The week’s snow was still around on the Lawrenceburg levee Friday, Feb. 12, and made for a very good sled riding hill. Jon Flanagan made it about part-way down the hill before going up in the air. Makenna Shoemaker, in the back, holds onto Brian Flanagan as they zoomed down.
Lawrenceburg has extended the life of its weather emergency shelter until Monday, Feb. 22.
Aurora has submitted an application for a Community Crossings Grant to repair a few streets across the city. The grant is a part of the Next Level Roads program by Gov.
If you think Lawrenceburg has been progressive in city development, Mayor Kelly Mollaun said to prepare for “progress here in the city, like you’ve never seen.” Mollaun made the statement in his annual State of the City Address, in an unusual format. The address was given at the Lawrenceburg Event Center, like last year.
The Indiana Historical Society is celebrating February as Black History Month with a virtual special History Happy Hour. On Thursday, Feb.
PHOTOS BY MARC EMRAL/ The Register Tuesday’s snowfall left some with work to do and others with time to enjoy winter fun. Greendale, like all other street and highway departments, were out early and had the streets mostly cleared by late morning.
The COVID-19 pandemic seems to be getting better in Dearborn County. The Indiana State Department of Health’s metrics has dropped the count into a two category, and solidly in an orange status.
The Rising Sun Revolving Loan Fund Loan Administration Board will meet in executive session at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Feb.
Rising Sun High School senior and cheerleader Kiana Buschle is at home recovering after a car accident that left her with severe injuries and no recollection of the entire day. She has to rely on the memories of the other passengers to tell the of the other passengers to tell the story of that horrific evening.
Although students at Rising Sun Schools have enjoyed a couple of snow days this winter, the biggest snowfall hit Shinetown Monday night, Feb. 8, into early Tuesday morning. The National Weather service called for about one to two inches of snow, but accumulation is estimated to be more than seven inches of snow and County Commissioners placed the county on a level orange watch travel status.