The Ohio County Community Foundation Perpetual Grants program has provided several grants to non-profit organizations whose projects and programs benefit Ohio County and its residents. Since the start of 2021, the program has issued the following grants:
If you have info for this calendar, or anything you think we should know, send it in an email to newsroom@registerpublications.com. Sunday, May 30 Memorial Day services The American Legion Northcutt-Laaker Post 292 The legion post in Dillsboro will perform Memorial Day Services on Sunday, May 30, at: 1 p.m.
Spring has definitely now sprung, and the Dearborn Highlands Arts Council introduces the group’s Spring Into Art exhibition to celebrate. The annual spring exhibition features paintings, photography and sculptures.
Ohio County Tourism Inc. will host Summer Sounds on Main on Saturday, June 26, in downtown Rising Sun.
A 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe that is no longer used by the Rising Sun Police Department was sold to Darrell Shell, the highest bidder at $5,000. The money will be deposited into the police department’s criminal investigation fund.
Michael Joseph Huff, 63, of Florence, Indiana, passed away on Thursday, May 20, 2021, at Carroll County Memorial Hospital in Carrollton, Kentucky. Michael was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, on March 17, 1958, a son of Donald Huff, of Cincinnati, Ohio, and the late Doris (Romer) Huff.
Deborah Ann “Debbie” Hill Webster Rogge, 67, of Bossier City, Louisiana, formerly of Madison Indiana. Debbie was the loving daughter of the late Faye Harlow and Bob Hill.
After taking last year off due to the pandemic, the Rising Sun High School cheerleaders were back for their third year hosting Princess Night May 21. The annual fundraiser raises money for the cheer squad and is put on by the cheerleaders, their coaches, and parent volunteers.
The Rising Sun Community Pool is set to open for the 2021 season on Saturday, May 29. The pool will offer adult aerobics, pool parties, swim lessons, and recreational swimming.
Workers with the Rising Sun Street Department recently painted a red line in between the double yellow line already dividing the part of High Street that runs in front of the Rising Sun Volunteer Fire Department. The red line was added to show respect and appreciation for the local fire department and its volunteers. The idea was introduced a few months ago when Rising Sun resident Sunshine Colen saw the idea on Facebook and proposed that the city paint blue lines on the streets in front of and beside the Rising Sun Police Department. The city implemented her idea and followed it up with also recognizing the firefighters. SUBMITTED PHOTO