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Oldham readies for sheriff run
Unwilling to enter retirement just yet, Republican Jon Oldham is running for sheriff again.
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Airport topic brings huge crowd
To say the airport is a hot button topic and the mere mention of the word can draw a crowd is an understatement. Monday’s City Council proved that.
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Police chase nets loaded gun and cocaine
While most people avoided driving on the treacherous icy roads Saturday, New Point Town Marshal Andy Hadler was locked in a pursuit he thought would never end.
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Go figure: Local sculptor has adorned area lawns for more than 15 years
For more than 15 years, Rick Snyder has manufactured and hand-painted concrete statues.
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Uncovering the stories of the past
Restoration professionals are washing away the centuries of moss and dirt to uncover the stories of the people buried in Asbury Cemetery.
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Underground Railroad Coalition strives to satisfy grant requirements
The state department of tourism gave the group money to help promote a series of driving-tours which illustrate the rich underground history of southeast Indiana. Museums, historical societies and tourism bureaus in 18 counties came together to support the coalition and promote awareness. The driving tours roughly follow the routes used by station-masters to escort escaped slaves north towards Canada.
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Saving lives at 150 miles per hour
LifeLine medic joins in Rotary Club meeting.
- Westport Kicks off the Ho-Ho-Holidays Westport celebrates the holiday season with its annual Tree Lighting ceremony.
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Practicing the true meaning of the day
Local church puts into motion what the Thanksgiving holiday is truly all about.
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South Decatur teacher resigns
An unfortunate development has forced South Decatur teacher and coach Shane Billingsley to resign.
“We’re extremely disappointed the situation has come up,” said superintendent Dr. Bob Cupp. “Shane has been a good teacher and a good coach.”
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