearty soup paired with a […]

Seymour, IN—Monday night, a Michigan man was arrested after he was found to be in possession of a large amount of marijuana and marijuana extract during a traffic stop on I-65 in Jackson County, Indiana. […]

Statehouse—State Sen. Jean Leising recently met with retired educators from Senate District 42 at the Statehouse.  The group discussed teacher compensation, standardized testing, and other education policies being considered by the General Assembly.