Kayla Roell races KO Motorsports #5k 410 sprint car, and her #4k midget.
Via Kayla Roell Racing Facebook.
(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - Milan High School student Kayla Roell had a scary moment behind the wheel of her sprint car on Saturday night.
Fortunately, she was uninjured after her sprint car caught on fire at Lawrenceburg Speedway.
An oil line break caused the fire during Saturday’s feature.
Kayla Roell Racing sent a thank you to Lawrenceburg Speedway Rescue for their quick response.
The Christ Hospital Heart and Vascular Group to Relocate
In collaboration with MMH, The Christ Hospital cardiologists have been serving patients in SEI for 30+ years.
Applications Available for Change Ripley County Grant
The grant encourages youth to partner with a local nonprofit to make a real difference in Ripley County.
DCF Awards $100K to Help Patients at St. Elizabeth Dearborn Cancer Center
Both grants will help provide specific services over the next three years at the cancer center.
Crowdfunding Campaign Would Transform Oldenburg's Maypole Heritage Park
A group of high school students at Oldenburg Academy are on a mission to transform the space.
UPDATE: Five Extricated, One Ejected in U.S. 421 Crash
Multiple agencies responded on Tuesday evening.
Grant Helps Education Center of Rising Sun Bridge Digital Gap
The funding has provided new computers/screens and a “smart board” to use for presentations and teaching.
Annual Scholarship given by Dearborn County Farm Bureau Inc.
Explore the world of Fiero Code and make friends along the way. Computers and snacks provided! Ages 7-12 welcome!
at Aurora Public Library
Join us for an enchanting Storytime in February with the theme of Fairy Tales, where the wonders of “happily ever after” come to life.
In collaboration with MMH, The Christ Hospital cardiologists have been serving patients in SEI for 30+ years.
The grant encourages youth to partner with a local nonprofit to make a real difference in Ripley County.
Both grants will help provide specific services over the next three years at the cancer center.
Staci Knigga had previously led the program for 23 years.
Stanley is a two-time all-state player.
Girls Basketball Sectional, Wrestling Regional, and Girls Swim Sectional results
