Walking tour shares beauty of cemetery
AURORA - Andy DiPuccio and three friends took their first guided tour of River View Cemetery in May 2021 with historian and volunteer James G. Waldon.
The insurance blind spot that could cost gig workers
The gig economy, comprised of short-term jobs and freelance work primarily supported by mobile apps, has seen major growth in the past decade. According to the Pew Research Center, in 2021, 16% of Americans reported earnings from gig work on platforms like Uber, Lyft, Amazon Flex and DoorDash.
OA fourth quarter honors
The following is the Oldenburg Academy honor roll from Dearborn and Ohio counties and the Harrison area:
L‘burg family needs help fighting disease
LAWRENCEBURG – A Lawrenceburg family could use some financial assistance due to a medical situation.
Ivy Tech awarded Purple Star award
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Commission for Higher Education (Commission) and the Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA) inaugurally awarded 28 institutions with the Collegiate Purple Star of Indiana (CPSI).
Work set to begin on I-275, U.S. 50 interchange
GREENDALE – Drivers will see a redesigned entrance to Interstate 275 from U.S. 50 in Greendale that the state hopes to lessen wait times.
Greendale Council Member Richard Steuer Resigns
GREENDALE – Councilmember Richard Steuer is resigning effective July 31.
Where are those Wildcats: The class of 2024
HARRISON - Fourteen months ago, Harrison High School graduated one of the best classes of student-athletes in school history. Nineteen Wildcats signed letters of intent in April 2024 to continue their careers in college. The Register updates how each of those 19 have fared at the collegiate level. This week, the winter and spring sports student-athletes from that class:
Bright hosting annual parade
BRIGHT – The annual Bright Community Parade is at 11 a.m. Saturday,…
Greendale Pool closing
GREENDALE – With school starting soon – July 30 in Lawrenceburg Community…