Articles by Tom Snape

(Greensburg, IN) – Negotiations are underway between the Greensburg Redevelopment Commission and Iron Men Developers to build apartments on the former Decatur County Jail site at South Broadway and Railroad streets. Preliminary plans call for […]

(Dillsboro, IN) – It’s not your everyday call. That’s the word from firefighters who dealt with a brush fire ignited by a fallen high-voltage line on the 11,000 block of West Laughery Creek Road near […]

(Batesville, IN) – Air Care was called to transport the victim of a single-vehicle crash on Frontage Road in the Batesville area last evening. The vehicle was reportedly traveling on I-74 between Batesville and Penntown […]

(Statewide) – The state’s unemployment rate in May stood at 3.7%, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD). That’s up from 3.6% in April. By comparison, the national unemployment rate for May stands […]

(Greensburg, IN) – The Hospital Foundation of Decatur County raised over $23,500 at its annual Event ‘Fore’ Caring golf outing that took place recently at the Greensburg Country Club. All proceeds from the event directly […]

(Napoleon, IN) – Congratulations to Kelli Cobler. The Napoleon resident and North Decatur High School graduate and her mini horse named Aurora received the “Reserve World Champion” ribbon in Mini Western Showmanship at the Pinto […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – A new study from the Indiana Destination Development Corporation (IDDC) says more than $148 million in total economic impact was generated when millions of people visited the state during the April 8 […]

(Franklin County, IN) – Flames fully engulfed a garage on the 11,000 block of State Road 1 in Franklin County late Sunday just before Midnight. Crews from Brookville and Blooming Grove battled to the keep […]

(Guilford, IN) – A man believed to be intoxicated was arrested following a weekend standoff in Guilford. Dearborn County Sheriff’s deputies were called to the area of Heritage Trail on Saturday for a reported domestic […]

(Southeastern IN) – Southeastern Indiana is considered “Abnormally Dry,” according to the U.S. Drought Monitor map released late last week. In fact, most of the state falls under that category (pictured), while extreme Southern Indiana […]