Greensburg, In. — Dog owners and residents in Greensburg have spoken and the name of the new Dog Park will be the “Tree City Bark Park.” More than 80 ideas from the public were submitted and after […]

West Chester, Oh. — A convicted felon and houseguest of a Cincinnati Bengal football player has been charged with drug trafficking following a multi-state investigation. Jarrod Blair, 36, was arrested at the home of Dre Kirkpatrick in […]

Oldenburg, In. — Sister Susan Marie Pleiss, OSF professed her perpetual vows as a Franciscan Sister on May 26 in a ceremony held at the Sisters’ Chapel of the Immaculate Conception in Oldenburg. The Dayton, OH native […]

Osgood, In. — The Coalition for a Drug-Free Batesville invites the public to a “Family Fun Night” Friday, June 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Osgood Trails. The free event is designed to strengthen families, […]

Batesville, In. — Southeastern Indiana municipalities are expecting more gas tax revenue this year following a 10-cent increase in 2018. The gas tax revenue for each county is determined by using a formula of miles of county […]

Brookville, In. — Franklin County commissioners have passed an ordinance regulating debris left on county roadways. If residents leave mud or debris on roadways for more than 24-hours they could be ticketed by a deputy. The fines […]

Brookville, In. — Indiana Conservation Department officers rescued a Shelbyville man from Brookville Lake after being submerged for about 15 minutes Monday. Emergency workers responded around 2:38 p.m. and found other swimmers recovered the body of Fernando […]

Washington D.C. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) reminds dairy farmers of the June 1 deadline to enroll in the improved Margin Protection Program for Dairy (MPP-Dairy).  Many producers will see payments in early June, depending […]

Greensburg, In. — Military members who are attending college and are then called to active duty should not have their education suffer because they are protecting our country. So that Hoosiers don’t have to choose between serving […]

Oldenburg, In. — May 30, 1868, was the first Decoration Day, when thousands of people decorated more than 20,000 graves of those who lost their lives during the Civil War. That day began what we now call […]