Emergency closure of Ind. 101
Ind. 101 is closed one mile north of U.S. 50 between U.S. 50 and County Road E. 50, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation. The road… Login to continue reading Login…
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Longtime Crosby Twp. trustee not running for re-election
Jim Niehaus announced on July 12 that he will not be running for re-election in Crosby Township this November. His term ends on Dec. 31. … Login to continue reading Login…
Lburg’s Wiliams Street closed
Traffic alert William Street in Lawrenceburg is closed westbound from Charlotte Street to the dead-end near the Dearborn County Courthouse from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. today, July… Login to continue reading Login…
Harrison senior starts his own ‘green’ business
Ben Peaslee knows the importance of a well-maintained lawn. The Harrison High School senior (Class of 2022) has played three years as a member of the golf program – two on varsity – and recently completed his first year with the Wildcat baseball squad.
There are no unwounded soldiers
It has been 62 years since 1959; 46 years since 1975. For the war that occurred during that tumultuous 16- year period, countless books and songs have been written, dozens of movies made. But 58,281 Americans never returned home to read, listen, or watch.
Finley on SNHU President’s List
Daniel Finley of Harrison has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s Winter 2021 President’s List. The winter term runs from January to May.
Herrmann on Dean’s Roll
Evelyn Herrmann from Harrison has been named to the Dean’s Honor Roll for the Spring 2021 semester at Lawrence Technological University. Herrmann is majoring in graphic Design.
Promoting community-oriented policing
Before I began my career at the Aurora Police Department in 2004, I attended the Great Oaks police academy in Sharonville, Ohio. This is where I first learned about the importance of community-oriented policing. Community policing, or community-oriented policing, is a strategy of policing that focuses on developing relationships with community members.
Insurer Award
Doris Gibbons was presented this plaque for the Insurance Professional of the Year from Insurance Professional of Greater Cincinnati on June 22. The president said Gibbons has been instrumental in securing speakers and sponsorship and volunteers to help with regional events and keeps the association informed of volunteer opportunities at Mathew 25 Ministries and other agencies. SUBMITTED PHOTO
Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor: K of C Tootsie Roll drive nets $7,100.70. The 44 th annual Community Campaign on behalf of the area’s mentally disadvantaged organized by Monsignor William Kreis Council 1231 of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, back on May 7 and 8 was another remarkable success netting $7,100.70, further enhancing the continuing legacy as a truly caring an compassionate community, particularly in lieu of the COVID-19 pandemic.