Cassie Garrett


Whitewater Valley REMC Community Trust awards several community grants

The Whitewater Valley REMC Community Trust, Inc. has awarded several grants to local community organizations.

UCSO responds to concerns regarding K9 ICE

Union County community members raised concerns when they learned the Union County Sheriff’s Office (UCSO) K9, ICE, was being temporarily housed at the Union County Animal Shelter due to unforeseen circumstances.

The story behind Metamora’s Castle

On top of a massive hill just outside the Metamora town limits stands a lone castle and towering cross, piquing the interest of nearly everyone who drives by and notices the oddity.

Milroy man arrested for child pornography

Members of Indiana’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force served a search warrant on April 25 following a lengthy investigation involving Mark Richard Victor Herbert, 24, of Milroy, and the possession of child pornography.

Plea agreement filed in child molestation case

A plea agreement was filed between the State of Indiana by Phillip Caviness, Rush County Prosecuting Attorney, and Anthony Judge on March 26, 2024, regarding several charges filed against Judge...

Charges will not be pursued in regard to shooting

March 30 around midnight, Union County Deputy Jeff Shoemaker was dispatched to a residence on Liberty Pike.

Lifelong FC resident turns 100

Life-long Franklin County resident Virginia “Virgie” Hunt recently celebrated her 100th birthday.

Rushville will not aid in water source at this time

The Rushville Common Council met on April 15 at 6 p.m. Bob Bridges, Brad Berkemeier, Rob Hadley, Jemmy Miller, and Ron Gardner answered roll call.

Hidden Gems: The Moscow Covered Bridge

In the small town of Moscow, Rush County, there is a hidden gem known as the Moscow Covered Bridge. This bridge spans 346 feet and is a two-span covered Burr arch-truss that carries a county route over the Flatrock River.

Less than two weeks until totality

The Total Solar Eclipse is less than two weeks away and is expected to bring approximately 500,000 visitors to the state.

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