Domestic Violence is community problem
Domestic and sexual violence is often considered a “personal problem.” something we ignore, avoid and don’t want to recognize. But when 1 out of 3… Login to continue reading Login…
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4-H celebrates this week
National 4-H Week is this week, Oct. 3-9 with the theme of “Find Your Spark?” Dearborn County 4-H is celebrating the week with 4-H Window displays,… Login to continue reading Login…
Red Wolf Sanctuary hosts Howl-O-Ween
The Red Wolf Sanctuary will host a Howl – O- Ween from 5:30-8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7t. Come dressed in a costume, if you wish,… Login to continue reading Login…
What’s Going On?
If you have info for this calendar, or anything you think we should know, send it in an email to newsroom@registerpublications.com. St. Vincent de… Login to continue reading Login…
Channel catfish stocked in Dearborn lakes
DNR will stock more than 130 public fishing sites across Indiana with approximately 67,000 channel catfish. In Dearborn County, DNR will stock: Amber Lake and Simon… Login to continue reading Login…
Arts council hosting art fair and bazaar
Come out and join regional artisans from southeastern Indiana as the Dearborn Highlands Arts Council Gallery is transformed into a marketplace of handmade fine crafts and fine… Login to continue reading Login…
The Week in Indiana History
Sept. 26 – Oct. 2 1858 – The Metropolitan, the first theater in Indianapolis, opened to the public. Located on the northeast corner of Washington and Tennessee Street (now… Login to continue reading Login…
Baton registration in October
The Harrison Marching Kittens will have baton registration on Wednesday, Oct. 13. The registration will take place from6:30-7:30 p.m. in the Harrison Elementary Cafeteria. The… Login to continue reading Login…
Get outside with friends and family on Sept. 25
Free Fishing Day and National Hunting & Fishing Day on Sept. 25 are opportunities for Hoosiers to get a hands-on experience with nature and enjoy… Login to continue reading Login…
Hoosiers can connect to free training, careers
State Rep. Randy Lyness (R-West Harrison) urges Hoosiers to join the thousands who are already taking advantage of Indiana’s Next Level Jobs certificate program to… Login to continue reading Login…