LAWRENCEBURG - Rising Sun junior Grant Taylor won a pair of individual events, while the Shiner boys 4 X 100-meter relay team finished first again in track and field trimeet competition, with Switzerland County, at Lawrenceburg Tuesday, April 20.
Rising Sun Project Manager Mike Northcutt told the city’s Board of Works that he had received communication regarding the expiration of the Arnold’s Creek lease. The lease is generally dealt with by the Park Board, Director Jamie Bell asked as to whether or not the city would continue to mow if the lease was renewed.
The cicadas are about to take over and the Dearborn County Purdue Extension Office is offering a free educational workshop at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 1, at Casey’s Outdoor Solutions for you to learn more about Brood X.
The Rising Sun American Legion Auxiliary Post 59 will host Poppy Day on Saturday, May 8. Anyone interested in helping share poppies with the public can come to the Legion Post at 8:30 a.m.
Circuit And Superior II Courts March 26-April 1 Divorce Decree The following have been granted dissolution of marriage; Perry L. Todd Jr.
Vaccinations have slowed. “I think they’re really dropping down,” Eliason said.
Phi Beta Psi Sorority, Theta Lambda Chapter met on April 12 at The Ohio Co. Public Library.
New Alsace Conservation Club’s 33rd annual Fishing Derby will be 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Aurora had its annual Clean Up Days last week, and several dumpsters were filled just on the first day, April 22. Above, Jayden Liddle and his grandfather Gene Bastine unload a truck on Thursday afternoon. There were several items that were picked up that looked as if they could be salvaged, but, as the saying goes, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure. At left, City Manager Derek Walker helps Street Department worker Willie Weaver throw junked items from a truck into a dumpster. PHOTOS BY MARC EMRAL/THE REGISTER
The Rising Sun United Methodist Church will once again be collecting items for the United Methodist Mountain Mission Truck, May 14-18. Use cardboard boxes, because they stack much easier than bags in the back of the trucks and the cardboard will be sold for gas money.