Indianapolis, In. — On Thursday a group of truck drivers participated in a “slow-roll protest” on Interstate 465 in Indianapolis to express their displeasure with federal regulations burdening their industry. In particular, truckers and trucking companies are […]

Indianapolis, In. — Indiana Department of Natural Resources officials say “Free Fishing” days in 2019 will be April 20, May 18 and June 1, 2. Indiana residents do not need a fishing license or trout-salmon stamp on […]

Indianapolis, In. — Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has launched the Next Level Broadband program, which will dedicate $100 million to bridge the digital divide in rural areas of the state. “The internet is just as essential to […]

Oldenburg, In. — The Oldenburg Academy invites the public to the production of Godspell March 8 and 9 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for children. For more information please call 812-934-4440.

Greensburg, In. — Spring is just around the corner. As temperatures rise, and winter ice and snow recede from the roads, Hoosier drivers are tempted to increase their speeds and take more risks behind the wheel. Decatur […]

Brookville, In. — The United Way of Franklin County held its Annual Meeting on Monday, February 11, at Third Place in Brookville.  The attendees enjoyed a delicious meal of Italian-American food. President, Matt Perleberg, spoke of the […]

Batesville, In. — A recent study by WalletHub® examined virtues and vices to determine what states are the most sinful. After reviewing 43 indicators of immorality the most sinful state in the union is Nevada. Indiana is […]

Osgood, In. — Grant applications are now available from Ripley County Drug Awareness Coalition to area non-profits and organizations that help bring awareness and education to the issue of substance use and abuse in Ripley County. The […]

Indianapolis, In. — Republican state senator Jean Leising from Oldenburg recently met with Dr. David Welsh to talk about medical issues facing the state of Indiana.

  Mason, Oh. — A fourth grader from Mason, Ohio has died just one day after being diagnosed with the flu and strep throat. Officials from Mason City Schools say Sable Gibson was diagnosed on Tuesday morning, […]

Indianapolis, In. — By a vote of 39 to 10 the Indiana Senate has passed hate crimes legislation that has no specific categories of victims. Now it appears it will be up to the House to strengthen […]