The Southeastern Indiana Musicians Association has made the difficult decision to delay the SEIMA Project: Inspiring Local Music by one year.
"Jenna McConnell was located this morning," said Franklin County Sheriff's Department Deputy Jason Lovins May 15 just before noon. "She is safe.
County’s COVID-19 cases holding steady
County’s COVID-19 cases holding steady
Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus
Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus
MAY 11
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"Just tell the truth," my former esteemed editor Bryan Helvie would beg me when I was writing a difficult story.
James P. "Spot" Doll, age 83 of Batesville, died Tuesday, May 12, 2020, at the Heritage House in Greensburg. Born March 17, 1937, in Batesville, he is the son of Magdalene (nee Hirt) and Marcellus Doll. He served in the Army from 1955-1958. Following the service, he married Martha (Marty) We…
Many meetings have been cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, while other government groups may be meeting electronically or livestreaming. We suggest you confirm meetings before leaving home.
Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, is seeking people who are fully recovered from COVID-19 who may be able to donate plasma to help local patients who are critically ill with COVID-19 infections.
Hoxworth Blood Center, University of Cincinnati, is seeking people who are fully recovered from COVID-19 who may be able to donate plasma to help local patients who are critically ill with COVID-19 infections.
My name is Victory, I stand strong and tall. My name is Victory, I represent us all.
Countless Hoosier heroes are answering the call to keep us all safe and healthy. Health care workers, emergency responders, law enforcement, correctional professionals and many others are bravely helping Indiana manage this ongoing public health emergency. As part of Public Service Recogniti…
Preliminary results from a scientific study aimed at measuring the spread of the novel coronavirus in Indiana show a general population prevalence of about 2.8% of the state’s population.
Preliminary results from a scientific study aimed at measuring the spread of the novel coronavirus in Indiana show a general population prevalence of about 2.8% of the state’s population.
Batesville Middle School seventh-grade advanced language arts students wrote about a typical day during the stay-at-home order under the direction of teacher Lisa Barnett.
Batesville Middle School seventh-grade advanced language arts students wrote about a typical day during the stay-at-home order under the direction of teacher Lisa Barnett.
The Southeastern Indiana Musicians Association has made the difficult decision to delay the SEIMA Project: Inspiring Local Music by one year.
Many events have been postponed or cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns. We suggest you confirm events before leaving home.
Kids Discovery Factory leaders are distributing Art and Engineering Kits to families in need throughout southeastern Indiana, reports executive director Amber McGuire.
A dream came true recently for Jason and Christy Brelage when the adoption of three children they had been fostering was finalized May 1.
A dream came true recently for Jason and Christy Brelage when the adoption of three children they had been fostering was finalized May 1.
Jason Wintz, a 2007 Batesville High School graduate, is part of a team at a Reno, Nevada, company that is manufacturing ventilators due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Jason Wintz, a 2007 Batesville High School graduate, is part of a team at a Reno, Nevada, company that is manufacturing ventilators due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Angela Schoenung, West Harrison, describes herself as “dependable, driven and adaptable.”
Angela Schoenung, West Harrison, describes herself as “dependable, driven and adaptable.”
Drive-thru food distribution continues at the Batesville Food Pantry, reports co-coordinator Anne Baran.
Drive-thru food distribution continues at the Batesville Food Pantry, reports co-coordinator Anne Baran.
The Batesville City Council met virtually May 11.
The Batesville City Council met virtually May 11.
The Sandi Servaas Memorial Awards, presented by Indiana Landmarks, recognize outstanding achievement in historic preservation, interpreted broadly to encompass a wide range of activities and accomplishments, in two categories. In both categories, self-nominations are welcomed.
Owners of private ponds and lakes can now find more resources for managing those areas and adding aquatic structures to them on the Indiana Department of Natural Resources’ updated website at wildlife.IN.gov/3614.htm.
With an ever-increasing need for special education services among its student population, the Batesville Community School Corp. is moving forward with its plan to bring a talented team of professionals in-house to provide comprehensive services, led by new special education director Lynn Gos…
Sunman Town Council members gathered May 7 for a meeting that was livestreamed on Facebook. It may be viewed at https://townofsunman.com/council-meetings/livestream/ (use headphones).
Sophie Wesseler’s advice for freshmen is “be open. Try new things — now’s the time. When you find good people, stick with them. Spend time with your family because you’ll only be home with them for a bit longer. And support your friends. High school can be rough and we as teens can be random…
Lucas Wilson is analytical, likes to see the big picture and takes pleasure in simple things.
Even though she normally works 40-hour weeks, Maddie Lambert says, “During our COVID-19 emergency plan, I work an 84-hour week on night shift, have one week off and one week on call.”
The Franklin County Health Department announced May 11 receiving two new positive adult COVID-19 cases, bringing the county’s total number to 109, according to a Franklin County COVID-19 Task Force news release.
Bernard T. Schneider, age 73 of Batesville, died Saturday, May 9, 2020, at his home. Born July 13, 1946, in Morris, he is the son of Helen (nee Stock) and Henry Schneider. Bernard served in the U.S. Air Force Reserves for 6 years as an Airman Electrician, being honorably discharged as a Staf…
Beginning Wednesday, May 13, the Brookville Public Library and Laurel Public Library will offer call-ahead service, reports Franklin County Public Library District director Susan Knight. Libraries will be open from 1-6 p.m. weekdays and 1-4 p.m. on Saturdays.
Many meetings have been cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, while other government groups may be meeting electronically or livestreaming. We suggest you confirm meetings before leaving home.
• Barbers prepare for waves of shaggy-headed customers.
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