Articles by Annie Nunley

Dearborn County, In. — A high-speed chase resulted in the arrest of an Aurora man Monday. A member of the Dearborn County Sheriff’s Department Special Crimes Highway Interdiction Unit observed a car associated with suspicious activity at […]

Muncie, In. — In the last few years, students studying astronomy and their faculty mentors have been closely monitoring the skies. The scorecard has been impressive: About 20 variable stars have been discovered. This star whose brightness […]

Jackson County, In. — Troopers from Indiana State Police Sellersburg District made two arrests and confiscated more than a pound of methamphetamine, cash and paraphernalia during a Tuesday traffic stop on I-65 in Jackson County. Troopers stopped […]

Greensburg, In. — In Greensburg, Darrell Poling, incumbent councilman from District 4 has announced plans to run for reelection for an At-Large seat. Polling has 12 years on council under his belt and wants to continue progress […]

Indianapolis, In. — House Bill 1650 that would have eliminated township government in Indiana failed in the house yesterday by a vote of 72-18. The bill was intended to cut spending and streamline government in all Indiana […]

Indianapolis, In. — A bill authored by Republican state senator Jack Sandlin from Indianapolis that would clarify the rights of police officers passed the Senate by a vote of 44-5. Senate Bill 79 would add provisions to Indiana […]

Plainfield, In. —Duke Energy has selected Richard ‘Rick’ Smith as the newest member of the large account management team to serve as account executive for the south-central Indiana service territory. “Rick will own and manage the […]

Batesville, In. — Batesville Main Street has announced plans to bring the first ever “Cherry Thing-A-Ling Festival.” The event is designed to promote downtown businesses, both locally and regionally, and provide a fun destination event. A free […]