The Franklin County Historical Society will present a program on the four generations of the Goodwin Family of Brookville who were instrumental in the founding of the Brookville Methodist Church, the Brookville Bank, the Brookville Telephone Co., the restoration of the Whitewater Canal, and the restoration of three historic churches …
On the first rainy Friday of the season, the Lawrenceburg Tigers came into the Dawg Pound and pitched a 24-0 shutout against Batesville. It was the Bulldogs’ first time going scoreless since last year’s East Central game.
Despite the rainy weather, the Versailles Pumpkin Show, organized by the Versailles Lions Club, did not disappoint. The event was held on the Ripley County County Courthouse Square in Versailles from Sept. 25 through Sept. 28.
After just missing out on a team state final appearance last fall, the Batesville Lady Bulldogs upped their game Monday at Franklin’s Legends Golf Club to place runner-up in regional play and move on to the IHSAA championship rounds at Carmel’s Prairie View this weekend. It’s the third trip to …
LAPEL - The first rainy Friday of the season, thanks to traces of Hurricane Helene, played to visiting Rushville’s advantage more so than host Lapel on the Bulldogs’ turf field in Madison County.
The Rushville Fire Department (RFD) issued a news release following the receipt of the investigation findings from the Indiana State Fire Marshal regarding the fire on Rushville’s Main Street on Sept. 26.
The Rush County community is coming together to support the victims of the devastating flooding caused by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina and Tennessee. A Donation Drive to collect essential items for those affected has been organized. Donations must be submitted by tomorrow, Oct. 4.
Two long-time Union County residents and siblings recently published their own novels. Michael Bowling and his sister, Tracey Bolser, both wrote and published separate novels, both of which are available for purchase on Amazon.
Last week, the Union County Foundation (UCF) held an open house to discuss a concept for the UCF “Union Square” project that would be transformative for Liberty’s downtown area.
Thursday night was another step in Franklin County’s bid to update the comprehensive plan in matters related to potential solar - or Alternative Energy Systems (AES) - installations, primarily the possibility of rezoning prime agricultural land in Bath and Springfield townships to accommodate the alternative sources.