(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Forty-five Indiana National Guard soldiers are back home after spending a year in Iraq.
The members of the 219th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade left the war-torn nation on Thanksgiving and ate their Thanksgiving dinner in Kuwait.
Lieutenant Morgan Gosnell said Iraq has become "eerily calm" as the Iraqi Army continues to take over from the U.S.
Around 100 more Indiana National Guard troops will arrive this afternoon at Stout Field from Iraq.
Plungers Brave Rain, Cold to Raise Thousands for Special Olympics Indiana
Thanks to everyone who participated.
Registration Deadline Approaching for State of the Community Breakfast
Hear updates from Harrison Mayor Ryan Grubbs and Ohio State Representative Cindy Abrams.
Batesville Tool & Die Nominated for Outstanding Employer of the Year, Work-Based Learning
This recognition highlights BTD’s ongoing commitment to fostering the next generation of skilled manufacturing professionals.
Dearborn Co. Areas to Avoid Due to High Water
Motorists are reminded to never drive over flooded roads.
Bascom: House Lawmakers Launch Philanthropy Effort to Support Hoosier Veterans
Indiana House lawmakers are partnering with a nonprofit to host an essentials drive for Hoosier vets in need.
KYTC Releases High Water Report
See what roads are closed due to high water.
Annual Scholarship given by Dearborn County Farm Bureau Inc.
Once Upon a Time, there were kids that came to library Storytime and laughed, learned, and made fairy-tale friendships! This month’s theme is Fairy Tales!
Thanks to everyone who participated.
Hear updates from Harrison Mayor Ryan Grubbs and Ohio State Representative Cindy Abrams.
This recognition highlights BTD’s ongoing commitment to fostering the next generation of skilled manufacturing professionals.
Six area wrestlers will compete at the event.
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The Indians' junior reached the milestone on Saturday in Aurora.
