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Teen pregnancy rates are at historic lows, but rates in Indiana are not declining as fast as the national average.

According to the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, Indiana

Standing water on the course forced event organizers to cancel the Batesville Area Chamber of Commerce golf outing on Thursday.

The 15th Annual Chamber Golf Fundraiser was set with tee times at 11:30 a.m.

Rolling Pin Catering co-owner Amy Meisberger spoke following the business recognition.

Area business leaders gathered together during the Ripley County Chamber of Commerce 17th Annual Business Recognition Luncheon on Wednesday.

Several local businesses were

Verizon Wireless customers in Franklin County can now send a text message in case of emergency.

Police believe the suspect was in this car at the Aurora Walmart on April 24.

The community is invited to attend a meeting Wednesday night regarding the challenges facing the Gibson Theatre.

The purpose is to provide an update on the efforts to obtain a digital projector at the historic

A resolution to move forward with an industrial shell building in Batesville won city council approval on Monday.

Council unanimously approved the resolution that will allow city officials to move forward with financing and the

The City of Batesville is showing support for a September concert featuring a big name act.

City Council approved a $15,000 Belterra riverboat revenue-sharing request from the Rural Alliance for the fall concert featuring

An unexpected power outage knocked the lights out in Versailles Monday night.

According to Duke Energy, an equipment malfunction resulted in the loss of electricity around midnight.

Approximately 1,100 households were without electricity during

One trampoline-related injury is reported per week at Margaret Mary Health.

A recent IU School of Medicine survey found that home trampoline accidents accounted for nearly 289,000 emergency room visits nationwide for broken

 

Donated Batesville High School soccer uniforms have arrived in Haiti.The Batesville Boys Soccer team had old equipment sitting in storage that was no longer needed last year.

With Memorial Day approaching, the unofficial start to summer is almost here.