Boxes filled (well, not for long) with doughnuts, pizza and coffee sat on the first two rows of bleachers on the east side of the Harrison Activity Center, a reward and refuel for those working at the Southwest District Girls Wrestling Tournament Sunday.
The opponent will be familiar. Harrison High School’s boys basketball team opens Division I sectional tournament play at 8 p.m.
A wrapup and preview of Harrison High School sports: Academic (6-0 overall, 6-0 Southwest Ohio Conference) Results Coming up Wednesday, Feb. 24, Mount Healthy, 4 p.m.; Friday, Feb.
The week’s snow was still around on the Lawrenceburg levee Friday, Feb. 12, and made for a very good sled riding hill. Jon Flanagan made it about part-way down the hill before going up in the air. Makenna Shoemaker, in the back, holds onto Brian Flanagan as they zoomed down.
The Indiana Historical Society is celebrating February as Black History Month with a virtual special History Happy Hour. On Thursday, Feb.
Lawrenceburg has extended the life of its weather emergency shelter until Monday, Feb. 22.
Here are events, some in-person and some virtual, at the Lawrenceburg Public Library: Yin Yoga (virtual) 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 17 and 24, YouTube (virtual) Yin Yoga is a gentle stretching practice involving seated poses that are typically held for 3 to 5 minutes.
Aurora has submitted an application for a Community Crossings Grant to repair a few streets across the city. The grant is a part of the Next Level Roads program by Gov.
Circuit and Superior II Courts Jan. 8-14, 2021 Divorce Decree The following have been granted dissolution of marriage: Michelle and Jeffrey Rauch Daniel and Adrienne R.
If you think Lawrenceburg has been progressive in city development, Mayor Kelly Mollaun said to prepare for “progress here in the city, like you’ve never seen.” Mollaun made the statement in his annual State of the City Address, in an unusual format. The address was given at the Lawrenceburg Event Center, like last year.