Students in Tresa Patz’s nutrition and careers classes at Rising Sun High School participated in their own version of the hit cooking TV show “Chopped.” Every kitchen had three ingredients that they had to use for their dish. The students worked for two days on their creations.
Funeral services honored one of Ohio County’s remaining World War II veterans, Gerald “Bush” White. He died March 4 at the age of 96.
Mayor Steve Slack recently announced that City Hall and Rising Sun Municipal Utilities offices are open to the public as of March 5. Although appointments will no longer be required, they are strongly urged for safety reasons.
A grant application from Ohio County Historical Society and Museum has been submitted to the Indiana State Historical Society, according to society director Cliff Thies. Thies requested $7,500 to help restore an old coal office saved from destruction and placed at the museum.
Rising Sun Schools Superintendent Branden Roeder was recently one of 24 administrators of the Southeastern Indiana School Study Council to get a pat on the back from the Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jennifer McCormick.
Want a dress for the prom or a special occasion? Simply bring in one to ReProm Dress Exchange in the Creation Station at the Dearborn County Recycling Center where you can swap rather than buy. Founded nine years ago, several women thought there was so much waste in buying a dress that is only purchased for a one-time use.
Registration for the COVID-19 vaccine was recently opened for those in the community aged 50 years old and older. With this, the Ohio County Health Department surpassed 1,500 vaccines administered.
“Awesome was this day when I was able to give back to the school and teachers who made me who I am today,” said Beau Jackson after donated $2,500 to the Ohio County Elementary/ Middle School library.
Whether it be scholarships, contests, or other unique opportunities, Rising Sun High School’s art teacher Amberly King is constantly researching and scouring for things that her students can relate to.