A day to remember Lauren Hill
Today is Lauren Hill Day in Lawrenceburg. “She is an icon in the community,” said Lawrenceburg Mayor Kelly Mollaun in proclaiming April 22 as Lauren Hill Day.
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Newspapers in a digital age
Sunday was special growing up. For my parents, it meant that the newspaper was on our porch waiting to be read, and for me, it meant the funnies were in color. I would read through them, never quite understanding the humor, but I would pretend like I did. We eventually stopped buying the paper, and it no longer was delivered to our front porch. I stopped reading the funnies, and I grew uninterested in the news since no one around me talked about it.
Day of prayer
Join the National Day of Prayer at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 6, at Waterways Park, Aurora.
Cookout postponed
Due to the scheduled rain for Saturday, the Lawreneburg Community Cookout has been moved to noon-3 p.m. Saturday, May 1 at Civic Park downtown..
What’s Going On?
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Meeting called off
The Greendale Board of Works meeting, scheduled for Monday, April 26, has been canceled..
A Rare Snowfall
A record snowfall for April 21 left the grass and non hard surfaces covered with about 2 inches of snow at Lawrenceburg’s Ludlow Hill Park Wednesday morning. The roads were either slightly wet or dry after the overnight snowfall. The snow started to melt shortly after the sun came out from behind the clouds. MARC EMRAL/THE REGISTER
Honor Students
The Ohio County Middle School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted new and returning members on March 2. To become a member of this prestigious group, students had to meet certain academic standards and behavioral guidelines. Inducted from the eight grade were, from left in front row: Izzy York, Maria Manologlue, Tamryn Miller, Kassidy Lewis, Paige Werner, Casey Fletcher, Kaitlyn Henry, Makenzie Ware, Olivia Cate, and Natalie Fisk; back row from left, Haley Colen, Kara Colen, Jacob Yauch, Hannah Kremer, Noah Stoeckel, Sam Smeeks, Alexyia Bruegge, Karlee Simons, Kiera Otter, LeAnna Davis, and Hillary Lambert. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Managing ponds
The Dearborn County Purdue Extension Office is hosting a Virtual Pond Clinic from 9-11 a.m. on Friday, April 23.
County moves to Yellow in COVID status
COVID-19 cases are climbing in Dearborn County and that is why the state has moved the county from the Blue status to the Yellow status as of Wednesday, April 21. The move comes after the county Health Department reported there were 46 positives tests in the week of April 12-18, with 114 negative tests.