Articles by Tom Snape

(Batesville, IN) – This year’s Batesville Knights of Columbus Council #1461 Tootsie Roll Drive brought in $10,305. As a result of your generosity, the following local organizations were presented checks by the K of C […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – Indiana’s unemployment rate in June stands at 3.2%, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. That’s up from 3.1% in May. By comparison, the national unemployment rate for June stands at […]

(St. Leon, IN) – Eight members of the East Central FFA Chapter arrived on Monday, July 10 at the Indiana FFA Leadership Center in Trafalgar, where they took part in the annual retreat. Chapter members […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – Indiana food banks will receive a historic combined total of $2 million to support their efforts in feeding Hoosiers in need, according to the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA). This year’s […]

(Statewide) – Boating season in Indiana is heating up with the summer temperatures, and while Hoosiers flock to the docks to relax and cool off, it is also a good time to remember that mixing […]

(Statehouse) – Alex Zimmerman will be sworn in as the new State Representative for House District 67 next week. Chief Justice Loretta Rush will administer the oath to the State Representative-elect Tuesday morning in the […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) on Thursday announced it has awarded five Indiana communities with early action grants to implement creative community development projects designed to enhance the quality of life and […]

(Vevay, IN) – Link 101 public meetings are scheduled for early August to provide more details about the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) project. Two in-person meetings are scheduled, along with a virtual meeting. The […]

(Greensburg, IN) – The City of Greensburg will observe National Night Out on Thursday, August 17 from 5-8 pm at North Park. The event will feature music by the Brothers McGee, free food, games, demonstrations, […]

(Statewide) – About one in three Indiana workers now works remotely, according to the Center for Business and Economic Research at Ball State University, and some companies are growing frustrated with those who refuse to […]