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Pirates Fall Short Against Yellowjackets In Season Finale

September 28, 2018 Annie Nunley

In their last regular season game of the season, the Greensburg Pirates traveled to Morristown and fell 3-1. The first 15 minutes were all in Morristown’s favor as the they found the back of the […]

Ouida June Barclay Westerfeld

September 27, 2018 Meyers Funeral Home

Ouida June Barclay Westerfeld, 97, passed away on Wednesday, September 26, 2018. She is preceded in death by her husband, William Westerfeld; son, Brian Westerfeld; and son-in-law David Abplanalp. Ouida, the daughter of Emerson L. […]

Dr. Stephen J. Reen, 52

September 27, 2018 Porter Oliger Pearson

Dr. Stephen J. Reen, 52, of Greensburg, IN passed away on Monday, September 24th, 2018 after a brief battle with cancer. Stephen was born on March 5, 1966 to Bernard and Teresa Reen of Buffalo, […]

Indiana Tourism’s Destination Development Grant Program application period open

September 27, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Office of Tourism Development (IOTD) announced today that the application period for its Destination Development Grant program is now open. Crouch said that cities, towns, counties and nonprofit entities located in Indiana that […]

DNR assists with hurricane and fire recoveries

September 26, 2018 Annie Nunley

Indianapolis, In. — Representatives from the Indiana DNR divisions of Law Enforcement and Forestry recently deployed out of state to assist with the effects of Hurricane Florence and wildfires, respectively. A team of 16 Indiana conservation officers, […]

Frye picks up AgELECT PAC endorsement

September 26, 2018 Annie Nunley

Greensburg, In. — Indiana Representative Randy Frye, District 67, has received the endorsement and a check from Indiana Farm Bureau’s new AgELECT PAC (political action committee) acknowledging IN Farm Bureau’s support for elected state officials supportive of […]

I-74 weekend lane changes announced

September 25, 2018 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — The Indiana Department of Transportation plans to close eastbound Interstate 74 exit and entry ramps at Batesville on the evening of Sunday, September 30 at midnight, weather permitting, for up to 15 days to […]

Study ranks best/worst states for teachers

September 25, 2018 Annie Nunley

Batesville, In. — A new survey from WallettHub says Ohio is the 10th worst state for teachers in the United States. The study looked at pay, working conditions and benefits to make the determination. A link to […]

Earl Laker

September 24, 2018 Rullman-Hunger Funeral

Earl L. Laker 78, of Aurora, Indiana, passed away Sunday September 23, 2018 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was born January 27, 1940 in Friendship, IN, son of the late Ernest Laker and Laura (Thomas) Laker. […]

25th Annual Soccer State Tournament Pairings Announced

September 24, 2018 Annie Nunley

The pairings for the 25th Annual IHSAA Boys and Girls Soccer State Tournaments were drawn and announced with 299 boys teams and 266 girls teams set for competition next week. Both tournaments mirror each other beginning […]

Bulldogs Place 3rd At Cougar Challenge

September 24, 2018 Annie Nunley

Batesville goes 2-2 on the day to capture third of nine teams at the Cougar Challenge, & place three on the all tourney Team. In the morning grouping, we were not sure what to expect. […]

Pirates Fall To Tigers On Senior Night

September 24, 2018 Annie Nunley

In their last home game of the season, Greensburg played host to the Lawrenceburg Tigers (ranked 20th in class 2A) and fell 3-1. The Pirates played Lawrenceburg tough throughout the game, despite allowing 3 first […]