(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.
The Community Project Receives $1,000 Grant from DCF
The Community Project focuses on the core needs of struggling Dearborn County residents.
BCEF's Student Success Center Opens at Batesville High School
The comprehensive academic and emotional wellness hub designed to support students’ needs, is now open.
Ohio Co. Tourism Reschedules Merry Little Christmas Celebration
Due to the weather forecast, the event is being moved back a week.
Indiana Senate Rejects Redistricting Bill
A majority of Republican State Senators voted against the measure.
OCCF Names Lilly Scholarship Recipient
Congratulations to Maggie Mossburger!
Put the magic back in holiday shopping -- visit the Arts Alive! Art Fair & Gift Bazaar. From November 22 to December 22, our marketplace will include fine arts ...
at Dearborn Highlands Arts Council
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 Church
Volunteer bell ringers needed for this 2025 holiday season.
The Community Project focuses on the core needs of struggling Dearborn County residents.
The comprehensive academic and emotional wellness hub designed to support students’ needs, is now open.
Due to the weather forecast, the event is being moved back a week.
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This is not the only postseason award for the Mount St. Joseph star.
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