Subaru is helping feed the hungry in southeastern Indiana.
(Aurora, Ind.) - An automaker is granting thousands of dollars to the Dearborn County Clearinghouse.
Subaru of Indiana Automotive has handed out 12 grants totaling more than $90,000.
A grant of $10,000 is going to the Dearborn County Clearinghouse in Aurora.
The food pantry plans to use the grant to purchase warehouse shelving and a hydraulic stacker in support of their mission to feed the hungry.
Kentucky’s First Digital ID Available Through Free and Secure Phone App
Technology provides Kentuckians privacy control, convenience to confirm identity at participating commercial airports, establishments.
Character Council to Honor 2026 Heroes of Character
Sixteen adults and seven students from the Tri-State area will be honored.
Lane Closure, Rolling Roadblocks Announced for Carroll Cropper Bridge Project
Traffic impacts will occur Jan. 7-8.
Leising's Veterinary Bill Passes Out of Senate
Senate Bill 56 would help address the veterinary shortage in Indiana.
Batesville Schools Name Interim Superintendent
A search for a permanent superintendent is continuing.
ISP Commended for Work to Keep Hoosiers Safe
In 2025, a focus was put on seizing drugs, removing impaired drivers, and saving lives.
Join Dearborn County Purdue Extensions Health and Human Sciences Educator Marcia Parcell as she hosts and teaches a variety of cooking classes.
at Lawrenceburg Public Library
Interested in learning how to play Dungeons and Dragons?
at Aurora Public Library
Looking to trade some of your puzzles for some new ones? This is the event for you! Bring your puzzles to North Dearborn to trade with a fellow puzzler!
Technology provides Kentuckians privacy control, convenience to confirm identity at participating commercial airports, establishments.
Sixteen adults and seven students from the Tri-State area will be honored.
Traffic impacts will occur Jan. 7-8.
See a list of festivities and raffle items for next Saturday's game.
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ORVC Report for December 22-January 3.
