Letter to the editor
Dear Editor, On Saturday, July 10, the Sons of the American Legion of the Aurora Squadron 231, held the ninth annual Dickie Dowers Memorial golf… Login to continue reading Login…
Commentary
Where did all the workers go?
By Kevin Austin Register Publications Publisher As Labor Day has come and gone, we again honored the American worker and celebrated the symbolic end… Login to continue reading Login…
Thank you
The Rising Sun-Ohio County Park Board would like to thank the Ohio County Community Foundation for the $5,000 grant that we received to assist in… Login to continue reading Login…
The time is now to mask up
By Kevin Austin Register Publisher Mask. Mask. Mask. It’s time to mask up, again. We must pay attention to what’s happening in our schools.… Login to continue reading Login…
Gain work experience as an Indiana House intern
With colleges around the state starting classes, many students and soon-to-be graduates will begin the search for an internship. Students looking for on-the-job work experience… Login to continue reading Login…
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor: The Ohio County Public Library wanted to share a thank you to the Rising Sun Regional Foundation. We received a grant from them to purchase all of this gorgeous new furniture.
There are no unwounded soldiers
It has been 62 years since 1959; 46 years since 1975. For the war that occurred during that tumultuous 16-year period, countless books and songs have been written, dozens of movies made. But 58,281 Americans never returned home to read, listen, or watch.
Promoting community-oriented policing
Before I began my career at the Aurora Police Department in 2004, I attended the Great Oaks police academy in Sharonville, Ohio. This is where I first learned about the importance of community-oriented policing. Community policing, or community-oriented policing, is a strategy of policing that focuses on developing relationships with community members.
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor: K of C Tootsie Roll drive nets $7,100.70. The 44 th annual Community Campaign on behalf of the area’s mentally disadvantaged organized by Monsignor William Kreis Council 1231 of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, back on May 7 and 8 was another remarkable success netting $7,100.70, further enhancing the continuing legacy as a truly caring an compassionate community, particularly in lieu of the COVID-19 pandemic.
There are no unwounded soldiers
It has been 62 years since 1959; 46 years since 1975. For the war that occurred during that tumultuous 16- year period, countless books and songs have been written, dozens of movies made. But 58,281 Americans never returned home to read, listen, or watch.