Greensburg, IN News

• Greensburg, IN News
• Man faces drug, battery charges
• South Park to host Memorial Day program
• Mushroom hunters prove to be fun guys
• Crash Gladys makes a pitstop in Greensburg
• Week for Wishes ends optimistically
• Relay touts big numbers
• "Kindy 500" a fun fest for all
• School's out!
• FSA reminds producers to file Annual Report of Acreage
• Surviving Decatur County's storm season
• Strawberry Festival date announced
• GoGreensburg silent auction
• Running Clinic ready to take off
• Man held after assaulting police
• Greensburg Optimists honor Herpel
• Woman charged with theft, battery
• Challenge continues as school year ends
• Animal shelter donation
• National Police Week underway
• Religious panel highlights Chautauqua
• Relay For Life paints the town purple
• Make a Wish: Dreams come true
• YMCA offers free summer lunches
• GoGreensburg a "Back Home Again" finalist
• St. Mary's student wins art contest
• Cougar Cabaret set for Saturday
• Top NCAA executive attends Chautauqua
• Ripley Co. teen dies in ORV crash
• Indy meteorologist visits NDHS
• Ain't nothin' but the coonhound days
• Early Learning Pre-school closing
• Five face multiple drug charges
• Final local election round-up
• Honda hosts V.I.P. visitors
• Change in emerald ash borer quarantine
• Famous Woodstock couple visits NDHS
• Duke assists Animal Shelter
• Applications for EMA director being accepted
• Farmers Market kicks off summer season
• Charges filed in Dearborn County murder
• Swimming lessons offered soon
• Shafer recognized with Hoosier Hospitality Award
• Post office warns of spam
• Five injured in three vehicle crash
• Off to see the wizard
• "Week for Wishes" begins Monday
• Chautauqua hosts "Night of Heroes"
• Local man faces multiple charges
• Chautauqua hosts "Night of Heroes"
• Westport church moving into the future
• Gas Creek discussion
• Farmers' Market opens Friday
• Williams campaign finds hometown support
• Messer successful at home
• Decatur County Primary winners
• Police pursuit ends in crash
• Three arrested in drug bust
• NDHS soils team places at nationals
• The beep goes on
• Courthouse hosts Day of Prayer
• Dinner, dance to benefit local boy
• GCHS prom court
• GJHS prom court
• Daniels endorses Messer for Congress
• TQ winner
• White hopes "blueprint" is a map for success
• Area Plan Commission approves rezoning request
• Former Town Marshal faces felony charges
• Nobel Laureates Peace Summit: Day 3
• Local Foundation awards scholarships
• Ziemke working hard for votes
• Littles race alongside midgets at GoGreensburg
• Nobel Laureates Peace Summit: Day 2
• GoGreensburg a water-logged success
• Adults run for GoGreensburg
• GoGreensburg ends with TQ midget racing
• Williams touts leadership, values
• Messer visits Clarksburg fire station
• Semi overturns on I-74
• Drug Take Back
• Harvey focused on jobs, economy
• Big wheels keep on turnin' for GoGreensburg
• Saturday's fun run a success
• Chasteen honored by Optimist Club
• Westport ready for the circus
• World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates: Day One
• Westport Baptist strikes "Gold"
• Upland reservoir open for anglers
• Williams endorsed by IFB
• Scholarships presented Tuesday
• Local Girl Scouts donate for DCMH kids
• Big Wheel's Big Trophy
• Bookout Bookout adds economic acumen to District 6 race
• Stewart's mother treasures Foundation
• GoGreensburg parade lineup set
• Drug take-back set for Saturday
• Meals on Wheels celebrates volunteerism
• One seriously injured in three vehicle crash
• Corruption cases hard to pursue
• Texaco Country Showdown kicks off Saturday
• Beverage House decorates for GoGreensburg
• DSI Gala set for June
• Chamber welcomes new business to town
• Local sorority holds 5k race
• IMS historian visits Greensburg
• Make sure you get a tax bill
• Water system flushing
• Candidate's signs stolen, vandalized
• Parsons trial postponed
• Honda celebrates production of Acura ILX
• Vectren revs up GoGreensburg
• Library names contest winners
• Awaiting new rules prompted by State Fair tragedy
• Chicago hosts Gorbachev, Carter, Dalai Lama and locals
• Protecting yourself from I.D. theft
• Emergency training
• Circus heading to Westport
• 3 charged with drug-related crimes
• Aspen Place Health Campus to open soon
• Bruns Memorial 5K set for Saturday
• Moving ceremony dedicates Parsons bench
• Commissioners approve Justice Assistance Grant
• "Fueling up" on food for GoGreensburg
• Cattlemens Restaurant & Lounge reopens
• Car strikes Subway storefront
• Pinwheels decorate courthouse lawn
• Smiley wins Lilly Scholarship
• Many college freshmen not college ready
• Five arrested in Jennings County
• One killed, one injured in Ripley Co. crash
• School board approves new PCs
• Parsons Ride set for June 16
• North Decatur readying for Spring Chautauqua
• "GoGreensburg" ready to run
• Miller endorses Bates for Congress
• Messer picks up endorsements
• Tax bills on their way
• First Lady Daniels visits NDES
• DCMH brings ReCharge to the Chargers
• Local conservation district to offer free trees
• Optimists to gather in Greensburg
• Students get "mooving" at Ag Day Fair
• Rep. Frye hosts county commissioners
• Drug education program headed to GHS
• Holton couple arrested for Walmart theft
• Honda powers GoGreensburg Parade
• Ag Day
• Westport swears in new town Marshall
• Carousel plans golf outing
• Death investigation continues in Aurora
• Williams endorsed by Right to Life
• Historical Society annual dinner approaching
• Local family takes a stand on crime
• Knights of Columbus plans benefit
• Kids "hop to it" at ABATE Easter Egg Hunt
• Easter Bunny comes to Walgreens
• Community project races ahead
• Chamber of Commerce debuts discount program
• DCMH media manager wins Mayo Clinic contest
• EMA to hire full-time Director
• BZA/Plan Commission grant requests
• Hospital Foundation welcomes board members
• Cardboard cut-outs to decorate Greensburg
• Antique show offers cash for collectibles
• Students attend panel discussion
• Ag Day Fair coming Tuesday
• Report card grades community assets
• Spirit, heart mark evening at Indiana Live
• Bates to visit Greensburg Tuesday
• Clerk's office announces absentee hours
• 82 recognized for academic achievement
• Day of healthy hunting a rousing success
• Columbus Career Fair today (4/4)
• Full spring agenda for Council
• Book design contest underway
• Tax statements on the way
• Commissioners hear highway reports
• Registration deadline April 9
• Devin Parsons remembered as hero
• Man charged with dealing meth
• Local Workforce board seeks greater autonomy
• Hogsett praises law enforcement
• Chamber hosts IOSHA, discusses safety
• Cougar FCCLA travels to Leadership Conference
• Man held on child molestation charges
• YMCA helps resolutions meet solutions
• Honda announces leadership change
• First Baptist readies Easter program
• Extension Office to hold open house
• Votes may bring 'Bully' to Indianapolis
• Clerk's office announces absentee hours
• Registration deadline April 9
• Tax statements on the way
• Project ongoing
• Charger FFA helps tornado victims
• Rural Water honors Keller
• Cougars get down to "Business"
• Flag of her father
• Curtain rises Thursday at SDHS
• Jazz concert heading to Westport
