Court News
Circuit And Superior Courts Jan. 1-7, 2021 Divorce Decree The following have been granted dissolution of marriage; Joanna R.
Master gardener Peter Miller always helpful
An interesting West Harrison resident from the 1950s was honored in a Harrison Press article in that time period. This person had touched the lives of so many Harrison residents that they wanted to thank him for just being him.
REMC donates to community, expands scholarship program
Southeastern Indiana REMC has changed its scholarship program, making the opportunity to receive financial assistance for a post-secondary education available to a greater number of graduating seniors.
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Logan’s 22 key to Trojans’ 38-36 grind-it-out win
LAWRENCEBURG - It looked like March instead of early February, as East Central and Lawrenceburg locked up in a grind-it-out tournament-type defensive battle last Thursday night, Feb. 4.
Lions shoot out lights vs. Lady Knights
RUSHVILLE - Facing overwhelming odds, as South Dearborn girls basketball did in last Wednesday’s night’s 78-28 Class 3A sectional loss at homestanding Rushville, the natural reaction would be to wave the white flag.
Men’s conference aims to put on Armor of God
A way for men to grow in their faith, vocation and fellowship – that’s what the annual E6 Catholic Men’s Conference offers. The conference is designed to bring men into a deeper relationship with Christ.
Extension office looking for master gardeners
Are you looking to improve your gardening skills? Look no further than the Master Gardener Program. The Master Gardener Program is an educational and volunteer gardening program coordinated by Purdue University’s extension office.
Snow makes area shine
Although students at Rising Sun Schools have enjoyed a couple of snow days this winter, the biggest snowfall hit Shinetown Monday night, Feb. 8, into early Tuesday morning. The National Weather service called for about one to two inches of snow, but accumulation is estimated to be more than seven inches of snow and County Commissioners placed the county on a level orange watch travel status.
Community cheering on Kiana’s recovery
Rising Sun High School senior and cheerleader Kiana Buschle is at home recovering after a car accident that left her with severe injuries and no recollection of the entire day. She has to rely on the memories of the other passengers to tell the of the other passengers to tell the story of that horrific evening.