Don't be fooled.
(Guilford, Ind.) - A phone scam has been reported in Dearborn County.
Miller York Fire Department president Greg Callahan tells Eagle Country 99.3 that scammers are using the fire department's phone number to solicit money from area residents by asking for donations.
Callahan adds that the fire department has never and would never ask residents for donations over the phone.
If you receive such a call, report the activity to your local law enforcement office.
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Join us for Teen Homeschool Hangout, a fun and relaxed space for homeschool teens to connect
at Lawrenceburg Public Library
Community wide yard sales throughout the city of Greendale.
Aurora Sons of the Legion Chicken Fry Dinner
at American Legion Post 231The award comes from Ivy Tech Community College Lawrenceburg/Batesville.
All evening events have been cancelled.
The investigation began in June 2025 following a burglary at George’s Pharmacy in Bright, Indiana.
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One local softball star tossed a no-hitter on Tuesday night.
Thomas More went 22-28 this season.