• Hospital Foundation "adopts" room
• Versailles District welcomes two new troopers
• Supreme Court ruling impacts prosecutors' speech
• Mailbox vandalism a serious crime
• Parsons vigil set for Saturday
• Fresenius encourages kidney awareness
• Springtime is animal maintenance time
• Hampton departs Westport Town Marshal's office
• Conviction, principal topics of Lincoln Day Dinner
• Peterson faces quartet of felonies for meth
• Spring time is animal-maintenance time
• Warm weather brings spring break fun
• Berkemeier, Hart farms awarded for 150 years
• Local young lady strives to clean up Greensburg
• Blessings through hard work
• Frye hosts educator forum
• Breakfast to benefit tornado victims
• SDHS academic victory
• Pancake breakfast to benefit local boy
• DSI strives to bring out the best
• Farm Bureau District 8 meeting March 24
• Picker's Paradise opens Greensburg location
• Two held on meth charges
• School Board considers technological blueprint
• Road closure notice
• Slow progress on reforming government
• DCMH festivities planned for Aug. 4
• Ind. man gets life for killing 5 in drug dispute
• School board weighs field trip options
• Westport man demands action on vicious animals
• Man held on multiple drug charges
• GJHS to stage offbeat comedy western
• 64 recognized for academic achievement
• Living with chronic conditions
• SDES Kindergarten Round-Up set for April 3
• Ball raises Relay funds
• Crone adds reason to the campaign trail
• EDC move marked by City Hall ceremony
• Fish fry to benefit Holton
• Mental health a medical issue
• Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• Plan Commission clears the way for new home
• NDES Kindergarten Enrollment Day set for April 3
• BZA vote allows FCS construction to proceed
• Community support fulfills Ray dream
• NDHS puts on Dreamcoat
• Tornado relief effort underway
• Final Winter Market SaturdayFinal Winter Market Saturday
• Alzheimer's forum offers education, support
• Council weighs funding, grant options
• Locks donation a lesson in love
• Tomson's business earns Maverick acclaim
• Fashion show fun for kids and families
• Bowl for Kids' Sake rolls on
• Courthouse to join in 500 fun
• Moman touts importance of reading
• STOK hosts annual event
• Southeast Indiana tornado assistance organized
• Westport Church to auction old building
• Alzheimer's forum provides information, support
• Extreme tornado damage in southern Indiana
• Turkey fundraiser helps Bread of Life
• Municipal Airport welcomes new equipment
• Bowl for Kids' sake auction items announced
• Damage to cemeteries calls respect into question
• Holton suffers severe tornado damage
• Nahmias honored as United Fund Volunteer of the Year
• Man injured in Westport accident
• DCCS board accepts Roach resignation
• Joint operation nets two arrests
• DCMH to hold summer birthday bash
• Sheriff's Department to purchase new cruisers
• Aviation Board modifies hangar rentals
• Traffic stop goes awry
• Greensburg man faces felony charges
• "Day of Dance" focuses on heart health
• White advocates for vendor list
• Hankins fundraiser a success
• White supports agbioscience
• Yanos endorses Bates
• Booster station honors Rogers
• Heritage House gets high tech
• Wickens is candidate for Circuit Court Judge
• Four women face theft charges
• Heitzman files for District 6
• DCCF ReLeaf grant applications available
• ARC Mardi Gras raises awareness
• County candidates set for May Primary
• BZA grants variance, exemption to local businesses
• Leising supports expanding school choice
• Body of suspect in shooting incident found
• United Fund welcomes new board members
• Toy lighters no game to Frye
• Euchre tournament benefits Special Olympics
• "Mardi Draw" kicks off Gala ticket sales
• Careful shopping required for healthy eating
• Shots fired during traffic stop
• Lugar to speak in Greensburg
• Local leaders endorse Messer
• Edelweiss House keeps family focus
• Annual bridal, prom show a success
• Williams joins in national YMCA advocacy
• Men face charges in artifacts digging
• Booster station honors Rogers
• Shelbyville Smoker's Host sold $34.5 million Hoosier Lotto jackpot winning ticket
• Heritage House gets high tech
• Legislature looks at expanding historic preservation tax credits
• Wildlife spreads its wing at Morning Breeze
• Bowl for Kids Sake set for March 4
• Officials ramp up efforts to contain measles
• Board happy with student accomplishments
• St. Paul man arrested on drug charges
• Traffic violation leads to cocaine arrest
• Archery program hits its mark
• "Student-friendly bill" may aid students
• Chili cookoff set for Feb. 24
• Tourism grant monies available
• Westport receives $10,000 grant
• I-74 bus crash injures two
• Moeller continues District 55 campaign
• Fire victims receiving assistance
• Moeller seeks nod in District 55
• School board considers summer upgrades
• Fluid overflows with fun
• Bridal and Prom Show Feb. 19
• Harvey, White vie for votes
• School Board addresses 2016 diploma changes
• Rush County leaders endorse Messer
• Williams addresses Tea Party, fields questions
• Occupants escape without injury
• Two dead in Tuesday night crash
• DCMH has significant economic impact
• Bates addresses Tea Party, fields questions
• Statehouse action resumes after game break
• Super Bowl experience was a winner
• DCCF announces grant opportunities
• Meth lab numbers continue to rise
• Daffodil Days program inspires hope
• Commissioners approve grant application
• Medical mission a success for First Baptist
• Sexual predator arrested
• Dr. Bennett plans polar plunge
• GPD arrests three, issues felony charges
• Semi overturns on SR 3
• Off-duty trooper makes three arrests
• Library releases 2011 annual report
• Best Super Bowl ad? Vote for your favorite
• Concepts staff comfortable in new location
• Wenning wins conservation award
• County BZA elects 2012 officers
• County Plan Commission welcomes newest member
• Library reaches agreement with Bartholomew counterpart
• Bread of Life readies for turkey dinner
• Bates pledges Reagan conservatism
• Maverick Challenge sparked local idea
• Traffic stop leads to heroin arrest
• New Directions forges new focus
• Three face felony drug charges
• Local students compete in business challenge
• Lawmakers honor Cheer Fund legacy
• Burney 50-year firefighter honored
• Science on display at GES
• Battle to keep rural Hoosiers connected
• ARC hosts financial planning meeting
• NFL determined not to repeat Dallas debacle
• BBBS, changing one life at a time
• WindStream Technologies TurboMills spin off assembly line
• C4 open house a success
• South Decatur FCCLA visits Heritage House
• Aviation Board elects officers
• State Farm building damaged in accident
• Hairdressers fight controversial bill
• Committee OKs Leising's writing, scholarship bill
• Unions use Daniels' words against him
• DCUF marks a year of successes
• Homeless survey conducted today
• Former Premier AG site razed
• Frye and McMillin host Town Hall
• Frye, Rosenberry collaborate on sexual battery statute
• White announces candidacy
• Ice storm leads to weekend accidents
• Two dead in Jennings County plane crash
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• Main Street Greensburg offers memorial benches
• "Mommy, I want a big brother or sister!"
