(Batesville, IN) — It’s your chance to become the owner of one of Indiana’s largest estates when it goes on the auction block Saturday. The nearly 17,000 square-foot home on County Road 400 East in […]

(Batesville, IN) – Free Willy and Jurassic Park reigned supreme at the box office, and a Sony Walkman cost $29.98. Do you know what else was happening in April 1993? The Southeastern Indiana YMCA was […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – The Indiana State Board of Education (SBOE) today received an update regarding key program successes under the state’s Employability Skills Innovation and Implementation grant program. First deployed by the Indiana Department of […]

(Greensburg, IN) – Greensburg Community Schools will have an E-Learning Day on April 8, 2024, when the next solar eclipse takes place. Just about every school corporation in the area has decided to either close […]

(Franklin County, IN) – Several areas of Franklin County are under a boil advisory until further notice. Mueller Road between Johnson Fork and English Hill, Possum Hollow, English Hill, Beesley, Volk, and Haining roads are […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – Two hundred and twenty-four Indiana cities, towns, and counties will receive a combined $133.4 million in state matching funds for local road projects through the Indiana Department of Transportation’s Community Crossings grant […]

(Indianapolis, IN) – Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs have announced OCRA’s Indiana Main Street team will host eight in-person Main Street 101 training sessions across the state. […]

(Plainfield, IN) – April is Safe Digging Month, and Duke Energy is reminding customers and communities to call 811 before digging to protect the nation’s underground utility infrastructure. “A spring yard project can quickly turn […]

(Greensburg, IN) – Greensburg City Council and the Board of Works both received an update Tuesday night from John Bryant with the Verdius Group on the estimated $20 million Municipal Campus project. The street department […]

(Versailles, IN) – Statewide, 26.3% of K-12 students still need to get all required shots for school, according to the Indiana Department of Health. When the federal COVID-19 public health emergency ends, many Hoosiers could […]