Teresa M. Avery, age 67, of Canmer, Kentucky, and formerly of Brookville, died Tuesday, August 27, 2024, at TJ Sampson Community Hospital in Glasgow, Kentucky, following a lengthy illness.
Lewis Ray Spradlin, age 88, of Brookville passed peacefully surrounded by his loving family on Tuesday, August 27, 2024 at his residence in Brookville.
The UC soccer teams played three varsity twin bills in six days, visiting Tri-County North in Ohio Thursday followed by hosting EIAC teams Greensburg and Rushville Saturday and Tuesday.
The eagerly anticipated Dollar General store at 8035 Pea Ridge Road in Brookville has been in the works for several months and is finally nearing completion.
September has been designated International Underground Railroad Month to honor and celebrate the bravery of freedom seekers and those who aided them in their quest for freedom.
Franklin County scored touchdowns on five of six possessions in Friday night’s first half against visiting New Castle, eventually posting a 41-14 rout over the Trojans to begin the 2024 campaign.
Eulah Vest and Jeanette Hoffbauer, lifelong best friends and residents of Franklin County, fulfilled a long-held wish today when they met the legendary Hulk Hogan at Kroger in Liberty Township, Ohio. Hogan was in the area promoting a new beer he co-founded, “Real American Beer.”
The “Great Indiana State Fair” concluded after 17 days on Aug. 18. As the event wrapped up for another year, Franklin County residents Ron and Candy Yurcak and Ron Galyen, who are an intricate part of the Pioneer Village at the fair, departed with a fresh set of cherished memories.
In their season opener against Greenfield-Central last Tuesday, the Batesville Bulldogs secured a 1-0 win. Batesville dominated possession in the first half, creating numerous scoring chances. Despite G-C’s late-game pressure, the Bulldogs held on for the victory. Mathias Davalos scored the lone goal of the match in the 16th minute.
Recently, the Ripley County Community Foundation held an afternoon gathering for networking around the community and to garner support for any new businesses, grants, projects, and other miscellaneous events throughout Southeastern Indiana.
Safe Passage, Inc. has been awarded $102,500 by Interact for Health as part of the second round of the Rural Changemaker Grant. This grant is a key component of Interact for Health’s Rural Investment Strategy.
At the Aug. 6 city council meeting, the Quilts of Valor Foundation presented a Quilt of Valor to U.S. Army Veteran, city councilman, school resource officer and cherished community member Robert Bridges in recognition of his service and contributions.
The Board of Public Works and Safety of the City met on Aug. 20 and discussed resignations, new RCHS Pathway Programs and department head reports. Mayor Mike Pavey, Gary Cameron, Brad Berkemeier, Phil King and Maria Bridges were present.
John Dale Franklin, otherwise known as “D” or “Sweet Johnny D” and longtime resident of Union County, passed away on Tuesday August 20, 2024, at the age of 87.
Rebecca Jane Brown, age 73, daughter of Deloris Chance Brown (Laurel) and James “Red” Brown and formerly of Brookville, passed away peacefully in Longview, Washington, after a lengthy illness.