Through the collaborative efforts of the Manchester Volunteer Fire Department and the staff at the Red Wolf Sanctuary, a juvenile bald eagle was rescued and is now recovering at its new home. A girl passerby spotted the bird of prey near the edge of a road where it was said to have only been able to run up and down hill, across the road, and through a yard.
Circuit And Superior II Courts Jan. 22-28 Divorce Decree The following have been granted dissolution of marriage: Joseph Kenneth and Jennifer Ann Tschaenn Marriage License Travis Riley and Stephanie Miller, 23866 Salt Fork Road, Lawrenceburg Jessica Lee Ann Cochran, 208 Pruyn St., Auror, and Michelle Frederique Wainscott, 7382 Misty Woods Court, Morrow, Ohio Sidney Alexis Thompson and Nathaniel Anthony Rosenthal, 461 Ridge Ave., Greendale Jeffrey Scott Hacker II and Meussa Ann Lindblom, 360 Tower Road, Lawrenceburg Nicole Wuestefeld and Patrick Becknell, 25637 State Route 1, Guilford Circuit And Superior II Courts Jan.
Police officers in Dearborn County will be cracking down on dangerous and impaired driving in March, as part of a statewide enforcement campaign, according to the Dearborn County Traffic Safety Partnership.
INDIANAPOLIS - East Central High School’s high-scoring senior duo of Logan Rohrbacher and Luke Collinsworth has been named to the Hoosier Basketball Coaches Association’s 2021 All-District 3 team, announced Tuesday, Feb.16.
State Reps. Randy Lyness (R-West Harrison) and Cindy Ziemke (R-Batesville) encourage local businesses in operation for at least 100 or 50 years to apply for the Governor’s Century and Half Century Business Awards before the March 31 deadline. Lyness said the awards rec
East Central High School will present Mamma Mia! on April 9, 10 and 11. These are cancellation dates from last weekend.
Chesterville Road will be closed from Lower Dillsboro Road to Stitts Road from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. from Tuesday, March 9, until Friday, March 19, to replace the culvert There will be no through traffic during this time..
March is here! We have successfully made it through three-fourths of the school year in a global pandemic. What a great accomplishment thanks to our dedicated and talented staff at Lawrenceburg Community School Corporation (LCSC).
Dear editor, Following a global pandemic that has placed unprecedented pressure on our state’s public health system, I thought this would be the year lawmakers got serious about public health. Apparently, I was wrong.
Dear Editor: As a former employee of the South Dearborn School Corporation and a person that has been around since the corporation started I speak with some knowledge. I have seen from being an employee at the high school from 2005 to 2019 attendance go from around 1,150 students to under 800.