The birth took place not too long after the ball dropped.
Photo provided.
(Undated) - It was not too long after the ball dropped that St. Elizabeth Healthcare delivered their first baby of the New Year.
A boy named, Noah, was delivered on New Year's Day at 2:58 a.m.
He is 7 lbs, 5 oz. and 20 inches long.
No other information was provided.
Kentucky Invests $1 Million in New Gallatin Co. Airport Fueling System
The upgrade will boost airport capacity and business activity.
Delineator Installation Scheduled at U.S. 50 & Sunnyside
Use caution in the area.
DCF Proactive Grant Awarded to Southeast Indiana Youth Orchestra
The DCF awards several proactive grants each holiday season.
Huntersville Road Reopens Following Replacement Work
Some minor punch list work is to come.
Traffic Stop Leads to Arrests in Jennings Co.
The arrests were made on Saturday night.
GMS Student Council Raises Funds for Sacks of Snacks Program
The program supports children in the community facing food insecurity.
Volunteer bell ringers needed for this 2025 holiday season.
Free community health resources.
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Use caution in the area.
The DCF awards several proactive grants each holiday season.
Congrats Ava!
Kynadee Bode and Mallory Eaglin are seniors at Milan HS.
Milan hosts South Putnam in the semi-state.
