Articles by Annie Nunley

Greensburg, IN—After the vote by the City Council to not fund the Greensburg Housing authority, a press release was issued as follows: “As the Mayor was privately meeting with individual Council members prior to the […]

Greensburg, IN—Monday evening, Milissa Ashley, Executive Director of the Greensburg Housing Authority, along with Board Members made a second request for additional funding by the city to pay the debt to the Department of Housing […]

Greensburg, IN — Update: The Greensburg City Council once again voted to postpone the vote on allowing UTV’s and side by sides on City streets.  This month’s postponement was due to the city attorney, Chris […]

COLUMBUS, IN–An anonymous tip called into the Indiana State Police (ISP) led to the arrest of three people on drug charges Friday evening. Detectives from the ISP Drug Enforcement Section and the Bartholomew County Joint […]

Osgood, IN—Southeastern Indiana REMC is currently accepting resumes for four Journeyman Lineman positions. Successful candidates will be required to possess a valid CDL, a high school diploma, and must relocate or live within a reasonable […]

Statehouse—State Rep. Cindy Ziemke (R-Batesville) pairs her sneakers with her suit to help kick off February as National Cancer Prevention Month on Wednesday, Jan. 29 at the Statehouse. The Indiana House of Representatives participated in […]

Statewide—Time is ticking away for Hoosier high school girls to sign up to compete against their peers in the 2020 Girls Go CyberStart competition, a skills-based competition designed to encourage girls to pursue cyber-based learning […]

Statewide—The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has closed the river otter trapping season after reaching the statewide quota early today, Feb. 3. The season was scheduled to run from Nov. 15 – March 15, or […]