The arts have paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but Harrison High School’s drama club found a way to showcase its cast and crew’s skills socially distanced. This year, for the spring show, the club will take spectators back to the 1940s.
It was almost the perfect snow on a perfect day last week. After about 6 inches of snow, many took to the hills to sled ride. Jaxon Biddlestone, 5, spent his snow day sledding at the overlook off Harbor Ridge Drive in Miami Whitewater Forest. Dogs enjoyed the snow at Simmonds Family Dog Park in Miamitown. This week, more snow and more fun. PHOTOS BY HALIE BARGER/THE HARRISON-PRESS
Someone may soon live in an ice cream shop. Rather, the former ice cream shop at 116 S.
This story was written Monday morning, as the city was awaiting another 8 to 10 inches of snow. We were hoping it didn’t happen, but ...
The pandemic has had widespread effects on students. Here are some examples from a student, a teacher/parent, and a counselor.
Superintendent John Hamstra used the word smooth to describe the day hundreds of Southwest Local Schools staff members were vaccinated for COVID-19. The staff received their first dose of the Moderna vaccine on Feb.
The Indiana Historical Society is celebrating February as Black History Month with a virtual special History Happy Hour. On Thursday, Feb.
You can attend – in person – Lawrenceburg city meetings again. Lawrenceburg City Hall will now be open to the public for the boards a commissions public meetings with restrictions in place.
The Indiana House of Representatives recently advanced legislation that would establish the Hoosier Hospitality Small Business Restart Grant Program to support Indiana’s jobs and economy, according to State Reps. Randy Lyness (R-West Harrison) and Cindy Ziemke (R-Batesville).
The park equipment donated from Lawrenceburg has made it to Aurora and is waiting to be assembled. According to City Manager Derek Walker, the installation process is delayed and hopefully will begin in two months.