• Human Services holds election
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Messer files for 6th District seat
• Girls just want to have fun
• Family practitioner
• Right to Work a divisive issue
• Plan Commission moves to annex Upland Reservoir
• ACCDC offers Evening of Sweet Dreams
• North Vernon man facing additional charges
• North Vernon man facing two felony charges
• Cain wins GJHS Geographic Bee
• Sheriff, GPD issue messaging-scam warning
• County Highway Department ready for winter
• Drug bust leads to four arrests
• Domestic incident results in multiple felony charges
• C4 program holds open house tonight
• Young singers to perform in Fort Wayne
• Day files for Decatur County Circuit Court Judge
• FCS celebrates growth with groundbreaking
• Williams has fun, dogs on campaign trail
• South Decatur Elementary holds attendance party
• Sweet fundraiser demonstrates broad love
• Fundamentals of Ag brings livestock to North
• Relay for Life kicks off 2012
• Court seeks child advocates
• Williams files for District 55 seat
• Decatur County EMA advises caution
• School board to search for replacement building
• Colorado school gives students a second chance
• Girl Scout cookie season arrives
• Science on display at GJHS
• Leising to seek another term
• Acura ILX concept debuts
• GCS Board strives to cut costs
• Cain wins GJHS Geographic Bee
• Winter Market Saturday
• School Board declares building financially unsustainable
• Special Olympics supporters prepare for Polar Plunge
• Right to Life plans annual memorial
• Two arrested in theft of vehicle
• Switzerland Co. man facing child molesting charges
• North Decatur sponsors European trip
• Local woman receives double lung transplant
• DuBois finds home with practice
• First responders receive, share information
• Woman arrested after calling for "help"
• One killed, four injured in two-vehicle crash
• One killed, four injured in two-vehicle crash
• 2012 brings election changes
• Grant funding further secures New Directions
• St. Mary's to host Chili Carnival
• Westhafer announces retirement
• Local man faces multiple charges
• One arrested after bringing gun to GCHS
• Jefferson County man faces burglary charges
• Indiana Senate pushes sex-trafficking bill forward
• One arrested after bringing gun to GCHS
• DCMH appoints Banks EMS Director
• BOW discusses projects, opens bids
• City Council alters speed ordinance
• House Dems try stall tactic to stop "right to work" bill
• YMCA offers Resolution Solution
• Mayor: City has many 2012 plans
• Cunningham to enter professional racing circuit
• Daniels lifts new security measures
• County Commissioners hold first 2012 meeting
• Greensburg gym resolves to maintain fitness
• Vigilance, cooperation net burglary arrest
• GPD halts illegal business, nets three arrests
• DCCF Fund supports park
• Newly-elected officials sworn in
• United Fund meets 2011 goal
• Harlem Globetrotters to visit Batesville
• Downtown businesses sport new looks
• Local podiatrist saves feet, educates families
• Stuart memorial effort brings closure
• 4-Hers visit Morning Breeze
• Gauck wins farming discussion contest
• Family inspires podiatrist's work
• Winning and losing weight at the Y
• Delivering Cheer a 100-year tradition
• First Christian ready for rockin' New Year
• Church offers families Christmas help
• Westport Christian Church offers grief counseling
• Dot's legacy continues with toy donation
• United Fund meets 2011 goal
• Vigilance, cooperation net burglary arrest
• Greensburg students donate to Cheer Fund
• Three involved in head-on crash
• Homeschool basketball gets kids out of the house
• Wenning elected Decatur County auditor
• Tea Party leader backs Bates
• Greensburg holiday trash schedule
• Salvation Army needs volunteers
• Santa visits Westport
• GES students learn about business
• Decatur, Jennings counties to cooperate for winter
• One injured in New Point fire
• Santa brings blankets to Hickory Creek
• Christmas sing-a-along a last-minute success
• Cheer Fund gaining momentum
• Rural King hosts shelter adoption
• McNally new YMCA Child Care Director
• Patriot's Pen winners honored
• Spirit of Women showcase cheesecake, cheer
• Greensburg Holiday trash schedule
• Lt. Governor visits Greensburg
• Decatur County YMCA preparing for 100th anniversary
• Republican Women induct new leaders
• Commissioners receive state-wide award
• Christmas sing-a-long planned for Saturday
• CCI Christmas donation a blessing to Bread of Life
• Cheer Fund elves go to work
• Christmas fun at Historical Museum
• Greensburg Honda to build new Acura
• Young Chargers support BBBS
• DSI calls for volunteers
• Locals eligible for home repair grant
• Sleigh bells ring at museum open house
• "Big Game" offers big employment opportunities
• Authorities offer holiday safety tips
• Winter Market Saturday
• Legion honors first responders
• City Council closes 2011
• Frye hosts casual commissioner collaboration
• Greensburg Rotary Club honors Karazsia
• Invitation to participate in patriotism
• Reps. McMillin, Frye: Bring the Internet to your home
• Bell ringing time again!
• Cougar FCCLA lends Shelter a hand
• Police intervention stops Walmart theft
• Chargers celebrate Yuletide with music
• GJHS draws string on new archery program
• Commissioners encourage community involvement
• Tops builds home safety with GFD donation
• Westport moves forward with sewage overhaul
• Railroad work a complicated process
• Trinity burns path to future
• Parsons Foundation partners with New Directions
• One dead after fiery crash on I-65
• Don't forget!
• Commission discusses paving projects
• Local boy decorates mailboxes for good
• Sheriff urges cautious winter driving
• Weight restriction placed on US 52 bridge
• Herbert endorses White for State Rep.
• Varied perspectives marked Chautauqua
• ABATE gears up for Christmas celebration
• Greensburg's Tri Kappa accepting grant applications
• Tiernon highlights journalism career options
• Brokaw producer visits Greensburg
• First Baptist to present A Song in the Air
• Here we snow
• Ison trial moved, location undecided
• Yuletide Dinner Saturday
• United Fund campaign reaches 91 percent
• Court TV reporter leads off autumn Chautaqua
• Greensburg first graders lend Santa a hand
• McCullough sentenced, put on house arrest
• South FFA headed to state
• Michigan Avenue railroad crossing less bumpy
• Catch-A-Ride alters schedule
• Act of kindness brings Wounded Warriors to NDES
• Christmas season begins with Downtown Holiday Walk
• Teens speak at annual Optimist forum
• Journalism to be featured at Chautauqua
• Holiday trash pickup
• Honda Manufacturing of Indiana Receives National Safety Award
• Westport hosts "Santa's Village"
• Moose Lodge migrates to new facility
• Hogsett highlights year of accomplishments
• Agape Center offers hope to those in need
• DCCS board examines ongoing construction
• Tree City Run brings families together for fitness
• BZA committee to revise sign ordinance
• Santa arrving soon in Westport
• DCCF strives to Releaf Decatur County
• Rush County Heritage receives Governor's Award
• Wilhoit to receive history award
• Cheer Fund increases 2011 goal
• Hickory Creek assisting in sweet welcome for returning troops
• Gallery hosts Hoosier Salon, featured at Second Friday
• GJHS takes Beauty and the Beast to stage
• St. Mary's highlights grandparents, fabric of family
• Winter Market starts Saturday
• EMA to hire full-time Director
• Reality Store returns Tuesday
• Reece seeks council seat
• Wagner seeks council seat
• Area groups to honor military personnel
• Benefit planned for Laurel shooting victims
• Drug drop-off to make streets safer
• Thriving with diabetes
• Train ride planned to support downtown
• Unpaid billions: Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• Preparing for a safe Halloween
• DAR honors 2011 Good Citizens
• Rotary hosts Auditor Berry, talks transparency
• E-Commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• City official claims sexual harassment
• In the Balance
• Greensburg Honda plant starts second shift
• Turkey dinner planned to support Adult Center
