Gift will really bring home the bacon
This Father’s Day there will be some dads who will be “stopping and smelling” the roses when they receive the ultimate Father’s Day gift. Angie Baker, from Angie’s Bakery 120 N.
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Summer sounds will be heard in Rising Sun
Emerging out of 2020 COVID cancellations, Ohio County Tourism Inc. will kick off its event season with Rising Sun’s Summer Sound on Main.
New road could open up SE Indiana
There is now money to build to a road from Dillsboro to Rising Sun and onward to Switzerland County in the next several years. Indiana Gov.
Drive up, get a job
One Dearborn is sponsoring WorkOne Southeast’s Drive-Thru Job Fair from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, June 30, in the parking lot at the Ivy Tech Community College Lawrenceburg Lakefront Campus, 500 Industrial Drive, Lawrenceburg.
Chanter leads to bagpipe play
A hushed silence fell over the courthouse square on Memorial Day as the melancholy sound of bagpipes filled the air while Mark Morton, Rising Sun, entertained the crowd. Morton and his wife Lisa (Dittmer) first met on a blind date set up by co-workers on her birthday.
Honoring Fathers
Father’s Day is a day to honor the influence fathers have always been to their children, and is reflected as milestones in their children’s eyes. The day is usually a celebration to honor the men who have embraced the essential role of fatherhood; these readers wanted to show their appreciation to those men whether alive or in heaven for the sacrifices they made, and for the devotion they have given to their families.
Demolition of school building finally set
It looks like the old North Dearborn Elementary School will be demolished this year. The Dearborn County Commissioners OK’d an application be sent for a blight clearance grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs to help tear the old school down.
Hillforest tours open up 65th year of museum
In celebration of its 65th year of operation, the Hillforest Museum will host public tours every day, except Mondays and holidays, until the end of December. The museum offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the history of Aurora and the historic Hillforest mansion, once owned by a prominent local banker.
Downtown Farmers Market
The Lawrenceburg Farmers Market has moved this year to Short Street and Civic Park. The market, which opened June 5, is open every Saturday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.