A grant application from Ohio County Historical Society and Museum has been submitted to the Indiana State Historical Society, according to society director Cliff Thies. Thies requested $7,500 to help restore an old coal office saved from destruction and placed at the museum.
Rising Sun Schools Superintendent Branden Roeder was recently one of 24 administrators of the Southeastern Indiana School Study Council to get a pat on the back from the Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jennifer McCormick.
Chesterville Road will be closed from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. starting Thursday, March 11, until Friday, March 19 from Steele Road to Pollard Road for… Login to continue reading Login…
Due to the weather forecast, the concrete pour scheduled for 3 a.m. tomorrow, March 12, at the Whiskey City Apartments construction site on West High Street in… Login to continue reading Login…
Harrison became mini-Hollywood for a day. A feature film was shot at Drive Mixed Martial Arts on Harrison Avenue Feb.
For many graduates of the class of 2020, graduation was just one thing on the list of events they missed out on because of the COVID-19 pandemic. A year later, the Harrison High School that class is getting a chance for a ceremony.
Smoke detectors are a necessity in any home. The Harrison Fire Department recently received a donation of the alarms from State Farm Insurance agent Eric Mayer.
Duke Energy will continue to replace and upgrade a power line across Interstate 275 the next two weekends in March, impacting southbound and northbound lanes beginning March 6 through March 21, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each weekend day, weather permitting.
State Rep. Cindy Abrams recently introduced House Bill 180, legislation that designates a portion of I-71 in Hamilton County as the “Officers Dennis Bennington and Robert Seiffert Memorial Highway.”
A Rumpke Inc. landfill on Bond Road in Whitewater Township will be improved with the addition of adjacent land.