• Additional elements join "Trunk or Treat" fun
• Beans the centerpiece of charitable festival
• Teen drama and musical group, Mishpachas, Inc.
• "Trunk or Treat" offers something sweet
• Michigan Road named Historic Byway
• Homemakers preparing for day of fun
• Absentee voting starts Monday
• Kiwanis Club donates $1,000 to Riley
• Rotary to host Ind. Auditor Berry
• Local man publishes children's book
• South Spell Bowl qualifies for state
• Commissioners address bridges, holidays
• Evening of fun highlights women's health
• Haunted Woods offers spooky weekend fun
• Debbie Thomas book available, concert planned
• Frazier campaign takes flight
• Optimist Club honors all Decatur County firefighters
• GCHS hopes for laughs at Variety Show
• Vibrant Lives: Down Syndrome Awareness Part 3
• Jackson to profile Wilder at library
• GCS Board approves balanced calendar
• GES students enjoy fire education
• City of Greensburg candidates
• Voter registration deadline Tuesday
• Tree City Tea Party: Change from bottom to top
• Homemakers enjoy Achievement Night
• South FFCLA attends conference
• Shopping Scramble helps feed Meals on Wheels
• Apple Fest welcomes guests this weekend
• Workshop encourages keeping farms in the family
• Skydive fulfills dream for divers with disabilities
• DCCS recieves Energy Star award
• City Council sets Trick or Treat hours
• Greensburg Class of '65 creates legacy at DCCF
• Safely terrified for Halloween
• EMA Council discusses CERT program
• Library to host ghost hunter
• Commissioners vote to amend courthouse hours
• Evidence obtained in Franklin Co. murders
• Democrats come together for dinner
• Ziemke announces candidacy for House of Reps
• Rachel's Challenge encourages positive change
• Historic Commission approves design guidelines
• Tressler pleads guilty to neglect
• Man arrested is "person of interest"
• Multiple murder details released
• Health & Business Expo slated in Westport
• Head Start preschool drops by Skydive Greensburg
• The other party on the block
• Carman Crowned Miss Tree city
• Baker-McLaughlin announces Clerk-Treasurer candidacy
• Gilliland-Howe to host safety fair
• Silly Safari offers kids a taste of the wild
• Local group participates in Walk to End Alzheimer's
• Parade spirit not dampened by rain
• Miss Tree City awaits her crown
• Day of fun thanks area businesses
• Breast cancer golf outing a success
• Wrestling show to benefit Lupus Foundation
• Collision victim speaks out
• Cruisin' to support Bread of Life
• Local Actor Brings Mark Twain Home
• Impaired driving causes dual collisions
• Hickory Creek donates Alzheimer's books to library
• All-American Girls reminisce in Greensburg
• Absentee voting begins Oct. 24
• Baking contest comes to fall festival
• United Fund Day of Caring a success
• Voter registration deadline approaching
• Field Day to discuss wildlife, forestry
• Six Vie for Miss Tree City Crown
• High School College Fair Keeps Growing
• All-American Girls Reminisce in Greensburg
• Upcoming Conference Aims for Happy Kids, Families, Lives
• Appalachia Spotlight Gathers Community at Circle S Ranch
• Hospital Foundation Outing a Success
• Festive Tradition Continues at Crackaway Daze
• First Baptist to Host Dominican Concert
• United Fund Making a Difference in 2011
• GCS Emphasizes Respect
• DCCS Board Considers Balanced Schedule
• Henderson to Speak the "Hunting Truth"
• St. Mary's Students "Fiddle" With Fun
• City Celebrates Lincoln Street Completion
• Appalachia to be Focus of Spotlight Event
• Low Interest Loans Available to Storm Damage Victims
• Foxy Ladies Take a Swing at Breast Cancer
• Local Library Going to the Dogs
• GCS Board Sees Academic Improvements
• Habitat for Humanity and MainSource Team Up for Demoliton Project
• County Looks to 2012 Budget of $7.48 Million
• Local Shrimp Harvest a Festive Occasion
• DCON Project Continues for Local Students
• SDHS Hosts Twain Performance Sept. 17
• Now Accepting Donations for Parsons Memorial Ride
• City, County Observe 9/11 Remembrance
• Airport Awareness Day Brings Aviation Down to Earth
• Archaeology Day Brings Past to Present
• Area Residents Clean Up with Tox-Away Day
• Scheidler Finds Common Ground in 9/11 Project
• Local Tea Party Urges Community to Show their Flags
• 12-Month Drug Investigation Nets Multiple Arrests
• Greensburg Residents Share 9/11 Memories
• Greensburg Schools to Host Rachel's Challenge Program
• Hickory Creek Residents Donate Quilt to Domestic Violence Victims
• City Council Discusses Complete, Incomplete Projects
• Deadline Approaching for Foundation Grants
• Local Son Watches from Above
• Commissioners Address District Boundaries, Storage, Safety
• Fogg Gives Locks to Those in Need
• Westport Kiwanis to Provide Weekend of Free Entertainment
• Notice to Property Owners
• Historical Society Museum to Celebrate Archaeology, Native American History
• Greensburg Tri-Kappa to Hold Annual 5K Race
• North Students See Possibility in Researching DCON
• Decatur County Annual Farm Bureau Meeting, 2011
• Local 12-Year-Old Participates in National Nerf Tournament
• Cause of Deadly Trailer Fire Undeterminable, Case Closed
• USO benefit ride set for Sept. 10
• CAC Grant Applications Available
• Labor Day Planning
• Day Planned to Promote Airport Awareness
• Board of Aviation Commissioners Approves Purchase of Snow Truck
• Fall Festival Embarks on New Weekend with Same Family Fun
• Decatur County Farm Bureau Incorporated to hold Annual Meeting
• Trio of Upcoming Events Allow Area Residents to Get Healthy This Fall
• Strand Awarded as 2011 Educator of the Year
• Annual Decatur County 'Tox-Away Day' Sept. 10
• Big Brothers/Big Sisters Lunches "AIM" to Provide Mentors for Area Children
• AFL-CIO Wages Selected for Common Construction
• FEMA Denies State's Appeal for Federal Storm Assistance
• County Schools Under Construction
• BOAC Discusses Snow, Repairs, Upcoming Public Hearing
• St. Mary's to Hold Weekend Festival
• Back to School for Greensburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Williams Announces Candidacy for State Representative
• Buell's Dedication to Family, Community Honored with Trail
• Power of Past Offered 22nd Weekend of Fun, History
• Local Women Recovering From State Fair Tragedy
• Greensburg Community Schools Weighs Possibility of "Balanced" Schedule
• Collision at Carver and Sheridan Streets Serves as Safe Driving Reminder
• City Works Toward 2012 Budget
• Town of New Point Selects New Council, Clerk-Treasurer
• Recent Incidents Highlight Food Safety Concerns
• New Point Town Council and Clerk-Treasurer Elections to be Held Thursday
• Commissioners Discuss Roads, Bridges
• St. Mary's Inaugural Kickball Classic Set for Sept. 17
• Benefit Ride Planned for Stuart's Headstone
• Successful Shred Day Saves, Replaces Trees
• GPD: Use Caution in Door to Door Sales
• Nominations Underway for Decatur Countians of Note
• County Schools Refinance to Save Nearly $100,000
• J.D. Power and Associates Honors Greensburg's Honda Plant
• Greensburg School Board Discusses RISE Program, Readies Itself for New School Year
• Downtown Business Damaged by Fire
• Daily News Backpack Drive Provides Tools for School
• Reece Seeks City Council Seat, Promises Straight Talk
• McCullough Resigns from Sheriff's Department
• Class of 1956 Holds 55th Anniversary Reunion
• Discount Available for Hospital Foundation Tournament
• Local Law Enforcement, Superintendents Discuss Back to School Safety
• DC Prosecutor Proposes Expansion of Sexual Battery Definition
• Ribbon Cut at Foster Estate Planning
• Broadway Project Completed
• APC Discusses Sewage Treatment, Development Planning
• Local Man Charged with Solicitation of a Minor
• City Council Discusses Lincoln Street, Broadway
• Family Safe After Trailer Fire
• Business Conference Offers Guidance, Support for Women
• Commissioners Discuss Business, Service
• Buying Local: A Fruitful Adventure
• CVS Robbery Suspect Found Dead East of Greensburg
• Death of Batesville Teen Brings County Drug Problem to Light
• Annual Pleine Art Paint-Out to be Held Aug. 5
• Harvey Announces Candidacy For State Rep. District 55
• Lions Ready to Grill
• "Shred for Good Day" Encourages Area Recycling
