Articles by Annie Nunley

Batesville, IN—New open and closed signs have been added at Liberty Park in Batesville specific to each trail. They signify red for closed and green for open.  The goal is to try to keep trail […]

Indianapolis, IN—State Sen. Jean Leising (R-Oldenburg, podium) offers remarks to the Senate Chamber on Indiana’s 100th anniversary of ratifying the 19th Amendment Thursday, Jan. 16. “In 1859, more than 1,000 Indiana residents signed a petition […]

Madison, IN—Today marks the 25th anniversary of Indiana’s first river otter release, which was at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge. Between 1995 – 1999, Indiana DNR released 303 river otters at 12 locations throughout the state. […]

Lawrenceburg, IN—This week Highpoint Health laid off 31 employees (less than 5% of the workforce) and reduced the hours of 50 employees, 23 of whom will move to part-time. Highpoint Health, like many rural hospitals […]

Statewide—It’s almost “go time” as the 2020 tax season opens on Monday, Jan. 27. Are you ready?  Even the most experienced and knowledgeable tax professional can run into issues or have questions during tax season. […]

Rushville, IN – A truck inspection this morning by Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division (CVED) Trooper Eric Thumb, led to the discovery of a semi-tractor pulling double trailers that was 96,300 pounds overweight.  CVED Trooper Eric […]

Southeastern, IN—If you are like me, you almost forgot that it is winter. But it is and the weather is back to reflecting just that. Today’s high is 35. An area of low pressure is […]