Work continues on the Isaiah 117 House in Whitestown. Since the groundbreaking on Sept. 7, the basement has been dug and the foundation has been poured.

The city and the Fraternal Order of Police have approved a new four-year contract.

The long-awaited Brakeman building – a combination restaurant and retail space and 44 apartments above – is officially underway.

Former Lebanon High School agriculture teacher and LHS graduate Andy Dardini walked away from teaching last spring to pursue a passion for helping the agriculture community.

In a past column I related some of the historic events of the Merom are which is in western Sullivan County near the Wabash River. This is also a very scenic site as most of the town is located on a high bluff overlooking the Wabash.

The devastation of a cancer diagnosis can only be rivaled by the confusion about how to deal with the treatment. Patient navigation is relatively new in the world of health care, but is so vital to peace of mind.

MACY — Kokomo resident Mike Williams said he was in disbelief when he saw a Nazi flag flying from a flagpole alongside the Nickel Plate Trail near Macy.

INDIANAPOLIS – While it may have been a dreary fall weekend for most people in north central Indiana, the Maconaquah High School marching band found a way to rise “Above the Clouds.”

SOUTHERN INDIANA — A Jeffersonville man with a passion for helping children and families in the foster care system, has announced his bid to run in the newly-drawn Indiana Senate District 45 in the 2022 election.

JEFFERSONVILLE — On Saturday afternoon, the culmination of art and community that Jeffersonville has been focusing on for several years came to life.

There are no stray or space-filling brush strokes in Curt Stanfield's paintings.

Beloved, we are definitely “going to school” today in this column.

Shane Mullenix enjoys his job as a Vigo County School Corp. bus driver, something he's done for more than nine years.

With the Indiana Gaming Commission is slated next month to review and select an applicant for a Vigo County casino, the state agency will not be issuing a casino license immediately.

Most Indiana State University employees, except those who are executive level, will receive a $500 raise effective Dec. 1, ISU President Deborah Curtis announced during Friday's board of trustees meeting.

On Friday, Judge Michael Lewis sentenced Kenneth R. Pitts Jr., 59, to 30 years in prison on charges of voluntary manslaughter and burglary in the death of Oswald.

JobSource has become an official affiliate of Family Scholar House and recently obtained a 12-unit apartment complex to start the opportunity for single parents next August.