• Rotary Exchange Student Discusses Time Spent in France
• Tower Tree Truck Classic Shows Off Semis, Attracts Celebrities
• Ten Days to Broadway Project Completion
• New Directions Offers Hope For Prevention of Domestic Abuse
• Chamber Outing Brings Businesses, Golfers Together
• Local Chambers to Host Women in Business Conference
• Cox Earns Tom Swain Champion Title
• State Sets Wednesday Deadline for Storm Data
• Commissioners Receive Small Business Update
• Soil Health Workshop Offers Ideas for Change
• McCullough Charged With Battery, Placed on Leave
• Honda to Start Second Shift, Add 1,000 Jobs Oct. 24
• Logistics Firm Bringing Jobs to Decatur County
• Pie Eating Contest a Fast Success
• Tomson is 2011 Tom Swain Champion
• Meat and Pygmy Goats Continue Goat Competitions
• Cox, Richardson to Represent Swine
• Teams Wrestle Hogs in Sunday Night Event
• Decatur County Homemakers Craft Puppy Pillows for Riley Hospital
• Rabbit Show Contestants Bring the Heat
• Storm Damage Reporting Crucial to Financial Assistance
• Teams Wrestle Hogs in Sunday Night Event
• Heat a Concern at Poultry Show
• 4-H King and Queen Crowned
• Horses Kick-off 4-H Livestock Shows
• 4-H Sheep Seen Saturday
• Alleged Child Molester Back in Local Custody
• Tree County Players to Celebrate 40 Years with Gala
• Geis Steps Up as New President of DC School Board
• Westport Burglaries Alarm Public, Cause Increased Police Presence
• Police Respond to Victim With Knife Wound in Throat
• Man Arrested on Charges of Sexual Misconduct with a Minor
• 4-H Tractor Operations Contestants Mow Through Competition
• United Fund Partners with Carousel to Improve Education
• 2011 Decatur County Fair Arrives
• Anonymous Call, Burglaries Lead Local Law to Westport Meth Arrests
• Richey/Richey Works Featured in July at Art on the Square
• Downtown Cruise-In
• Camp Rainbow Special Needs Program
• Tower Tree Truck Classic Set to Roll In
• Westport Celebrates 175 Years with Day of Fun
• Two Arrested for Alleged Cocaine Possession, Burglary
• Commissioners Talk Updates, Upkeep
• Keeping Cool Cats (and Dogs) In Hot Weather
• Parade, fireworks enjoyed by community
• 4-H Dog Show Participants Show Their Stuff
• Animal Shelter Holds First Fireworks Night Open House
• New Law Offers Legal Protection for Agritourism
• Community Welcomes New Technology Business
• Hospital Foundation Grants Awarded
• Hospice Golf Tournament Raises $30,000 for Local Clients
• Immunization update
• Decatur County Fair Queen
• Wallace Campaigns for Governor on Fiscal Issues
• Census 2010: Change in Indiana
• Memorial Golf Outing to Raise Funds for NDHS Athletics
• Healthy Fair Brings Variety of Vendors and Attractions
• Seven Vie for Miss Decatur County Crown
• Independence Day Fireworks Show Sunday
• Blotter 0630
• Animal Shelter to Join In Sunday Celebration
• BOAC Approves Lease For Skydive
• Local Alzheimer's Support Group Hopeful About New Test
• Board Finishes Preparations for 4-H Fair
• Main Street Greensburg Receives Endangered Places Grant for Historic YMCA
• Fourth of July Parade 2011
• Greensburg FFA Receives Charter at State Convention
• Batesville Fire & Rescue Teams Up with Randy Frye for "Run with a Rep" July 9
• Residents Claim Sightings of Unidentified Large Black Animal
• Decatur County Fugitive Arrested in Texas
• Tree City Classics Holds Car Show for Make-a-Wish Foundation
• Decatur Developmental Industries Holds Summer Gala
• LEPC Approves Funding for Area Agencies
• Kelley Arrested in Texas on Decatur County Charges
• Decatur County Stop Completes Cross-Country Adventure
• Jones Charged With Murder of Devin Parsons
• United Fund Provides $1,358 to Agency in Need
• Hickory Creek Holds Silent Auction
• Arts and Cultural Council to Host 'Sing A Song'
• Honda's Greensburg Plant Receives Platinum Plant Quality Award
• EDC Discusses New Business Recruiting at Annual Meeting
• Esamann Glad to Serve Fellow Hoosiers
• Local Church Group to Travel to Nicaragua
• North and South FFA Enjoy Successful Convention
• Tri Kappa to Sponsor 4th of July Parade
• Fair Events Should Make For a "Fair" Week
• Lego Camp Prepares Kids For High-Tech World
• County Council Sets Budget Schedule
• Commissioners Brave Weather, Continue Working
• Blues, Grooves and Spirits Festival Entertains at the Orchard
• Local Son Elected as Regional VP at FFA Convention
• Sheriff's Youth Leadership Camp Coming up July 5 - 7
• Relay for Life Goes on Despite Rain, Storms
• Fireworks A Fun Way To Celebrate, Safely
• Aaron's Plans Pool Party for Tornado Victims and Volunteers
• Daniels Talks Education During Greensburg Visit
• Cross-Country Journey to Support Military Service
• Local Group Investigates The Paranormal
• Star Baptist Happy With Bell Project Results
• "Pandamania" Encouraged at St. Mary's VBS
• Memorial Fund Established for Devin Parsons
• Local Man Arrested For Domestic Battery
• Gravel On SR 3 Causes Headaches
• 2011 Relay for Life: Colors for a Cure
• Share the News!
• United Fund Gives $30,642 in Special Grants
• Hickory Creek to Host Silent Auction June 23
• Big Brothers Big Sisters To Host 5k Run/Walk
• Herbert is June Optimist Youth of the Month
• Gala Planned to Support Local Clients
• Dollar Tree Celebrates New Spot
• K-B Holds First "Helping Hands" Yard Sale
• A Good Cut For A Great Cause
• City Has Issued 13 Permits
• Two Burglaries Equals Four Arrests for DCSD
• Support for Parsons' Siblings
• Tree City Classics Annual Show June 26
• Relay gets mayoral support
• TCP Brings Charlie Brown To Life
• Star Baptist Bell Receives New Housing
• Road Closure in Greensburg
• Use Caution In Donating for Devin Parsons
• Lecher May Take Job With DC Schools, Resign School Board
• BOAC Discusses Temporary Facilities of Skydive
• Hogsett Promotes Protection of Hoosier Children
• Magic Show Offers Suspense and Surprise
• Safe Families Reaches Out to Decatur County
• Bike-A-Thon Rolls Out Cash For Cancer Research
• Auxiliary Gives Back to DCMH
• Parsons Died of Blunt Force Trauma
• Fatal Fire Remains Under Investigation
• St. Mary's Property Annexed by City
• Boating Mishap Claims Life of Brookville Man
• Arts and Cultural Council to Host Festival
• One Dead in Wake of House Fire
• Emergency Response, Service Clubs Topics For Commissioners
• Child allegedly beaten to death by mother
• Two Arrested After Death of Devin Parsons
• Pirate Grads Grateful for Support, Ready to Dream
• Wolford Family Carries Memories in Move to Illinois
• Devin Parsons Identified as Victim of Alleged Murder
• One Found Dead in Greensburg
• Brown Joins Daily News Staff
• Historical Society Hits Summer Running
• Nine Churches Join Forces to Care for Community
• Fur'ocious About Summer Reading Program
• Little Athletes Have Fun at St. Mary's Olympics
• City, County Review Emergency Plans
• County Awaits FEMA Emergency Disaster Declaration
• Covered Bridge Festival This Weekend
• Greensburg Farmers' Market Opens Friday
• Permits Required to Sell Door-To-Door
• Take Steps to Fight Digestive Disease
• Swim Pool Opening Delayed Until Friday
• Rep. Frye Helps Westport Honor Veterans
• Student Effort Creates New Portal to New Directions
• Boil advisory
• How to apply for a job at Honda
• Honda to Add Shift, 1,000 Jobs
• Memorial Day
• North Class of 2011 Encouraged to Dream
• Cougars Class of 2011 Graduates
• Strawberry Festival Coming
• BOAC Discusses Airport Destruction, Skydive Hangar
• Many Hands Help Park, Fairgrounds Recover
• Greensburg Administration Building Hit Hard By Storms
• Memorial Day Monday
• Storms Bring Devastation To Rolling Meadows
• Cooperation Credited with Area's Resilience
• Greensburg Moves Forward on Storm Cleanup, Recovery
• Injuries In Town Minimal, Hospital Officials Say
• Greensburg Free Methodist Church Closes After 48 Years
• A.G. Zoeller Holds Conference at Courthouse
• Young Artists Recognized by Arts and Cultural Council
• Greensburg, Decatur County Battle Mother Nature
• Skydive Asks BOAC For OK To Place Trailers
• Failure to Communicate a Concern
• Messer Announces Campaign
• Canine a beloved visitor at local facility
• Scheidler Remembered for Kindness, Leadership
• Heartbreak: Bright's Farm Suffers Severe Damage
