A soul from soil, human observations
From the beginning of human civilization, our species has been fascinated by cultivation. We are true agricultural revolutionaries, and we have done nearly everything possible to master the art of growth. Plentiful harvests have kept humans going.
Don’t miss Johnny Welborn Cowboy Boot Night
The Thursday, Jan 18, Patriots girls basketball game and the boys basketball game on Friday, Jan 19, will allow community members to give back in honor of a special community member, Johnny Welborn.
Breaking Down Barriers: Virtual Recovery Community Cafe
Recovery Community Cafe, a program through Ireland Home Based Services (IHBS), kicked off a virtual eight-week series that helps individuals recovering from substance use connect with a supportive community and build resiliency.
1-1 week has Lady Cats at 12-6
Franklin County's varsity Lady Cats fell to Connersville Friday night in a low-scoring affair at home in the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference matchup.
FC Animal Shelter will be forced to put down dogs if not adopted
The Franklin County Animal Shelter is full of dogs who have been abandoned or mistreated and are desperately seeking their forever families. The "Friends of the Franklin County Animal Shelter" is a volunteer organization that works tirelessly to provide a safe and loving environment for the animals in their care.
Lady Twisters up to 14 wins
Oldenburg Academy girls basketball has its most victories in five years following two routs last week – Tuesday's 66-20 romp at Hauser and a home blowout of South Dearborn two nights later (51-24) – and a come-from-behind home win over South Ripley Saturday afternoon.
Michaela Farms offers vegetables and eggs during the winter months
Although it's the time of year when temperatures drop below freezing and snow sometimes blankets the ground, Green Acres Michaela Farm in Oldenburg has vegetables and pasture-raised eggs available throughout the winter months.
Where to vote in Ripley County during 2024 elections
When Ripley County registered voters head out to cast their ballot during the 2024 elections, they will no longer have to go to the traditional precinct-based polling site on election day. Instead, voters will head to one of nine "Vote Centers" throughout Ripley County on Election Day.
Lions boast 3 conference champs
AURORA – The Rushville Lions on the strength of three conference champs placed third at the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference wrestling meet held Saturday at South Dearborn. RCHS tallied 204 points with Franklin County winning after scoring 253.
As a part of Save A Lot's Hometown Heroes program, shoppers, team members, and the general public were invited to nominate those doing good work in their community.
With the Whitewater Valley Explorer, we aim to take you on a journey while exploring our hometown's beautiful hidden gems and breathtaking landscapes.
Only two days left to vote for Rushville’s “Hometown Hero”
As a part of Save A Lot's Hometown Heroes program, shoppers, team members, and the general public were invited to nominate those doing good work in their community.
Ruth A. Merrill
Ruth A. Merrill, age 105, of Naples, Florida and a former longtime resident of Brookville, died peacefully Thursday, January 11, 2024 at All Seasons of Naples.
Brandon Joseph Beard
Brandon Joseph Beard, age 52, of New Trenton, passed away suddenly on January 8, 2024, in Brookville. Born September 13, 1971, in Lawrenceburg, the son of Thomas Gunter and Angela Beard.
Mary Charlene Shank
Mary Charlene Shank, 94, most recently of New Palestine, but previously of Indianapolis and Brookville, passed away at her apartment on January 9, 2024.
Andrea Lee Arthur
Andrea Lee Arthur, of Brookville, was born on January 25, 1971 in Hamilton Ohio, a daughter to Bill and Bonita Chilton Arthur.
Rev. Alfred Crisman
Rev. Alfred Crisman, age 79, of Bright, passed away on Sunday, January 7, 2024 in Cold Spring, Kentucky.
FC wrestling still smoking ahead of EIAC meet
On the last night of winter break, the undefeated FC Wildcat wrestling team traveled to Greensburg to take on the Pirates.
Breaking Down Barriers: NaloxBox Locations
Naloxone is a medicine that rapidly reverses an opioid overdose. It is an opioid antagonist. This means that it attaches to opioid receptors and reverses and blocks the effects of other opioids.
Bobcat caught on trail cam in Mt. Carmel
Bobcats are the only resident native wild cats in Indiana and have been reported in almost every county. Although they are most common in southern and west-central Indiana, there have been confirmed bobcat sightings in Franklin County.
