L’burg meetings now open to in-person viewing
You can attend – in person – Lawrenceburg city meetings again. Lawrenceburg City Hall will now be open to the public for the boards a commissions public meetings with restrictions in place.
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St. Lawrence, St. Mary’s schools merging
St. Mary’s School in Aurora and St. Lawrence School in Lawrenceburg will merge beginning in 2022-2023 school. They will be combined in one campus at St. Lawrence School, 524 Walnut St., Lawrenceburg.
Carol A. Lipscomb
Carol A. Lipscomb (nee Hall), of Harrison, passed away on February 5, 2021 at the age of 81.
Tax consultants opens in Lawrenceburg
Affordable Tax Consultants has opened at 307 Walnut St. in Lawrenceburg The business recently began business of meeting personal and business tax needs.
A habit earned after a long life
James Emerson Hough, 90, a native of Paducah, Kentucky, is still going strong. A retired licensed and professional engineer and geologist, he has written a book “Eighty-Nine Years and Still Evolving,” which consists of thought-provoking essays and writings, published by Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
New businesses, a move, spurring development
Harrison residents can expect to see some new businesses around town this year. City Councilman and Economic Development Committee Member Mike Mains said Shoe Sensation and Planet Fitness will be coming to the area at the city council meeting on Feb.
Lawrenceburg opening emergency shelter
The city of Lawrenceburg is providing an emergency shelter in response to a winter weather advisory across the region. Individuals or families in need will have access to a warm shelter, blankets, cots, and water.
Vets give to help community
Local veterans are giving back to the community by making donations to the police department and the Mayor’s Fund. Something that happens often in Harrison.
Knights Homecoming Court
PHOTOS BY MARC EMRAL/The Journal-Press Basketball homecoming at South Dearborn High School is this week. Homecoming will be celebrated between the reserve and varsity games against South Ripley on Friday, Feb. 12. This year’s courts are, top, from left in front, vying for queen are Megan Howell, Holly Kramer, Rileigh Powell, Madison VanWinkle; king candidates are, from left, Joshua Gordon, Tanner Hughes, Isiah Jefferson, and Paul Lehmann.