Articles by Tom Snape

(Ripley County, IN) – A Westport man was arrested following a serious motorcycle crash with injuries Thursday evening in Ripley County at West Millhousen and County Line roads. The Ripley County Sheriff’s Office says 29-year-old […]

(Statewide) – Sixty-one judicial officers from across the state will meet with nearly 4,500 students and civic group members to celebrate Constitution Day later this month. Indiana courts are commemorating the signing of the U.S. […]

(Greensburg, IN) – With Halloween just a month away, get into the spooky spirit with interesting facts about cemeteries. Cathy L. Draeger-Williams, senior archaeologist with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation […]

(Sunman, IN) – Great Plains Communications (GPC) has donated free public WiFi for residents and visitors of Sunman Community Park to stay connected while enjoying the park’s amenities. Available daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., […]

(Lawrenceburg, IN) – St. Lawrence Catholic School would like to recognize the Students of the Month for August in the 2025-26 school year. Students are selected based on their achievements in multiple categories, some of […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – Recent data show that more Indiana students are regularly attending school, as chronic absenteeism rates improve statewide for the third consecutive year. This includes year-over-year improvements for all grade levels and student […]

(Indianapolis, IN) _ Indiana’s Legislative Artificial Intelligence Task Force members are learning how AI is changing manufacturing and the workforce. Manufacturers said AI is not replacing workers but helping factories run more efficiently. Ashton Eller, […]

(Greensburg, IN) – Decatur County Commissioners heard an update this week on the swimming pool survey. Commissioner Gabriel Nobbe reported they received 3,456 responses this time around, compared to 900 in the first survey. Officials […]

(Southeastern IN) – Eight Southeastern Indiana counties have been designated natural disaster areas by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) due to excessive rainfall on March 30. The move allows USDA’s Farm Service Agency […]