Rising Sun has two new police officers
Rising Sun has two new police officers, and may have decisions on other hires in the police department. Council approved Police Chief Rodney Rinstidt’s recommendations to hire Joshua Tinch and Austin Donawerth.
Uncategorized
Read MoreRising Sun has two new police officers
What’s Going On?
If you have info for this calendar, or anything you think we should know, send it in an email to newsroom@registerpublications.com. Wednesday, May 19, to Saturday, May 22 Dillsboro Homecoming Celebrating 50 Plus Years The celebration includes music, a baby contest, fireworks, a frog jumping contest, and National Pedal Pullers competition and the South Dearborn Show Choirs performing.
Wall That Heals escort coming through Dearborn County
The Wall That Heals will get a unique escort when it comes to Harrison. On Tuesday, June 8, motorcyclists from all over will guide the wall from Versailles down U. S. 50 eventually ending at J.T.M. in Harrison where it will be on display June 10-13.
Deadline near for scholarship application
The 2021 Future Generations Scholarship application is currently available online at www.occfrisingsun.com. Applications may be accessed by clicking on scholarships at the top of the page and then selecting Future Generations from the dropdown menu.
Sheriffs having summer camp
The Indiana Sheriffs’ Association will be celebrating its 41th annual Indiana Sheriffs’ Association Youth Leadership Camp in June and July again this year, according to Dearborn County Sheriff Shane J. McHenry.
Rising Sun Schools expands pre-k program
Rising Sun/Ohio County Community Schools has decided to expand its preschool program to include 3-year-old children. Up until the 2020-2021 school year, the age cut off was 4 years old.
South Dearborn Middle School student wins national award
South Dearborn Middle School eighth-grader Brayden Hurelbrink has been named a recipient of an annual National Junior Honor Society Outstanding Achievement Award. Recognizing the need to help middle school students jump-start their quest toward higher education, the National Junior Honor Society offers the annual NJHS Outstanding Achievement Award to all active members.
Tips to control pests in your garden
The goal of many home gardeners is to apply few or no pesticides. While it is difficult to achieve consistent harvests from your garden without some strategy for pest control, the following principles may help you use pesticides more sparingly and still achieve acceptable results.
Court News
Circuit and Superior II Courts April 23-29 Divorce Decree: Divorce Decree: The following have been granted dissolution of marriage; Maggie M. and Donald Kobi Grismore Amanda and Christopher Denny Marriage license: Michael Deamron and Eliza A.
Sidney Thatcher murder trial begins
140 Years Ago Saturday, May 14, 1881 About 6:30 o’clock last Monday morning, a fire broke out in the second story of the carriage shop of Paul Hirschauer on Walnut Street, between Third and Fourth streets, and the building was burned, together with three dwelling houses belonging to Babbs & Stewart, George Miller, and Mrs. Rech, all adjoining the shop.