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From the Franklin County FSA

September 19, 2017 Annie Nunley

Brookville, In. — Let the fun begin. Brisk air and falling leaves equals mature crops; football and harvest. Please take your time, putting safety first. We wish you a safe and productive harvest. Don’t pay a late-filing […]

Authors schedule visits in Franklin County

September 16, 2017 Annie Nunley

Brookville, In. — The Franklin County Public Library has two authors coming to greet readers. On Monday, September 18 Tim Callahan author of the “Kentucky Summers” series will be at the Brookville Library at 4 p.m. and […]

BBB warns of phishing scam

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Brookville, In. — The Better Business Bureau is warning owners and consumers about a new phishing scam using the BBB name and logo. At least three area businesses have reported receiving email apparently from the BBB regarding […]

Batesville native ‘chased home’ by Irma

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — Batesville native Natalie Lambert Townsend was literally chased all the way to Indiana by hurricane Irma. Townsend, her husband and two young daughters live outside of Miami in Key Biscayne. After a mandatory evacuation […]

Assisted living facility earns perfect score

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — For the second year in a row the Assisted Living at Rom Weber Flats has received a perfect evaluation from the State Residential Licensure Survey. Members of the Division of Long-term Care of the […]

Two Batesville students advance in National Merit Scholarship Program

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — Principal of Batesville High School Andy Allen says Madeline R. Greene and Coleman B. Jennewein are finalists for the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program. The Batesville students are among 16,000 finalists nationwide. Madeline is […]

Southern Indiana school administrator accused of hiding camera in locker room

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

New Albany, In. — The former vice principal of Scribner Middle School in New Albany has been accused of installing a camera in the boys locker room. Paul Raake, 65, appeared in a Floyd County court yesterday […]

Dearborn county road to close for bridge painting

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Dearborn County, In. — Bridge painting on I-74 will close Stout Road in Dearborn County beginning Tuesday, September 19. The project site is located two miles east of U.S. 52, north of West Harrison. Indiana Department of […]

Genealogy, history fair planned at the Indiana State Library

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — The Indiana State Library will be hosting the 2017 Indiana Genealogy and Local History Fair on Saturday, October 28, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Admission is free and open to the general public. This […]

INDOT hiring snow plow drivers

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Aurora, In. — The Indiana Department of Transportation will accept applications for snow plow truck drivers Tuesday, September 19 from noon to 5 p.m. at the subdistrict office in Aurora at 10995 Marsh Road. Applicants should have […]

Grant funds local athletic trainer programs

September 14, 2017 Annie Nunley

Rising Sun, In. — The Rising Sun Regional Foundation awarded approximately $15,000 in grants to Dearborn County Hospital for its athletic trainer programs in three school corporations. Grant funds were used to purchase rehabilitation and first responder […]

‘Tree City Fall Festival’ this weekend

September 13, 2017 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — After a one year break the Tree City Fall Festival returns to downtown Greensburg September 15 and 16. This year the festival will highlight non-profits in Decatur County. The festival includes a cookie baking […]