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Rural Alliance of the Arts recognized those that help the organization and community.

BATESVILLE – The annual Rural Alliance for the Arts meeting was held this week at the Batesville Public Library and several

BATESVILLE – If you are new to town and wish to start a conversation with a local, we suggest starting with either the weather or Wal-Mart.

In December, speculation arose regarding the box store potentially

Extended drought in the West and Southwestern US has put the spotlight on a critical resource of importance to every person—groundwater.

Surveillance photo from Centra Credit Union in Seymour.

JACKSON COUNTY – Local police agencies are keeping an eye open for a man suspected of robbing two Jackson County financial institutions Thursday.

The People’s Bank

INDIANAPOLIS – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) became the first federal agency to acknowledge health risks from cell-phone use and then suddenly backtracked.

Delano Wilson.

INDIANAPOLIS – Authorities are continuing the search Thursday for a missing 1-month-old from Indianapolis.

A statewide Amber Alert was issued after Delano Wilson, with brown eyes and black hair, weighing about 12

NEW POINT – A 25-year-old woman was found dead in a vehicle at the Petro Truck Stop parking lot in New Point, police said.

The woman has been identified as Felicia Craig, of North Vernon.

OSGOOD – Town Council members are trying to figure out how to handle a reoccurring issue that is becoming a real pet peeve to some residents.

Council has received several complaints regarding cats defecating in

From left: Master Trooper B. Bastin, Trooper M. Simmons and MCI K. Hill

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana State Police (ISP) employees throughout the state were recognized Wednesday in Indianapolis.

(File Photo)

(Hoosier Ag Today) — The crop tour that went through Indiana last week did not swing through southern counties, but this area of the state is expecting good harvest results.

GREENSBURG – An early morning car crash on State Road 3, about a mile north of C.R.

MOORES HILL – Two Moores Hill residents are in trouble with the law as authorities say they were trying to sell wild animals and also had drugs inside the home.

Indiana Conservation Officers searched a