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Coon hunters sniff out competition in Greensburg

Hounds and their handlers will make the Decatur County Fairgrounds their own this weekend in preparation for the 2008 American Kennel Club National Coonhound Championship.....more>>

  • A life of sacrifce leads to success
    Greensburg resident Amy Lyn Kuhns will be graduating with an associate of science degree later this month, but the road to her diploma has been an inspiring yet difficult one.

  • Traffic stop yields heroin and a runaway
    A simple traffic stop along I-74 early Friday morning turned into something more when Indiana State Police discovered the car was transporting heroin, marijuana and a 17-year-old runaway.

  • Sons of Indiana in Iraq
    When the Army’s 76th Infantry Brigade left the United States for deployment in Iraq, Greensburg residents Diana and Luca Young were forced to say good-bye to their hero, SSG Francis Young.

  • Family of missionaries brings their message to Greensburg
    Missionaries Brian and Lynne Utter, alongside their young son
    Jacob, visited Greensburg's Community Church of the Nazarene
    Thursday to explain their mission and recent exploits.

  • Three mediums for success
    The Arts & Cultural Council of Decatur County announced Tuesday the recipients of its Renaissance Scholarships for 2008.

  • Preserving historic lives
    Bill Ford’s adventure through history began with the arrival of a letter.

  • Hats off to a fun 10th birthday
    This Thursday, about 40 area women will be attending an anniversary celebration for an organization that encourages them to live life to the fullest - The National Red Hat Society.

  • Time to make a decision: Absentee voting currently underway at courthouse
    “A lot of people don’t like to declare their party, so they don’t come in to vote. That could keep voter numbers down...Most of them say they’d rather see who gets picked and vote in November, but they have a decision in who is on the ballot this year. It’s like I always say, if you don’t vote you can’t gripe.” - Decatur County Clerk Janet Chadwell

  • Sponsel and Duncan visit homebuilder’s assocation
    At this month’s meeting of the Builder’s Assocation of Southeastern Indiana, special guests State Rep. Cleo Duncan (R-Greensburg) and Republican candidate for State Senate Jeff Sponsel (R-Shelbyville) put in appearances and shared a few words of .

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