Articles by Tom Snape

(Greensburg, IN) – The Greensburg/Decatur County Chamber of Commerce hosted its highly anticipated 2024 Annual Dinner at Venue on 3 this past Friday, November, celebrating the vibrant community and honoring outstanding leaders who have made […]

(Bright, IN) – The Dearborn County Redevelopment Commission (DCRC) is proposing a tax increment finance (TIF) district to create a new funding mechanism to ensure a portion of property tax dollars remain in Bright to […]

(Greensburg, IN) – At her routine wellness appointment, Dorene Greiwe’s life took an incredible turn, thanks to one pivotal introduction. During the visit, Dr. Jami Rayles introduced Dorene to Matt Weber, PharmD, CDCES—an Ambulatory Care […]

(Washington, D.C.) – An Indiana Congressman has introduced a bill aimed at increasing amusement park ride safety.  According to U.S. Rep. André Carson (D-IN-07), the National Amusement Park Safety Act would create safety standards for […]

(Statewide) – New data released Monday indicates growing support for the legalization of marijuana in Indiana. According to the survey conducted by Causeway Solutions, 70 percent of respondents support marijuana legalization for adults over the […]

(Batesville, IN) – One Southeastern Indiana YMCA staff member, Jodi Hyde, shows countless examples of going above and beyond the call to serve others and advance the mission of the Y. One staff member was […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – Greensburg area farmer Mike Koehne is taking on a leadership role with the Indiana Soybean Alliance (ISA). Koehne has been elected chairman of the Soy Transportation Coalition (STC), which includes ISA and […]

  (Decatur County, IN) – Last week we told you the Decatur County Democratic Party is looking for a new Chair; now comes word that the party needs someone to fill vacancies as Vice Chair […]

(Brookville, IN) – Franklin County Public Transportation Director Missy Ratz recently informed county commissioners that a merger among local departments into a regional system is on the way. The state is pushing for smaller counties […]