This year, since it is an odd-numbered year, a statewide voter list maintenance project is being performed by the Indiana Election Division. In accordance with state and federal law, this project consists of two mailers beginning on May 17, according to Dearborn Coun ty Clerk of the Circuit Court Gail L.
Greendale Police Chief Shane Slack reported two men were arrested for drugs int he past weeks in unconnected incidents. Koy D.
The Pat O’Neill Memorial Pool & Splash Park in Lawrenceburg will open with three early-bird pool pass registration events. The city will host the events from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
It will be a good-bye of sorts this weekend in Moores Hill. Residents, former students of Moores Hill Elementary School and others will gather to say so long to the school closing after this school year.
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.
Aurora has secured the funding to repair a few more of its streets starting later this year. The city was awarded $710,183.82 in a Community Crossings grant from the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), which is a 75% match for the total project.
The William Henry Harrison Alumni Association is having its annual Meeting on Saturday, May 29, at William Henry Harrison Jr. High School in the auditorium.
Useful data was collected at Miami Whitewater Forest as a part of the City Nature Challenge. Now, parks in Hamilton County will have record of about 800 species of plants and animals. Great Parks and Cincinnati Parks teamed up to represent Cincinnati in the challenge.
Harrison Republicans picked the four people they want to be on the November general election ballot. In unofficial results from the Hamilton County Board of Elections from the May 4 primary election, Matt Hackworth, Ryan Grubbs, Mark Robbe and Jerry Wilson.
The Harrison baseball had a Military Appreciation Night before the Wildcats-Elder Panthers game Saturday, May 8. The team saluted the veterans, enlisted and those students who were enlisting after high school. PHOTO BY SANDY MINOR