Batesville Students Could Travel To China This Spring
BATESVILLE – Students and parents have the opportunity to travel to China during Spring Break.
Batesville Schools are partnering with the Chinese Education
Second Complaint Announced Against Whitewater Sculpture
LIBERTY , Ind.– A carved sculpture bearing a cross at the Whitewater Memorial State Park is once again the focus of
Emergency Transportation Update For Career Center
Twelve schools attend the career center at the same time, within the same classes.
Report: Declining PED Cases In Indiana Pigs
BATESVILLE – The number of Indiana pigs testing positive for PED has declined, new reports show.
The USDA says 672 tests were conducted and only 53 tested positive for PED during the
Two OA Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists
OLDENBURG, Ind.
Indiana Snowstorm Money Over $1M And Growing
INDIANAPOLIS – More than a million dollars in federal aid has been provided to the state to assist local and state government and public service organizations recover from the January snowstorm.
“Dollars
Sen. Coats Supports Bill to Curb EPA Regulation
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Herbert Bros. Reality Show Awaiting Premier
BATESVILLE – It’s been a year since film crews began documenting Herbert Brothers Entertainment and the five brothers that live and operate the business from Batesville.
A&E Network created
Scammers Continue Targeting Locals By Phone
We’re told a scammer posed as an FBI agent claiming they would send somebody to arrest her
Workplace Deaths Up 7%, Remains Indiana’s Third-Lowest
INDIANAPOLIS – The number of Hoosiers killed on the job rose by nearly seven percent in 2013, but still remains the third-lowest number of fatalities on record.
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