Articles by Tom Snape

Indianapolis, IN — More Indiana high schoolers than ever before can earn up to a year of general education, and college-level courses in high school, as 57 additional high schools and eight postsecondary providers are […]

Sunman, IN — We have this reminder that the Sunman Food Pantry will be closed this Saturday (September 10). St. Johns United Church of Christ in Penntown hosts the food pantry, but the church has […]

Decatur County, IN — Decatur County Commissioners are considering the installation of a new timepiece and bell tower chimes for the courthouse tower clock. The clock’s motor is broken and only tells the correct time […]

Switzerland County, IN — Switzerland County residents impacted by flash flooding that occurred last Saturday are asked to contact Indiana 211 to report damages and help with a damage assessment. Indiana 211 asks residents to use […]

Shelby County, IN — A Shelby County Sheriff’s deputy lost his life in a motorcycle crash early Wednesday morning on I-74. Indiana State Police troopers say 37-year-old Jay L. Griffith Jr. was off-duty at the […]

Batesville, IN — Cincinnati Children’s is adding specialty clinics at its primary care location in Batesville so kids and families in Southeast Indiana don’t have to travel far to see physicians and other providers who […]

Laurel, IN — Franklin County Purdue Extension is inviting the public to celebrate the first season of the community gardens in the county. The first garden harvest in Laurel will be celebrated Thursday evening from […]

Statewide — Decatur County, along with Rush, Shelby, and several others, are now among 50 Indiana counties considered high risk for community spread of COVID-19. Last week, 53 Hoosier counties were considered high risk, according […]

Versailles, IN — First responders were called Labor Day afternoon to Pangburn Park in Versailles after two teenage girls became stuck in the infant playground swings. Police officers were able to remove one of the […]