Garage Sales
48 Ashlin Ct – Batesville
Friday, October 10 – 8AM-3PM Saturday, October 11 – 8AM-3PM St Rd 46 to Lammers Pike, then LEFT onto Ashlin Ct. MOVING SALE – Downsizing and cleaning it all out. Everything must go! Items of […]
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Garage Sales
1573 N. St Rd 101 – Milan
Friday, October 10 – 8AM-5PM Saturday, October 11 – 8AM-5PM Look for the big pond with a circle drive. Items of interest include: Girls clothes and shoes Toys Games Household items Bar stools Fishing Poles […]
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OPINION: Songbird’s a Quiet Treasure from the Outlaw’s Vault
When I started this column, I didn’t envision ever writing an album review. But this album calls for it. There’s a new Waylon Jennings album out, and if you grew up on the gritty outlaw […]
Garage Sales
943 S. Park Ave – Batesville
Friday, October 10 – 8AM-12PM Saturday, October 11 – 8AM-12PM Items of Interest: Furniture Men’s/Women’s Clothing (M-XL) Baseball items Luggage Household Miscellaneous All priced to sell! If you have further questions, you can call 832-226-9975.
Obituaries
Laura Mae Cash
Laura Mae Cash, 90, went home to be with Jesus on Friday, October 3, 2025, in Ocala, Florida. She was a devout Christian, mother and grandmother. Laura was the widow of Lester E. Cash who […]
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OPINION: A Thought for Yom Kippur
I’m not Jewish, but I’ve always thought Yom Kippur — which is being observed today — to be one of the most admirable holidays. It’s a day set aside for reflection, repentance, and renewal. A […]
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OPINION: A Voice for Nature and Humanity
The world lost one of its true treasures today with the passing of Dr. Jane Goodall at the age of ninety-one. Her name became synonymous with compassion, curiosity, and a belief that each of us […]
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OPINION: Appreciating Those Who Keep Us Fed
Today, September 25, is National Food Service Employees Day, a perfect opportunity to recognize the hardworking men and women who keep our meals coming, our restaurants running, and our cafeterias humming. From the early morning […]
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OPINION: Constitution Day, Civic Spirit, and Local Heroes
Every September, tucked between Labor Day cookouts and pumpkin patch weekends, we quietly mark a birthday that doesn’t get balloons or fireworks: Constitution Day. It’s the day in 1787 when a handful of visionaries in […]
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OPINION: Remembering Redford; A Cincy Connection
Robert Redford, the legendary actor known for classics like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and The Way We Were, passed away today at the age of 89. While his Hollywood legacy is well-known, many […]
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OPINION: Remembering September 11th in Small-Town America
Every year on September 11th, we pause. The calendar calls it Patriot Day, but for most of us, it’s a day when memories, images, and feelings come rushing back. I remember exactly where I was […]
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OPINION: World Literacy Day — It’s About More Than Reading
Today is World Literacy Day, and odds are, you’ve got better things to do than sit around pondering global statistics. Fair enough. But before you scroll on, hear me out—because this one hits close to […]