• Having Fun at the Dairy
• Two Men Arrested On Multiple Burglary Charges
• Theft of American Flag Shakes Local Veteran
• Westport, Letts, Millhousen Worst Hit by Storms
• Franklin County 4-H Special Needs Group Plans Special Camp
• Extreme Proposal a Carefully Planned Surprise
• State Schools Superintendent Was Combat-Ready for Education Fight
• Westport To Hold Annual Memorial Day Service
• Sandbags a Team Effort in Preparedness
• Farmers' Market Off to a Hearty Start
• Local Man and Sons Prepare for Strenuous Bike Race
• Police Investigate Armed Robbery
• Foist is 2011 Optimist of the Year
• Last Supper Quilt Comes to Greensburg
• Lions Cookout Saturday
• Relay For Life Set to Walk Into Town
• Sound of Dreams featured in free concert Saturday
• Third Graders Harvest Garden, Eat Fresh
• Rotary Continues Fight Against Polio
• South Elementary Walk-A-Thon
• Animal Shelter Partners with S.N.I.P. Clinic
• Hankins Announces Congressional Run
• St. Mary's Students Show Their Artistic Sides
• South FCCLA Honors Achievements
• South Honors Academic Achievement with Banquet
• Commissioners, Parks Dept. Ready to Work Together
• Tree City Cleaners Prepared to Be a Spotless Spot in Greensburg
• 50 Years Later, Freedom Riders Travel Decatur County
• Hospital Foundation Grants Funds for Healing Garden
• Chautauqua Brings Lessons in Diversity, Civil Rights History
• Honda Manufacturing of Indiana Announces Leadership Change
• Buffalo Wings and Rings Gets Hoosier Hospitality Award
• Tree City Stitches Threads a Response From Customers
• Tressler is Law Official of the Year
• DC School Board
• Residents Respond to Weather-Related Disasters
• Bumbala Memorial Softball Game to benefit Relay for Life
• Bates Launches Bid for Indiana's 6th Congressional District
• Greensburg School Board Approves All-Day Kindergarten
• Healthcare Clinic Provides For Those In Need
• Honda Manufacturing of Indiana Donates Labor, Recycling Containers to Clean Up Local Parks
• Jr. High Students Learn about Dating Respect
• Sandcreek Bapstist Offers Help to Alabama
• DCMH Provides Wellness Care Kits to Local Nonprofits
• Harter Bids Farewell to Greensburg Learning Center
• North Recognizes Academic Honor
• Chautauqua: Hear Freedom Riders Firsthand
• Crackaway Daze to hold Consignment Auction
• Scholarship Created to Remember Al Evans
• Main Street Honored by Indiana General Assembly
• Sing a Song - Voice Technique and Performance Workshop
• Duke Energy lends a hand to Bread of Life
• Library to Host DNR Historic Preservation Meeting
• North student finds purpose in talking to 9/11 survivors
• Skydive Greensburg embarks on 15th season
• President visits Indy to discuss clean energy
• Farmer's Market Season Starts Saturday
• Westport Christian Church to host Community Day of Service
• Pick Up America tidies up roadways across Decatur County
• Personal Property Deadline Approaching
• GCHS students bring Guys & Dolls to the stage
• Courthouse Saving Funds with Energy Efficiency
• Cougars ready to choose prom court
• North student arranges blood drive with hospital
• wntown Clean-up Day
• Council Amends Ordinance For Downtown Preservation
• Daily News archives shed light on conflict
• Herbert gets a chance to continue serving
• Weber wins Primary for Clerk-Treasurer
• Voters choose Dance Republican candidate for City Council At-Large
• Westrup takes Republican nod for Council District 2
• Seven nominees found in uncontested races
• Personal Property Deadline Approaching
• Historical Society Offers Carl Fisher Exhibit
• YMCA summer camp begins in June
• Hollowell: Baby Boomers
• Oldenburg Academy receives funding for recorders
• GCHS recognizes Honors Diploma candidates
• County Commissioners work with parks, fair boards
• Applications extended for Habitat for Humanity home
• Library hosts Battle of the Books
• North Decatur Announces Chautauqua Schedule
• United Fund Helps Meet Human Needs
• Businesses on Lincoln Look To Construction's End
• Advocates For Children Seeks Volunteers
• Decatur County denied FEMA assistance for winter storm
• Hogsett speaks on crime initiatives
• Plane Crashes At Local Airport
• Meeting Focuses On Internet Safety
• Tressler petitions for change of venue
• Decatur County Hosts Livestock, Dairy Judging
• Vandalism To Doors At NDHS Causes $5,000 In Damages
• Second Graders Decorate With Anti-Bullying Quilt
• South Decatur FFA Honors Seniors at Annual Banquet
• North Decatur FFA Celebrates Success at Annual Banquet
• DCMH Welcomes Simmons as New CEO
• Two Charged For Alleged Neglect Of A Dependent
• Dr. McCullough Honored as Southeast Indiana American Cancer Society Volunteer of the Year
• DC Soil and Water District To Host Tree Giveaway
• Pittman Joins Sheriff's Department Force
• Greensburg School Board Holds Monthly Meeting
• U.S. Attorney's Office Offers Helping Hand to Local Law Enforcement
• Economic Development Corporation Names Executive Director
• Decatur County Split in Two by Proposed Redistricting
• Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Winner Ready For The Future
• Benefit at Damm Theatre In Osgood To Aid Sick Child
• Cincinnati Man Drowns In Brookville Reservoir
• Big Brothers Big Sisters Strikes Goal in Annual Fundraiser
• The Stars Come Out for Hospital Foundation Event
• Annual Hunt Gives Easter Week a Sweet Start
• LaFramboise Sentenced To 32 Years For Voluntary Manslaughter
• GFD Seeking Information On Mini Storage Fire
• Decatur County Community Foundation Seeks Intern
• Change is Coming to Downtown, Broadway Street
• DC School Board Strategizes Solution For Bleachers
• Decatur County Bleachers A Safety Liability
• Wright Arrested On Charges Of Alleged Child Molestation
• Activities Successful in March for Traffic Safety Partnership
• Jackson County Traffic Stop Leads To Marijuana Bust For ISP
• Students Celebrate Chance To Experience Ag
• Community Foundation Announces Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Recipient
• SDES Students Brings Sweet Music To The Stage
• Tree County Players to Celebrate 40 Years With July 30 Gala
• United Fund Welcomes New Board Members
• Purdue Extension Plants Ways For Students To Eat Better
• Leising, Frye Share Statehouse Thoughts Over Breakfast
• Decatur County, City TIFs And City Council Approve $3.2M Projects
• Motivating Children Subject Of Latest Parenting Meeting
• Bosma Talks Tough About Present, Future
• Jury Sends Message About Drug Crimes In Hersley Conviction
• Pence Takes On Libya, Spending In Town Hall Meeting
• Citizens' Mixed Sentiments Flavor Pence Town Hall Visit
• Rep. Frye's Agritourism Bill Signed Into Law By Governor
• Local Fugitive Nabbed After Altercation In North Vernon
• Hersley Trial Began Yesterday, To Continue Today
• ISP Shut Down Major Marijuana Operation In Franklin Co.
• Republicans Ready To Rally Off-Road Style
• Magic Act Raises Hospice Funds With Style
• Former North Teacher Killed In Fiery Crash
• Local Honda Plant Rolling Out Relief For Japan
• DCSD Records Grant To Help Put Criminals Behind Bars
• Westport Man Crashes Into House, Suffers Minor Injuries
• City Council Taking Applications For School Board
• Hickory Creek Employees Show Off Their Baby Pictures
• Residents Rally To Stock Human Services' Pantry
• Daylight Savings Time To Skip Forward This Weekend
• Euchre Tourney Fundraiser Puts Money In The Kitty
• Historic Preservation At The Heart Of Council Meeting
• Discussing The Impacts On Agriculture
• Greensburg First Graders Have Sundae On Friday
• South FCCLA Attends State Leadership Conference
• Commissioners Approve Nonprofit Funding, Hear Road Updates
• Blankman Running for City Council 2nd District
• BBBS On A Roll During Bowl For Kids Sake
• Fire Displaces Family With 9 Children
• DCMH Offers New Protection Option For Travelers
• Chamber Extends Hand To Ag In First Conference
• Employee Search "Going Well" For Honda
• Big Government, Not Lucas Led To Leising's Vote On Bully Bill
• Part Of Lincoln Street To Close For Renovations
• County Approves Business To Dispose Of Trap Grease, Oil
• Indiana State Police In Wrong Place At Right Time
• Scholarships Available For Those Who Complete G.E.D.
