(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Republican voters in Indiana like what they're hearing from Herman Cain in the race for President.
The Georgia businessman has the lead among Hoosiers in the WISH-TV/Franklin College Poll.
Cain's support is at 19 percent, followed by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney with 14 percent. Newt Gingrich is third with ten percent.
The poll was conducted before news broke this week on sexual harassment allegations against Cain by two women.
2025 Rewind: Year in Review
It is time to take a look back on some of the big happenings from this year.
Great Parks' Winter Hike Series Returns in New Year
The series includes a mix of educational and challenging hikes, ranging from 4 to 5.5 miles.
Rising Sun Basketball Volunteers at YES Home
The Shiners took time out of their Christmas break to lend a helping hand.
Sisters of St. Francis to Celebrate 175th Anniversary
Throughout their history, the Sisters have demonstrated compassion and commitment to serving those most in need.
Lawrenceburg Public Library Announces Upgrades Coming in 2026
Work will begin in early January.
DCF Honor Three Volunteers for Having 'Hearts of Gold'
The Heart of Gold Award is awarding for touching the hearts of others through their volunteerism and other acts of kindness.
The first Thursday of every month is Teen Time at the Aurora Library!
at Aurora Public Library
How Did They Die, and Why Does it Matter? Learn how to trace your ancestors' final moments through death certificates, funeral programs, historical epidemics
at Lawrenceburg Public Library
Help for Friends and Family of a problem drinker. You know what it is doing to them, do you know what it is doing to you?
at Hamline Chapel United Methodist ChurchIt is time to take a look back on some of the big happenings from this year.
The series includes a mix of educational and challenging hikes, ranging from 4 to 5.5 miles.
The Shiners took time out of their Christmas break to lend a helping hand.
There were plenty of big moments in 2025.
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The event was held last Friday in Brookville.
