Property Transfers
Dearborn County Deed Report Oct. 22, 2020 ■Christi C. Maples to Adam L. Wolfe and Tonya D. Wolfe. Lot in Hidden Valley Lake Subdivision.… Login to continue reading Login…
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ISP investigates officer-involved shooting that killed man
Detectives with the Indiana State Police-Versailles Post are investigating an officer- involved fatal shooting and a homicide that occurred in Lawrenceburg early Saturday, Oct. 24.… Login to continue reading Login…
Politics out, tradition in at pole raising
It’s a tradition that has carried on every four years since 1892. This year, it’s slightly different. The quadrennial St. Leon pole raising right before… Login to continue reading Login…
Legion game boasts fat jackpot
For several weeks, folks have been building the jackpot for the American Legion Post 59’s Treasure Hunt game. The pot now is worth $6,282 and… Login to continue reading Login…
COVID-19 spikes
As of Monday, Oct. 19, the total of COVID-19 cases for Ohio County is 118, with 37 of them active, 74 presumed recovered, and seven… Login to continue reading Login…
Historical marker in works, Society seeks volunteers
By Tiffany Clark Staff Reporter rs@registerpublications.com A new Ohio County historical marker that eventually will grace the Ohio County Courthouse lawn near Mulberry Street has… Login to continue reading Login…
Back To Nature
Over 100 elementary students signed up for the Time to Harvest Fall Camp.
Aurora mayor, clerk, employees get raises
By Aaron Smith Staff Reporter dcreporter1l@registerpublications.com The mayor of Aurora will get a $15,000 pay hike after city council passed an ordinance for the raise… Login to continue reading Login…
Goodwill draws a crowd
It was considered a soft opening with no fanfare, but customers already are perusing the new Goodwill store in Lawrenceburg. The store is in the former Kroger building in the shopping center along U.S. 50 just across the fly-over bridge. It’s nice and new and stocked full, according to Michael Flannery, Goodwill Cincinnati’s spokesman. “We’re glad that we were able to get in some place; it’s always nicer to come in and fix some place up, make an improvement,” Flannery said. “And we stripped it down to the studs. It’s brand new in there.” There is 1,200 square feet of shopping area and has about 15,000 clothing items.
Mask up: We are in the red
By Marc Emral Associate Editor memral@registerpublications.com More caution is being urged as the COVID-19 status in Dearborn County has increased from orange to red, the… Login to continue reading Login…