Propety Transfers Dearborn County
Dearborn County Deed Report Feb. 9 Edward L. Ellinghausen to Brian Lanphier lot in Radspinners Addition Subdivision. Neil P. Rullman to Jane M. Rullman… Login to continue reading Login…
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Mason Parris up for national award
From the University of Michigan NEWTON, Iowa – Lawrenceburg High School graduate and University of Michigan fifth-year senior Mason Parris, the 2023 NCAA champion at heavyweight,… Login to continue reading Login…
Yong Cho Bowen
Yong Cho Bowen, 83, of Florence, Kentucky, formerly of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, passed away on Tuesday, March 21, 2023. She was born June 2, 1939, in Ulsan, South Korea. Yong Cho…
Rising Sun schools to pay teachers more for driving bus on field trips
RISING SUN – The Board of Finance of the Rising Sun-Ohio County Community School Corp. has approved giving teachers an extra $3 per hour if… Login to continue reading Login…
Plants, vegetables for sale
Voices of Indiana is selling plants and vegetables again this year. Items to pick from are: 5.5-inch annuals – bacopa, calibrachoa, petunia, Gerber daisy, geranium,… Login to continue reading Login…
Dunkin’ Donuts planning to open in September
GREENDALE – There will be a new place to grab a cup of coffee and doughnuts – a new Dunkin’ Donuts is opening opens in… Login to continue reading Login…
Survey helps county in OKI plan
DEARBORN COUNTY – The Strategic Regional Policy Plan, originally adopted by our partner OKI Regional Council of Governments in 2005, is a shared vision for… Login to continue reading Login…
Ludlow Hill Trail survey now available
LAWRENCEBURG – The city is seeking residents’ thought son the Ludlow Hill Trail which will lead to Ludlow Hill Park. The comprehensive Ludlow Hill trail… Login to continue reading Login…
Mike’s Carwash opening March 29
GREENDALE – Mike’s Carwash, along U.S. 50 at Rudolph Way, is set to open Wednesday, March 29. “We’re very excited to expand our Cincinnati-area footprint… Login to continue reading Login…
BES students revved up for Indy cars
BRIGHT – Fourth-grade students at Bright Elementary School received a high-octane visit from the Indianapolis 500 Festival and Education Program’s Mobile Study Trip, including a… Login to continue reading Login…