Having been on the job now for just more than two months, Eric Busch, new chief financial officer at Community Mental Health Center Inc., Lawrenceburg, is again getting to know CMHC since coming back to the agency after having worked there from September 2009 to March 2014.
At the Dearborn County Historical Society, work is progressing to recognize Lawrenceburg as part of the Underground Railroad and African American contributions in the Civil War. Noted black Civil War veterans from Dearborn County include William “Pap” Early, William Welles, George Willis, William Hobbs, and Nancy Jones served as a cook for the Union Army.
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The Sunman-Dearborn Community School Corporation school board is getting ready to begin a new strategic plan. The five-year plan runs through 2022.
The Indiana House of Representatives voted recently to support legislation establishing a new public health grant program, according to State Reps. Randy Lyness (R-West Harrison) and Cindy Ziemke (R-Batesville).
A number of projects are underway or planned to help bring more businesses to Greendale, according to Al Abdon, executive director, Greendale Redevelopment Commission. The plans are detailed in the Greendale Redevelopment Commission’s 2021 Strategic Plan.
As much of the country is still reeling from the mandatory COVID-19 closure of businesses in late March 2020, Aurora, though not without critical pivotal changes, has been rebounding and celebrating successes.
Whether it be scholarships, contests, or other unique opportunities, Rising Sun High School’s art teacher Amberly King is constantly researching and scouring for things that her students can relate to.
“Awesome was this day when I was able to give back to the school and teachers who made me who I am today,” said Beau Jackson after donated $2,500 to the Ohio County Elementary/ Middle School library.
Registration for the COVID-19 vaccine was recently opened for those in the community aged 50 years old and older. With this, the Ohio County Health Department surpassed 1,500 vaccines administered.