The good and bad at city parks
Lawrenceburg’s Arch Street Park, upgraded last year, is seeing a lot of action. Kids crowd the equipment almost every day when the weather is nice.… Login to continue reading Login…
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Aberdeen Preschool recognizes students
The Aberdeen United Methodist Church had a recognition program for their preschool program for the 3-year-old boys and girls on Tuesday, May 10, and a… Login to continue reading Login…
Two festivals returning to Lawrenceburg this summer
Bike race back on the streets July 16 Bikes will be racing through downtown Lawrenceburg again on July 16 in the Whiskey City Challenge.… Login to continue reading Login…
A sunny day for Crosby Township
A beautiful sunny day graced the annual Stricker’s Grove Festival on May 15. Close to 2,000 people attended the event organized by Brenda Jackson on… Login to continue reading Login…
L’burg cuts ribbon on update center
It looks somewhat the same on the outside, but the inside has been made better. Lawrenceburg had a grand reopening of its Community Center Friday,… Login to continue reading Login…
Casino hiring for planned busy summer months
Rising Star Casino will have several hiring events within the next few weeks toward promoting the hospitality at the casino. Jim McCracken, assistant general manager,… Login to continue reading Login…
Mock crash tries to get point across
Students attending South Dearborn High School’s prom this Saturday were given a safety seminar before the occasion. The kids were told how dangerous drinking and… Login to continue reading Login…
Another parcel taken in business park
Mohr Capital is in the process of buying about 27 acres of land in West Harrison Business Park. The land, owned by the Dearborn County… Login to continue reading Login…
SD principal Jeff Bond leaving school
South Dearborn High School is looking for a new principal. Jeff Bond, who has been principal at South Dearborn for five years, will become principal… Login to continue reading Login…
A visit to help fire brigade
Harrison Mayor Bill Neyer and Economic Development Director Shannon Hamons traveled to Meckesheim, Germany, to present a check to Harrison’s Sister City officials to help… Login to continue reading Login…