No. 44 has served the Wilsons well
Traditions are often held as a heritage within a family such as holiday dinners or birthday celebrations, but for members of the Mike and Sheila… Login to continue reading Login…
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It’s a long way to run
“Only those willing to risk going too far can possibly know how far one can truly go.” This is one of the many inspirational quotes… Login to continue reading Login…
The Foxes in running for Mardi Gras king and queen
Plans are in the making for the Children’s Advocacy Center’s (CAC) annual fundraiser, the Mardi Gras Ball, on Saturday Feb. 19, at the Lawrenceburg Event Center. Representing… Login to continue reading Login…
Carrigan sparks Shiner basketball
By Matt Popovich Staff Reporter mpopovich@registerpublications.com RISING SUN – Seventeen year-old Damon Carrigan has a clear path for his future, one which does not… Login to continue reading Login…
Rising Sun receives money for streetlights
Mike Northcutt informed the Rising Sun City Council at its meeting on Jan. 6, that the city has received a $30,000 grant from Rising Sun… Login to continue reading Login…
Sit down and do some yoga
Librarian at the Ohio County Public Library Amy King is offering free Chair Yoga at the Ohio County Library, 503 Second St., on Mondays, Wednesdays,… Login to continue reading Login…
Shop owners remember customers as family
With 2021 coming to a close, David and Becky Jackson put some thought into starting a new chapter in their lives and made the decision… Login to continue reading Login…
Boys hoops 3rd in Charger Classic
GREENSBURG – Rising Sun boys varsity basketball found mixed results with a 1-1 third-place finish in North Decatur’s 4-team Charger Classic holiday tourney Wednesday, Dec.… Login to continue reading Login…
Businessmen of 1900 still have some familiarity
An old Rising Sun newspaper clipping dating back to 1900 described the quaint little river town as being “well known to the people of Indiana… Login to continue reading Login…
Browning ends service with Rising Sun Police
Lt. Brian Browning has retired after 28 years with Rising Sun Police Department. The city said goodbye to Browning with a retirement party held in… Login to continue reading Login…