(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.
Dearborn Co. Plan Commission Rejects Solar Farm Advisory Committee
This comes after a one-year moratorium was placed on applications for solar farms.
East Central Announces 20th Annual Horticulture Spring Plant Sale
There will be opportunities to buy in May.
MMH Announces Opening Date for New Hospital
The first patient day will take place a little later than originally planned.
Indiana Attorney General Launches Online Gas Price Tracker
The online portal provides real-time gasoline prices at more than 4,600 Indiana gas stations.
Neighbors in Two Worlds with One Call to Serve: New Marion’s Volunteer Firefighters
Half of the New Marion FD crew is Amish.
Local Women Investing in Ripley County's Future Through Women's Giving Circle
The group recently awarded grants to local organizations.
Calling all adventurers! Join us on Tuesday evenings from 5 to 8 PM for 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons. Welcome to new players and veterans alike!
at Lawrenceburg Public Library
Join us for Stories and STEM! Every session, kids will listen to a book that introduces them to a basic topic of Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematic
at Lawrenceburg Public LibraryThis comes after a one-year moratorium was placed on applications for solar farms.
There will be opportunities to buy in May.
The first patient day will take place a little later than originally planned.
Thomas More went 22-28 this season.
Five area student athletes were among the 40 recipients.
Congratulations Max Klare!
