OLDENBURG, IN — The Oldenburg Academy Board of Trustees has unanimously selected Annette Hunger to serve as the school’s next President. Hunger is currently OA’s Dean of Enrollment Management and a member of the administrative […]

RIPLEY/DEARBORN COUNTIES, IN — Indiana Department of Transportation contractor Paul H. Rohe Company plans to begin work on or after Friday, July 15, to repair concrete pavement along U.S. 50 in Ripley and Dearborn counties. […]

MORRIS, IN — The Hoosier Hills Regional Water District says a water main break on State Road 46 in the Morris area is causing low pressure or an outright interruption in water service. Because of […]

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — The Indiana Department of Education has presented updated findings from a study on COVID-19’s academic impact on student learning. The results show that while learning is stabilizing or recovering for many Indiana […]

FRANKLIN COUNTY, IN — Fairfield Causeway Road west of Saltwell and Cave roads is under a Water Boil Advisory until further notice. The Franklin County Water Association says a break in water lines is to […]

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Ivy Tech Community College recently received $4,736,976 in grant funding through the U.S. Department of Labor’s Apprenticeship Building America program for its Expanding Registered Apprenticeship Programs (ERAP) project. The ERAP project establishes […]

BATESVILLE, IN —  Umbrella Sky has returned to the corner of Main and Boehringer streets in downtown Batesville. The display features a different palette of colors and patterns than the ones from last year. It’s […]

BATESVILLE, IN — Batesville City Council received an update from Mayor Mike Bettice Monday night on the Huntersville Road project. The Mayor told Council that the stormwater portion of the project is complete, and the […]

STATEHOUSE — Governor Eric Holcomb says he will let lawmakers come up with Indiana’s new abortion law, but with limits. The Governor previously said he would not impose “red lines” for the post-Roe V. Wade […]