• Arrest Made In Mysterious Crash That Smashed Historic Rock
• $2M Disaster Relief Coming For Troubled Watershed
• Crash On Slick Highway Kills Westport Woman
• TIF Board Discusses Lincoln Street Freeze
• Alma Taylor Grants Facelift To Game Plan And Hair Factory
• Hospital Foundation Recognizes Alloy
• Making A Difference In A Child's Life Is Simple
• Parents Talk Strategy At Greensburg Elementary
• Coats Talks Economy On Tour Of Honda
• No Charges Filed In 4-Year-Old's Shooting Death
• Dance To Run For City Council At Large
• Greensburg Students Get Hawaiian Words Of Wisdom
• Westrup Running For City Council District 2
• Two Men Arrested On Separate Sex Offenses
• Wagner Saddles Up For City Council
• Boy, 4, Fatally Shot While Playing With Handgun
• Education On Firearms Key To Gun Safety
• Fernbach Sentenced To 60 Years For Shooting Westport, Batesville Men
• McCamment Freshest Face In The City Council Race
• Boy Scouts Take Over City Government
• Speaker To Spread Message Of Acceptance, Leadership To Community
• Y To Host Indoor Triathlon Saturday
• Former Miss America Speaks At Annual Soil And Water Meeting
• Greensburg Schools Hold Series To Educate Parents
• Decatur County Ranks Fifth In Record Year For Meth Busts
• Tebbe To Run For At-Large Seat On City Council
• Census Numbers Reflect Increase In Population, Diversity In County
• Sheriff's Department Nets Quantity Of Locally Banned Substance
• DC School Board Gets To The Bottom Of Water Pipe Issues
• Rushville Man Killed In Head-On Collision With Greensburg Driver
• Chasteen Named New Police Chief
• Michael Green Featured Artist For February At Art On The Square
• Greensburg School Board Discusses GCHS Probationary Status
• BBBS Setting Up The Pins For Annual Fundraiser
• Pipe Problems Burst North's Construction Plans
• Bower Running For City Council District Three
• A Weekend For Dads and Daughters
• Utility Regulators Move Into Rule-Making For Tree-Trimming
• Calling All Vendors To The Square This Fall
• 'Sisters' Find Fun In Whatever Hand Is Dealt
• Diekhoff $7,000 Closer After Local Fundraisers
• Ice And Snow Storms Cause Damage Throughout the County
• Decatur County Joins Safe Families Network
• GPD Breaks The Ice On Another Meth Bust
• Trooper and Occupants Injured in Crash Marcus Whalbring
• Rep. Frye Favors Ban on Texting and Driving
• Decatur County Community Foundation Announces 2011 Grant Opportunities
• Daffodils a Symbol of Hope, Funds For Cancer Patients
• St. Mary's Prepares To Celebrate Catholic Schools Week
• Relay For Life Team Captains Kick Off 2011
• McKenzie Announces Candidacy For City Clerk-Treasurer
• Senate Approves Two Proposals Authored By Sen. Jean Leising
• Street Department Moves Mountains...Of Snow
• Mayor Makes Request Of Airport Board To Prove Point
• Cemetery Committee Planing Another Year Of Saving Stones
• Archers Aim At Big Numbers For Diekhoff
• Fugitive, Greensburg Associate Taken Into Custody
• Travel Turns Hazardous As Snow Blankets Region
• Leising Co-Authors Ban Against Pot-Like Drug
• Zoning Board Meeting Dominated By Talk Of Tombstones
• County Departments Make Annual Reports To Commissioners
• Greensburg Man Among Three Arrested In ISP Meth Lab Raid
• Fernbach Found Guilty In Shooting Of Westport, Batesville Men
• Ag Conference Bringing National Experts To County
• Restaurant Inspections Serve Up Good Food For Thought
• Pence Urged To Enter Race For President In 2012
• Experts Discuss Sanity Of Man Accused Of Shooting Westport Resident
• Legislators Using Social Media to Make "Friends" With Constituents
• Sibbitt Celebrates Half A Century Of Selling Cars
• Trial Begins In Shooting Of Westport Man
• With New Members, County Schools Embark On $8M Project
• Shedding The Shackles Of Meth Behind Bars
• Local Polar Bears Asked To Take Plunge For Special Cause
• Making A Big Difference In A Little Life
• Frye Introduces Prescription For Unwanted Pills
• Observant Residents Lead DCSD To Meth Lab Bust
• Farming Accident Claims Life Of Local Farmer
• Herbert Announces Intent To Seek Second Term As Mayor
• New Speaker In Statehouse Makes His Case For Civility
• Frye Turns Up The Heat As State Representative
• City, Town Elections On The Ballot For 2011
• Lawsuit Challenging Greensburg's Haircut Policy Is More Than Simple Rebellion To Parents
• Weber Announces Run for Greensburg Clerk-Treasurer Seat
• Pharmacies Provide Major Tip Leading To Big Meth Bust
• Greensburg Schools Tangled In Lawsuit Over Haircut Policy
• United Fund Scores Touchdown At 100 Percent
• Commissioners Iron Out Plans For New Year
• Allen Saddles Up As County's New Sheriff
• Ready For The Political Horse Race? Daniels Weighs In
• The Year In Review: The Top Ten
• Manufacturing Halted, Three Arrested on Drug Charges
• The Year 2010
• Family Works Through Heartbreak To Bury Wright With Respect
• Lincoln Street Grill The Latest Decatur County Hot Spot
• Local Son Found Dead On Scene of Columbus Crash
• The Year 2010: Daily News Looks Back: July - September
• Many at the Y were "Losing to Win": New Year Offers New Opportunities for Health
• Versailles Woman Gets Dose of Holiday Fear
• The Year 2010: Daily News Looks Back: April - June
• Christmas Eve Deliveries Bring Cheer to City, County
• Year of 2010
• Water Board Finishes 2010 Business With Christmas Wishes
• Local Ministry Offers Hope For The Holidays
• Duke Energy Indiana Contributes to Bread of Life
• Forgiveness at Christmas: Act of Courage Offers Chance for Change
• Honda Associates Find Food To Fill The Shelves
• VFW Annual Toy Drive Provides Cheer All Year Round
• Old Electronics Kicked Off The Curb
• Bennett Explains State Education Plan To Local Superintendents
• Commissioners Keep An Eye On County's Bridges
• More Than 750 Kids To Receive Cheer Fund
• Every Bit Of Strength Part 1: One Breath At A Time
• Frozen Conditions Present Opportunity For Training
• Smith Honored For Community Service
• Christmas Snow Begins Piling Up
• Brookville Residents Rally to Protect Nativity Scene
• ISP Informs Public To Beware Of Police Impersonator
• Karen Pence Talks Faith, Family at Community Church
• CCI Thermal Employees Try To End Hunger Together
• Partnership With Pharmacies Still Good Prescription For Police
• Honda Makes Corporate Pledge to United Fund
• County School Board Says Good-bye to Koehne and Koors
• Sen. Leising Files Bill To Address Alcohol ID Requirement
• Local Team Solves Daily News Christmas Cash Puzzle
• City Council Discovers Waterway Improvements May Drain Funds
• Cheer Fund Donations Trickling In As Christmas Nears
• Passionate Feelings Fuel Defeat Of Landfill Rezoning
• State Treasurer Gives Westport Early Christmas Gift
• With City's Blessing, County APC Approves Rezone On Carver
• County APC Halts Landfill Expansion Plan
• Couple's Dedication Remains With Cheer Fund In Spirit
• Lady Cougars Pause To Help Alum In Need Of Transplant
• Chamber Contest Hopes To Bring Cheer To Local Shops
• Man Fights Friends, Police After Video Game Argument
• Increased Patrols On The Lookout For The Holidays
• Pence Sees America Gaining Ground In Afghanistan
• Kellerman Resigns As Executive Director Of EDC
• Local Family Not Coy About Fair Success
• Link's Owner Arrested For Illegal Gambling At Bar
• Gas Explosion In Ripley Co. Causes Massive Blaze
• Frye: Looking Forward To Elected Opportunity
• TIF Board Discusses Lincoln Street's Winter Fate
• Printpack Shutting Its Doors Leaving 220 Unemployed
• DCCF Accepting Nominations For Nonprofit Grants
• GCHS Students Give Aid to Troops in Afghanistan
• Commissioners Hear Concerns, Look Toward Future
• Decatur County Students Get A Dose Of Reality
• Market Embarks on New Season
• Chamber of Commerce Gives Small Business Grant to Adamo's
• Cummins Teams With DSI to Help Local Residents
• Alma Taylor Grant Continues Downtown Effort
• Veterans Honored On The Square
• North Decatur Takes Time To Honor Veterans
• Decatur School Board Recognizes Student Achievements
• North Ready To Move With "Footloose"
• Storage Building Fire Under Investigation
• Greensburg Schools Amongst Top 25 For Student Growth
• Alleged Drunk Driver Smashes Into Truck
