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Margaret Mary Health Now Providing Access at Vaccine Clinic Without an Appointment

As many have experienced over the last year, rural communities aren’t beyond COVID-19’s reach.
Indiana Chamber Survey: Hoosier Employers Express Economic Enthusiasm

More than one year after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Indiana employers are optimistic about the future – particularly the state’s economy and overall business climate.
Richmond Man Dies In Airplane Crash

The Indiana State Police is currently assisting the Federal Aviation Administration with the investigation of an airplane crash. The crash took place south of the Richmond Municipal Airport located on IN-227 in Wayne County.
Two Arrested for Dealing Methamphetamine in Dearborn County

Recently, the service of an arrest warrant at a Moores Hill, Indiana home led to the arrest of two occupants on charges of dealing methamphetamine and other drug related charges after a search warrant was obtained for the property.
Holcomb Signs Five Next Level Agenda Bills

The Governor also signed an executive order to promote pregnancy accommodations
COVID-19 vaccinations now available at Reid Urgent Cares in Richmond, Connersville

April 21, 2021 --Those looking to be vaccinated for COVID-19 have two new options for scheduling their appointments now that Reid Health's Urgent Care facilities in Richmond and Connersville have begun administering shots.
Indiana Chamber Calls 2021 Session ‘Strong’ for Business Recovery

Indiana Chamber Calls 2021 Session ‘Strong’ for Business Recovery, ButFailure to Act on FAFSA Completion Rate ‘Hurting Hoosier Families’
Free program helps Hoosier small businesses build online presence

State Reps. Randy Lyness (R-West Harrison) and Cindy Ziemke (R-Batesville) encourage Hoosier small-business owners and entrepreneurs to apply for a free program that provides direct technical support to help build their online presence.
Last call for session proposals and ideas!

The window of opportunity is closing! This is your last chance to submit a session proposal or idea for the virtual 2020 Indiana Arts Homecoming.
151 farm families presented Hoosier Homestead Award

Over 150 Hoosier farm families have been awarded the Hoosier Homestead Award in recognition of their commitment to Indiana agriculture by Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch and Indiana State Department of Agriculture Director Bruce Kettler.
Start Your Career with the Indiana Department of Correction

Starting a career with the Indiana Department of Correction couldn’t be any easier. Just tune into one of eight upcoming virtual hiring events during the month of August to begin the hiring process.
State of COVID-19 testing in area counties

Despite shortfalls in testing capacity in the spring, the Indiana State Department of Health ISDH has worked to roll out expanded testing opportunities across the state in recent months.
Positive COVID-19 cases trending up in younger population

As COVID-19 positive cases in the region seem to be heading upwards again, the cases are trending to a younger age group who may not be having as severe illness, according to a physician leader at Reid Health.
Indiana Chamber virtual event connects Hoosier companies to entire congressional delegation; Free for member companies

With many Hoosier businesses currently looking to the federal government for guidance, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce is bringing the state’s congressional delegation to them in an upcoming event.
Governor announces State to remain in current stage of Back on Track

INDIANAPOLIS — Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced the majority of the state will remain in Stage 4.5 of the Back On Track Indiana plan through at least July 31.
New laws became effective July 1

With many new laws effective this month, State Rep. Randy Lyness (R-West Harrison) said several important changes support Hoosier teachers, public health, patients and farmers.
“Art Attack”

As the Franklin County Arts Council enters its 32nd year of providing quality experiences in all genres of the arts to the residents of Franklin County, we can look back on the past few months as a time of some disappointments, with many cancellations and rescheduling of planned events here in our community.
Indiana Department of Insurance warns fireworks damage may not be covered

Even though many Independence Day celebrations have been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of fireworks in communities across the state is tradition to celebrate the holiday.
Hot meals and pantry items available in Sunman

Due to the town of Sunman recognizing their community members' need for food during these difficult times, Church on Fire Ministries (CFM), based out of Harrison, Ohio, is now operating their Free Food Truck, Free Farmers' Market, and Pantry Bags programs on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Sunman Community Park.
Indiana Works to Expand Access to Small Business Recovery Resources

INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Eric J. Holcomb today provided updates on the state’s efforts to support Indiana small businesses and entrepreneurs, announcing a new partnership with Indiana Black Expo (IBE) to increase access to economic and workforce recovery programs for minority employers and encouraging small business owners to apply for funding available through state and federal programs.