Fire station rededicated in honor of former fire chief
HARRISON – The Harrison Fire Department Station 56 was rededicated in honor of a former fire chief last month.On Dec.
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City council to hold public hearing, vote on Oakland Hills
HARRISON – City council will hold a public hearing on the proposed Oakland Hills development at 6:30 p.m.
Three volunteers are Hearts of Gold
Editor’s Note: Debbie Zimmer’s mother, Antoinette Andres, is living. Incorrect information was included in an earlier version. This story has been updated. LAWRENCEBURG – Three… Login to continue reading Login…
Weiss looking forward to his new chapter
By Laura A. Hobson Staff Reporter LHobson@cherryroad.com GREENDALE – Mayor Alan K. Weiss will no longer serve as mayor, he’s moving to a different job… Login to continue reading Login…
Harrison to eliminate income tax credit
HARRISON – City council approved a resolution to eliminate its income tax credit at its meeting on Tuesday, Dec.
Lyness to retire after eight years as state rep
INDIANAPOLIS - State Rep.
Veterans honored during Wreaths Across America
WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP - American Heritage Girls helped honor veterans during Wreaths Across American Dec.
Road closed for a month
Sangamaw Road will be closed between the addresses of 14263 and 14331 from Tuesday, Jan. 2, to Friday, Feb. 2. The county will correct a… Login to continue reading Login…
Greendale honors former officer with memorial stone
GREENDALE - Eighty-one years ago in December 1942, Policeman Otto John Glissman was killed after trying to flag down a car with one headlight out.The driver hit Glissman with his car and the officer flew over the hood of the car and fractured his skull on the windshield instantly causing his death.Greendale Police Chief Shane Slack decided the city needed to honor him more than just a small plaque in the lobby of the department.The city dedicated a memorial outside of the police department on Dec.
Longtime councilman, mayor feted at celebration
Two longtime Greendale public officials were honored for their service at a retirement ceremony Dec.