(Southeastern IN) – Genesis: Pathways to Success hosted 15 summer camps and nine activities as part of the A Summer of STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) initiative from June 2 through August […]

(Greensburg, IN) – National Night Out in the City of Greensburg will take place Thursday from 5-8 p.m. at North Park. The free event includes food, music, activities, games, and plenty of family fun. New […]

(Indianapolis, IN) –  Governor Mike Braun announced Tuesday that Julie Q. Smith will serve as the first Director of the newly-created Indiana Office of School Safety. Smith is a Sergeant in the Columbus Police Department, […]

(Statewide) – Indiana’s deer hunting season starts next month, with about 10 new rules and law changes hunters need to know. Deer biologist Joe Caudill told Indiana Outdoors Radio says the minimum bullet size is […]

(Greensburg, IN) – Greensburg City Council and the Board of Works both heard updates last night on several projects, including ongoing improvements along Washington Street downtown. Public Projects Director Zach Wirrig says the curbs are […]

(Ripley County, IN) – The Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) has notified the Ripley County Health Department that mosquito samples collected in Ripley County have tested positive for West Nile Virus (WNV). Two pools tested […]

(Batesville, IN) – Beta Sigma Phi sorority members recently donated a check to Batesville City Parks and Recreation for a new picnic bench-type table for the Liberty Park gazebo, which will help replace an older […]

(Greensburg, IN) – Nine Greensburg Community High School (GCHS) students earned Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) licenses through a summer course. The students participated in an accelerated Summer CNA program which involved more than 70 hours […]

(Decatur County, IN) – The Decatur County Democratic Party has scheduled a caucus for 6 p.m. on August 25 at 114 E. Washington Street in Greensburg to elect a new Vice Chair. Those who are […]

(Batesville, IN) – Batesville City Council held first readings on a pair of 2026 salary ordinances Monday night. One was for employee salaries and hourly rates, while the other pertains to elected officials. Clerk-Treasurer Paul […]