• Tip Nabs Man Wanted For Alleged Meth Dealin
• Blaze Demolishes Storage Building
• The Landfill Expansion: Company Presents Plans To Increase Size
• Family Displaced By Fire In Need Of Help
• Kids Of All Types Share Stories Of Living With Diabetes
• One Teenager Killed, One Lifelined In Afternoon Crash
• Lunchtime Fire Leaves One Family Homeless
• Zeigler Records Victory Over Hedinger
• Allen Bests Lucas In Race For Sheriff
• Hellmich Ousted From County Council Seat By 5 Votes
• Chamber, ISBDC Offer Big Business Help For The Little Guys
• Commissioners Considering Taking Spice Out Of The County
• Voters Will Get Quicker Results With New Feature
• County Recycling Program Makes Going Green Easier
• Tricks and Treats
• Election Spotlight: County School Board District D
• Local Man Charged In Rape Case
• Saturday's Trunk Or Treat To Offer Safer Alternative To Tradition
• TIF Board Discusses Progress On Lincoln Street
• Election Spotlight: County Council District 4
• South Students Experience Art In Different Key
• Election Spotlight: County Council District 3
• Heaton Resigns As Greensburg Police Chief
• Election Spotlight: County Council District 2
• Weather Tears Through County
• Election Spotlight: County Recorder
• Meeting Designed To Let Community Help Fall Festival Grow
• Bluewater Thermal Receives Warm Reception To County
• Decatur County School Board Approves $1.9M Repairs
• Alleged Bad Driver Ends Up On Wrong Side Of Tracks
• Candidate For State Treasurer Promotes Plan For Job Expansion
• Coats, Shoes Drive Youth Organization To Help Out
• Afternoon Crash Sends Two To The Hospital
• Bullard Named Firefighter Of The Year
• Greensburg Schools Helps Spread Word About 'Silent Epidemic'
• Right To Life Group Invites All To Supper
• Gov. Daniels Awards Rep. Duncan With High Honor
• City Council Hears Requests, Reports
• Whalbring Joins Daily News Editorial Staff
• Commissioners Extend Burn Ban, Discuss Plans
• Safety Fair A Healthy Success For Community
• Care for Community from Westport Day of Service
• High-Five: GPD Takes Down Another Round Of Alleged Dealers
• Local Women Enjoy A (Spa)rty For A Serious Cause
• Voter Registration Deadline Looming
• Community Comes Together To Put End To Bullying, Intolerance
• Harvest A Row for Decatur County
• GPD Snags Three More Alleged Dealers From The Streets
• Robbed at Regional: Lady Pirate Linksters Victims of Theft
• GPD Shuts Down Two More Alleged Meth Dealers
• Read a Banned Book
• American Legion Ramps Up Fundraising Efforts
• Field Fire Rages Across Two Counties
• Burn Ban Stresses Caution In Current Drought Conditions
• Truck Aficionados Rev UP For Weekend Show
• Westport Home Destroyed In Pre-Dawn Blaze
• Festival Provides Weekend Of Music And Fun
• Attorney For Airport Opponents Offers Own Awareness Of Airport Project
• A Night Of Royalty Opens Fall Festival
• Fall Festival Parade Line up
• Methodist Church Offers Free Preschool
• Airport Awareness Event Takes Off Saturday
• Greensburg Schools Take Immediate Action On Bullying
• Lucas Family Speaks Out About Attention From Student's Death
• Mom Makes Court Appearance In Son's Starving Death
• Teen's Suicide Brings Community Together Against Bullying
• North Teacher Accused Of Being Drunk In Class
• Student's Suicide Comes Before School Board
• CAC Offers Grant To Continue Decline In Teen Drug Use
• Fall Festival Makes Bid For New Tradition
• NRCS Holds Training, Prepares to Spread Information To Producers
• Local Son Stands On The Sands Of Afghanistan
• Friday Brings The Fun Downtown
• 18 Months, 13 Arrests: GPD Allegedly Makes Big Dent In Local Drug Trade
• Construction Bonds Will Help County Schools In ‘Critical Mode’
• 18 Months, 13 Arrests
• County Debates How To Spread Sardinia Septic Money
• Board Of Works Blocks Streets, Buys Backhoe
• Commissioners Put Leash On County Pet Owners
• History Comes Alive For Students
• Dog's Unfortunate Death Comes Before County
• New Tracking System Offers Better Weapon In War On Meth
• Littlest Royals Ready For The Tree City Spotlight
• County APC Puts Business On The Table
• CAC Grant Applications Available
• County BZA Upholds Ordinance, Denies Whipple Request
• Record Named Rotary's Teacher Of The Year
• Bus Collides With Dump Truck, 14 Kids Injured
• Crash Leaves Local Man In Coma
• Team Effort Brings Youth Back To North Park
• Imel Sentenced To 8 Years For Father's Death
• Westport Methodist Goes Back In Time For The Future
• Side Road Closure Next Step In Lincoln Street Project
• ISP Looking For Signs Of Stolen Property
• ISP Mows Down Backyard Weed, Alleged Drug Operation
• Man In Bypass Crash Died From Medical Condition
• BOAC Gets Back To Business
• One Killed In Head-On Collision With Semi
• Shelter Celebrates 10 Years Of Helping Abused Women Head In New Directions
• Powerful Past Celebrates Another Successful Present
• No Immediate Cause Of Death For Body Found In Apartment
• Tressler Accused Of Starving Son, 4, To Death
• Water Board Pumps Up City's Facilities
• Power Of The Past Plows Into Town
• Annual Marathon To Run With Fall Festival
• Alert Officer Stops Alleged Meth Maker
• Vandals Deflate Batesville's School Bus Tires, Not Community's Spirit
• Local Man Arrested In Fatal Crash In Jennings Co.
• Commissioners Lend A Hand To Small Business Development
• Greensburg Daily News
• GPD To Ramp Up Efforts Against Drunk Driving
• Soil And Water To Cover Crop Techniques That Reduce Erosion
• One Killed In Motorcyle Crash On The Highway
• County Schools Examine Plans, Head Into New School Year
• West Nile Virus A Summer Safety Concern
• Flurry Of Activity Upholds Downtown Tradition
• Students Receive Help Heading Back To School
• Authorities Identify Two Killed In I-70 Wreck
• Purdue Extension Offers Resources To Help Preserve Food Safely
• Fireworks, Fiscal Planning Mark Start of New GCS Year
• Cautious Recovery Still Holds Good News
• Four Injured In Car Vs. Motorcycle Crash
• Event 'fore' Caring Offers Early Bird Discounts
• Indiana's Pork Industry On The Rebound After A Lean Year
• Anna Engine Plant Celebrates 25 Years of Powering Honda and Ohio
• Indiana State Police Launches Facebook, Twitter Pages
• Artists Paint The Town Red (And Green, Blue, White, Yellow, Etc.)
• DCMH Opens New Way To Treat Wounds
• Whipples Triple-Home Plan Encounters More Strife With County
• Moscow Covered Bridge Nears Restored Completion
• Local Honda Plant Announces Change In Leadership
• Aside From Airport, City Council Had Other Things To Discuss
• Board Of Works Arms Police, Discusses Road Closures
• Tempers Flare, Viewpoints Clash As Council Discusses Airport Info
• Commissioners Do Final Airport Housekeeping, Discuss Trimming Tree
• Springhill's Struck Steeple Gets Needed Repairs
• Two Arrested On Meth Charges After Long Investigation
• Center For Wound Healing Opening At DCMH
• Rokita Announces New Provision To Increase Protection For Senior Citizens
• Get The Backpacks Ready, School Is Just Around The Corner
• South FFA Members Attend Summer Washington Leadership Conference
• Property Assessment Forms Hit Mailboxes This Week
• TIF Stays Focused On The Future Of Lincoln Street
• Son Convicted Of Reckless Homicide, Not Murder, In Father's Death
• Property Assessment Forms Hit Mailboxes This Week
• Plane Crashes For The Second Time
• New Quick Cook Meth An Even More Dangerous Recipe
• Plethora Of Evidence, Testimony Marks First Day Of Murder Trial
• An 'ISTEP' In The Right Direction: Finding The Right Tools To Build Success
• Decatur County Still Hovering Above State Unemployment Rate
• Semi Fire Closes Interstate 74
• Local Auto Expo Races Into Second Year
• Deer-Hunting Rule Changes Gain Preliminary Approval
• Convicted Mom's Request For Retrial In Son's Murder Denied
• Goody's Plans A Return To Greensburg's Retail Landscape
• Laser Pointing Incident Leads To Arrest
• Councilors Carry-On Taxpayer Concerns In Joint Airport Meeting
• An 'ISTEP' In The Right Direction: GCSC Reads Into Better Scores
• Senate-Style Summer Includes Stop At Cottonwood Lake
• AARP auto insurance
• Honda Statement

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