Obituaries
Eather ‘Ed’ Edward Pigmon
Eather ‘Ed’ Edward Pigmon Jr., age 68 of Greensurg, Indiana passed away on Sunday, October 14, 2018 at the Heritage House in Greensburg. The son of Eather Sr. & Pauline (nee: Collins) Pigmon was born […]
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Public hearing for State Road 46 bridge project scheduled
Batesville, In. — The Indiana Department of Transportation will conduct a public hearing at Batesville next week regarding a proposed bridge replacement on State Road 46 at Little Laughery Creek, located 1.22 miles west of S.R. 229 […]
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Brenner Hannah Repeats As Regional CC Champ-Bulldogs Teams Advance To Semi-States
Girls Cross Country Regional Results at Shelbyville. Center Grove wins the team title. Batesville places 2nd and Greensburg finishes 4th to qualify for The Semi-States. Greensburg’s Brenner Hannah repeats as Individual Regional Champ. Megan Cole […]
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USPS unveils ‘Classic Santa’ for holiday mailings
Washington D.C. — New Sparkling Holidays Commemorative Forever stamps featuring classic images of Santa are available for mailing holiday cards and letters this year— a time-honored tradition embraced by millions annually. The Postal Service dedicated the stamps […]
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Area Soccer Regional Results
Evansville Mater Dei won The Class 1A Girls Soccer Regionals at Forest Park. Cathedral won The 2A Girls Soccer Regionals at New Palestine. Providence won The Class 1A Boys Soccer Regionals at Providence. Cardinal Ritter […]
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Kentucky ranks as one of the lowest in uninsured residents
Batesville, In. — A new survey by WalletHub says the national uninsured rate is on the rise, from 12.2 percent in 2017 ti 10.9 percent in 2016. The survey analyzed the rates in 547 cities by age, […]
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October is ‘Domestic Violence Awareness Month’
Batesville, In. — Local communities in Southeast Indiana are being inundated with purple ribbons. They’re hanging from downtown street lamps, on city fences, at the courthouses and at local businesses. Purple is the color designated for […]
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Social Security officials announce 2019 benefit increase
Washington D.C. — Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits for more than 67 million Americans will increase 2.8 percent in 2019, the Social Security Administration announced today. The 2.8 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) will begin […]
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Indiana AG looks to tighten robocall rules
Indianapolis, In. — Attorney General Curtis Hill today called on the Federal Communications Commission to create new rules to allow telephone service providers to block more illegal robocalls being made to consumers in Indiana. He is part […]
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Stephen Aleman
Stephen Aleman, (Mexican Steve) 61, of Aurora passed away Friday, October 12, 2018 at his residence. Stephen was born Tuesday, July 30, 1957 in Houston, Texas the son of Vincent and Ann (Avalos) Aleman. He […]
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Switzerland County bridge work set to begin Monday
Switzerland County, In. — The Indiana Department of Transportation will begin restricting traffic to a single lane next Monday, October 15 on State Road 56 at the bridge over Tucker Run Creek located six miles west of […]
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Indiana Propane School Bus Grant application period open
Oldenburg, In. — The Indiana Office of Energy Development recently announced applications are being accepted for the Indiana Propane School Bus Grant program now through Friday, Oct. 19. The goal of the grant is to increase public school corporations’ access to […]