(Aurora, Ind.) - High winds knocked out power for many residents in southeast Indiana Wednesday.
Residents in southern Dearborn County and Ohio County lost their service when the winds kicked up.
At one point, Duke Energy reported more than 1,500 outages in Dearborn County while REMC had a few hundred more.
Winds are still gusting up to 40 MPH as of Thursday morning, but will settle by the afternoon as a cold front moves in, according to the National Weather Service.
Striping Operations Underway Near Brent Spence Bridge
The work is ahead of an upcoming traffic shirt on I-71/75
Franklin Co. HS Principal Steps Down, Will Remain on Staff as Teacher
The decision is effective June 30.
EC, Switz. Co. FFA Chapters Celebrate Successes at State Convention
The event was recently held in Noblesville.
Ohio Co. Assessor Requests Property Damage Reports Following June 18 Storms
Property owners should report structural damage immediately.
One Dead, One in Custody After Hit-and-Run in Harrison
The incident occurred in the early morning hours of June 20.
Law Enforcement Training Being Held at South Dearborn Middle School
Community members may notice an increased police presence on and around campus
Want to play American mah jongg? Join a group playing and learning together. All skill levels welcome- even if you never played before!
at Lawrenceburg Public Library
Storytime offered in partnership with the Greendale Parks Board. Ideal for children in Pre-K or Kindergarten, older siblings are welcome.
at Homestead ParkThe work is ahead of an upcoming traffic shirt on I-71/75
The decision is effective June 30.
The event was recently held in Noblesville.
South Dearborn, Batesville, South Ripley and East Central were represented
Moody went (+9) over the two-day tournament
Greensburg was the conference champion (12-1)
