Lifelong Rising Sun resident Judy Courtney, who will be 78 in just a few days, has published a cookbook containing 250 of her most sought after recipes. Titled “Favorites From My Table: From Judy’s Kitchen,” the book was published by Morris Publishing Company, which specializes in cookbooks.
Researchers at the Ohio County Historical Museum are hoping that the public can aid them in securing some important information. The names listed below were found on the Star of Many Points blocks featured at the recent quilt exhibit.
Everyone was excited when they found out Rising Sun would be getting a new ice cream shop. Vintage Scoops opened in February 2020, just before the global COVID-19 pandemic hit.
The 2021 Rising Sun Alumni Association committee members are looking for graduates of the classes of 1996 and 2011. The group does not have addresses for all of the members of these classes and need assistance reaching everyone to invite them to this year’s alumni dinner.
RISING SUN - Rising Sun baseball responded to a 2-1 squeaker loss at Trinity Lutheran last Thursday, April 8, with the biggest upset win of the season so far, 9-4 over Class A No. 2-ranked Oldenburg Academy, Friday at home.
RISING SUN - Finishing on top in a chilly 18-11 season-opening slugfest with Lawrenceburg Wednesday, March 31, Rising Sun softball scored runs in five of six innings, bashing 15 hits. But the going got a lot tougher for Coach Ken DeDreu’s Lady Shiners, who dropped their next 3 contest, including Monday’s road opener at Hauser, 9-2.
Rising Sun’s Chief of Police Rodney Rimstidt recently added a new officer to his squad. At the most recent Board of Works meeting, Joe Gibson was sworn in as the newest patrolman for the city.
Above, Ember Courter, 5, daughter of Tommy Courter and Angel Rector, poses with the Easter bunny who visited Angie’s Baker’y. Courter is a kindergartner in Mrs.
Fourth-generation craftsman Nick Eaves has recently found a home for his shop – Eaves Family Traditions – at the Pendleton Art Center on Main Street in Rising Sun. He is now accepting orders for custom wood pieces and knives. All of his pieces are 100% handmade and he guarantees them for life.
If you’ve been seeking a master glazier, then you’re in luck. The Kirk Jones family recently moved to Ohio County from Southern California and with them they bring more than 50 years combined work experience in the industry, plenty of resources, and they are eager to meet the needs of the community.