Cleaning up in Greendale
GREENDALE – Main Street is sponsoring two days for residents to get rid of paper and trash. Shred Day from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday, April 13,… Login to continue reading Login…
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Shrek invades ECHS
ST. LEON – “Shrek The Musical JR” is East Central’s Middle School spring play at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 12 and Saturday, April 13… Login to continue reading Login…
Playing euchre
NEW ALSACE – A euchre tournament will be played at American Legion, Post 452, New Alsace, on Sunday, April 14. Doors open at noon and… Login to continue reading Login…
Margie Metz named Xi Eta Iota First Lady of the Community
HARRISON - Margie Metz received the honor of First Lady of the Greater Harrison Community on Saturday, March 16.
‘That’s a story’ being told at Carnegie Hall
MOORES HILL – Sycamore Productions present, “That’s a Story For Sure,” by Rod Bolin, an afternoon of stories written and read by Rod Bolin, stories… Login to continue reading Login…
Foundation awards LifeTime Resouces
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Four students awarded by arts council
LAWRENCEBURG - Four students have been named winners of the Dearborn Highlands Arts Council 2024 Youth Art Awards.Winners were, Shelby Owings of Central Elementary School; Miles Lightner of Greendale Middle School; Leah Kubitz of East Central High School; and Best of Show winner Iris Weckenbrock of East Central High School.
New service for supported employment
LAWRENCEBURG – Community Assisted Supported Employment (CASE) in partnership with the Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) and Vocational Rehabilitation, will be implementing a new service model for its program participants known as Individual Placement and Support, or IPS.Bridget Bascom-Hinkle, director of Community Support Services at INcompass Healthcare, discussed how they have operated supported employment services over the past 25 years.
30 year honor
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Two Dearborn families honored with Hoosier Homestead Award
INDIANAPOLIS – Two farm families from Dearborn County were presented with a Hoosier Homestead Award for their long-time commitment to Indiana agriculture.The Andrews-Probst family has been farming since 1916 and the Gaynor family has been farming since 1924.The Andrews-Probst family and the Gaynor families both were given centennial awards presented by Lt.