Articles by Tom Snape

Greensburg, IN — Amy Borns was selected last night by a caucus of Decatur County Republicans to serve as Greensburg City Clerk-Treasurer. The vacancy was created earlier this month by the resignation of Brenda Dwenger, […]

Decatur County, IN — Decatur County Community Schools (DCCS) will not require students and staff to wear masks during the 2021-2022 school year, especially if the Indiana Department of Health does not make their use […]

Southeastern IN — Two Southeastern Indiana road projects are now complete and, in both cases, slightly ahead of schedule. The US 421 bridge over Graham Creek in the Versailles area is now open following a […]

Statewide — The Indiana Department of Health announced Thursday that 230 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19. That’s the 12th straight day that new cases have been under 300. Locally, there was one new […]

Batesville, IN — Brian McFee, an accomplished local school administrator, has been selected to join the staff at Batesville High School (BHS) as associate principal, according to principal Andy Allen. McFee comes to the Batesville […]

Batesville, IN — The Batesville Area Arts Council (BAAC) has announced the unveiling ceremony for its international art exhibit, UmbrellasSky Project of Portugal, which will take place on Saturday, July 3rd at 11:30 am near the […]

Franklin County, IN — The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is mourning the passing of retired K-9 Lito. A Dutch Shepherd, Lito served the community from 2010 to 2017. During his years of service, Lito was […]

Dupont, IN — The victim of a deadly shooting that occurred early Tuesday morning in rural Jefferson County has been identified. Indiana State Police say 35-year-old Dustin B. Lindner of Georgetown, KY was found dead […]

Statewide — The Indiana Department of Health announced Wednesday that 213 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19. That’s the 11th straight day that new cases have been under 300. The state is also reporting […]

Indianapolis, IN — Indiana’s unemployment rate for May 2021 stands at 4 percent, which is up from 3.9 percent in April. The state’s jobless rate in May 2020 was 12 percent, which happened at the […]

Statewide — Indiana seventh and eighth-grade students can still apply for the 21st Century Scholars program, but the June 30 deadline is quickly approaching. Led by the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, 21st Century Scholars […]