Trojan careers make a difference in a young student’s life
Preparing students for a career begins as early as the sixth grade at East Central Middle School in St. Leon. A school’s program, Trojan Careers,… Login to continue reading Login…
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L’burg school board hears masks pros, cons
It was anti-mask vs. pro-masks in the Lawrenceburg High School auditorium Monday. About 150 people attended the regular meeting of the Lawrenceburg Community School Corporation… Login to continue reading Login…
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The Journal Press will be later than normal this week. We had an internal systems issue. To all subscribers, going forward The Journal Press will be mailed every Wednesday.… Login to continue reading Login…
RYAN WINS RUN FOR A TIGER 5K SOCCER BENEFIT
LAWRENCEBURG – Regular road racing competitor Brayden Ryan, 20, of Batesville, won Saturday’s first annual Run For A Tiger 5K Run benefit for the Lawrenceburg… Login to continue reading Login…
GENTRY’S 1ST HALF HAT TRICK LEADS L’BURG, 8-1
LAWRENCEBURG – Back on the home turf at Dick Meador Stadium Tuesday, Lawrenceburg men’s soccer got a first-half hat trick from senior Asher Gentry en… Login to continue reading Login…
Bobby Clayton Lischkge
Bobby Clayton Lischkge, 94, of Aurora, Indiana, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021, in Milan, Indiana. He was born Oct. 28, 1926, in Aurora, Indiana, son of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Beverly Anne Wilhelm
Beverly Anne Wilhelm, beloved wife and mother, was born on Aug. 28, 1927, to Beatrice A. Birkholz Addley and Frank Birkholz of Elmira, New York. She earned… Login to continue reading Login…
LADY TIGERS’ 3RD IS BEST EIAC GOLF FINISH IN YEARS
WEST HARRISON – Lawrenceburg girls varsity golf team placed third in the 7-team Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference Tournament Saturday at Grand Oak Golf Club. With… Login to continue reading Login…
L’BURG JV ROUND ROBIN CHAMPIONS – Photo
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FORGET BAD START, EC RUNS CLOCK ON CATS
BROOKVILLE – Friday night’s East Central-Franklin County EIAC 4A division football game started horrendously. Neither team could move the ball, with more negative-yardage plays than… Login to continue reading Login…