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Remnants of ‘Gordon’ set to surge into the tri-state

September 7, 2018 Annie Nunley

Wilmington, Oh. — The National Weather Service says the remnants of Tropical Depression Gordon will transform into a slow-moving front over the Ohio Valley that will bring bands of rain with embedded thunderstorms Saturday through early Monday. […]

Priest with local ties accused of sexual abuse

September 7, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — A priest in Indianapolis with ties to the St. Maurice Catholic Church in Napoleon has been suspended by the Archdiocese of Indianapolis. Father Patrick Doyle has been accused of sexual misconduct from decades ago, officials […]

Nun who kissed Elvis set to make Batesville stop

September 7, 2018 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — As part of the 150th Anniversary celebration at the St. Louis Catholic Church, Mother Delores Hart will visit with parishioners on the weekend of September 29. Mother Delores Hart started her Hollywood career starring as […]

‘1st Annual Caleb Brown 5k’ registration open

September 7, 2018 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — Residents are invited to celebrate the memory of former Special Olympic athlete Caleb Brown with a 5k on September 22. Caleb was a basketball player that died in March of 2018 suddenly following a […]

Claire Whalen on the ‘Peoples Climate March’

September 7, 2018 Annie Nunley

Oldenburg, In. — Residents of Southeastern Indiana will have an opportunity to participate in a Peoples Climate March on September 8, 2018 in Lawrenceburg, IN. They will join thousands of grassroots advocates of clean energy for our […]

Frye honors Bob Glidden with ‘Sagamore of the Wabash’ posthumously

September 7, 2018 Annie Nunley

Browsburg, In. — Republican state representative from Greensburg Randy Frye posthumously honored the late Bob Glidden with a Sagamore of the Wabash for his accomplishments in Pro Stock racing at the recent U.S. Nationals. According to Frye, […]

One injured in Ripley County crash

September 6, 2018 Annie Nunley

Ripley County, In. — A two-vehicle accident injured a Holton man on August 29. A report from the sheriff’s department says a car driven by Michael Prince, 33, of Holton, was westbound on U.S. 50 near Old […]

Suspect identified in wild three-state chase

September 6, 2018 Annie Nunley

Lawrenceburg, In.— Dearborn-Ohio County prosecutor Lynn Deddens has identified Quinten L. Whittacker as the driver of the stolen SUV that led police on a high-speed chase that ended with a crash on westbound I-74 at the […]

‘Improv Comedy Night’ rescheduled in Greensburg

September 6, 2018 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — The Tree County Players in Greensburg have rescheduled the “Improv Comedy Night” to Saturday, September 29 at 7 p.m. due to air conditioning issues. The September 8 performance has been canceled. The Tree County […]

Ripley County Democrats plan September meeting

September 6, 2018 Annie Nunley

Versailles, In. — The Ripley County Democrat Party will meet on Tuesday, September 11 at their headquarters on the Versailles town square. A pitch-in dinner (meat provided) will begin at 6 p.m. and the meeting begins at […]

Matching Indiana livestock grant application period open

September 6, 2018 Annie Nunley

Oldenburg, In. — The Indiana State Department of Agriculture is now accepting matching grant applications to help grow Indiana’s livestock sector. The grants are available to nonprofit organizations, commissions and associations involving cattle, swine, sheep, equine, goats, poultry, camelids, […]

BBB officials warn of fake check scam

September 6, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — An in-depth study by Better Business Bureau finds that, while consumers may write fewer checks in this era of electronic financial transactions, fake check scams are on the rise. Fake checks are used in […]