Hidden Valley man working to publish first book
Youth has its advantages. Harrison Lehn, 25, of Hidden Valley Lake, is a student of psychology at the University of Cincinnati Blue Ash campus.
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Children may soon be vaccinated in county
Children from 12 to 18 who want to get vaccinated for COVID will not have to go outside Dearborn soon. Dr.
Saying Goodbye
Police Officer Wayne Siekman was congratulated by his colleagues on his recent retirement. Siekman has served the community for almost 30 years as an officer. He spent his first six years in law enforcement with the Ohio County Sheriff ’s Office before serving the last 23 years as a patrolman with the Rising Sun Police Department. Siekman was thanked for his dedication to the community and many years of hard work protecting the community’s residents. SUBMITTED PHOTO
‘Just Bill’ led a life of community service
Rising Sun and Ohio County are mourning the loss of a true community servant, former mayor and county commissioner William “Just Bill” Marksberry. He died Saturday, May 8, after an extended fight with cancer. He was 65.
Grigsby works to obtain her GED diploma
Staff at the Rising Sun Education Center recently congratulated Deb Grigsby on graduating with her general education diploma, 21 years after abandoning her high school education. She completed the adult education classes online with the help of her mentor, Katie McCann Walton, who is a teacher at the center.
City honors health officer
Rising Sun Mayor Steve Slack recently signed an executive order proclaiming honor and thanks to Dr. Christopher Walcott, Ohio County health officer, and his staff at the Ohio County Health Department for their “tireless efforts” in combating the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cicadas may be harmless, but they will be noisy
Cicadas are somewhat harmless – if you don’t mind high pitch singing for hours on end while you’re trying to enjoy the outdoors. They don’t bite and they aren’t poisonous, and you can actually enjoy them as a nice snack, if you’re into that.
Greendale meeting
The Greendale Board of Works will meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 12, at the City Administration Building, 500 Ridge Ave.
Sports project update
The Greendale Redevelopment Commission is scheduling a special meeting at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 13, at 500 Ridge Ave.
Bright opening market
The Bright Farmers Market will open for the season on Friday May 28. The market will be open form 3 to 6:30 p.m.