Mooresville, IN News

• Mooresville, IN News
• A journey's beginning: Eminence graduates grow nostalgic
• Indian Creek awards 130 diplomas at Friday's ceremony
• Nearly 300 students exit Mooresville High School for the last time
• Teacher's Cambodian mission trip is 'experience of a lifetime'
• Summer lunch program expands services
• Man drowns at Fairfax State Recreation Area; 3 detained
• Today's death notices - May 26
• Monrovia graduates 117
• Furniss: Time for policy change
• Mooresville Veterans Memorial ceremony
• Martinsville Memorial Day ceremony Wednesday
• Boil order lifted
• Brewer honored as top seller
• Indiana State University OKs four-year degree guarantee
• City attempts to soothe jitters
• Eminence school board learns technology
• 2 crashes send 7 to hospitals
• Tabernacle honors eight graduates
• Morgan County Cleanup ride June 2
• Ride to benefit Morgan County Cleanup
• 'A Toast to Our Furry Friends' event is June 13
• Teacher resigns amidst charges
• Truck pulls phone lines down
• Foster reunion is June 10
• Eternal Life Baptist to host gospel sing
• City annexation: Round 3
• Seeking information on summer programs for students
• Foster reunion is June 10
• Schools celebrate top students
• Today's death notices - May 24, 2012
• Man reports he was pistol-whipped at ex-girlfriend's apartment
• Scholastic Stars: Silver stars
• Scholastic Stars: Gold stars
• Scholastic Stars TOP 10
• Monrovia council approves member's resignation
• Area briefs - May 23, 2012
• Judge reverses order on siren lawsuit, revokes notary's status
• Council approves loan for buyout
• Stars in the classroom
• Friendly Hearts to meet June 6
• Harvest Days Craft Fair now accepting registrations
• Today's death notices - May 23, 2012
• City gives water hike final OK
• EMA offers $35 emergency radios
• Area briefs - May 22
• Pence chooses Ellspermann as running mate
• Multiflora rose invades, obscures native plants
• County commissioners approve new insurance
• Graduation ceremony dates
• A day of winning and bravery
• Today's death notices - May 22, 2012
• Today's death notices
• Boil order issued for Brooklyn
• Graduates should not abandon hope for a job
• Auburn soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Area briefs - May 21, 2012
• MSD of Martinsville executive session Wednesday
• Good food, fast cars
• On time and under budget
• Roundabout won't take out businesses
• Dr. Jen Bigelow and family take on Belize ministry
• Local resident creates clothing, helps students
• Horse camp finds home on property owned by Wallace family since 1850s
• Roundabout at Ind. 144 won't take out businesses
• Turning lemons into business skills
• Dr. Jen Bigelow and her family take on Belize ministry
• Martinsville Grand Prix festival in full gear
• Sewing success: Local resident creates clothing, helps students
• Police search area near Monroe County Airport in New Albany murder case
• Today's death notices - May 19
• City council meets Monday
• DeMolay selling lemonade at Grand Prix
• Reigning over the races
• Morgan County Park Board to meet Tuesday
• An Rx for homelessness
• A day at the 'circus'
• Engineer defends city annex plan during chamber lunch
• Indiana's unemployment rate drops in April
• Father convicted of molesting seeks post conviction relief
• Into aerospace, but staying home
• Finding success in FFA
• MSD to have full-day kindergarten
• Brent Buskirk requests sentence reduction
• Study: Mixed results for Prime Time
• Soil and water board to meet
• Death notices: May 18, 2012
• Mayor signs proclamation for National Nursing Home Week
• Martinsville Grand Prix ready for second running Friday
• Levee awaits certification as issues linger
• Water rate hearing set
• Death notices: May 17, 2012
• One dead in Mooresville fire
• Mayor unhappy with Gray's ruling
• Demolition process must start over
• State takes steps to help foster children achieve at schools
• Joey Viles honored with Bronze Star
• Area briefs - May 16, 2012
• County plan commission approves two plat petitions
• Splishin' and splashin'
• Paragon begins increase process
• Judge rules for DCS; chides agency for decisions
• Pie in the face for Relay
• Benefit ride for Kyndra Schoolcraft is June 16
• Drama camp is June 11 to 22
• Morgan County deaths
• Apostolic Faith Church to have special speaker Friday and Saturday
• Morgantown School reunion is Sunday
• Area briefs - May 16
• Eminence school board to meet Thursday
• Buglers to play in national 'Taps' observance Saturday
• Summer lunch program expands to Mooresville
• M-G schools to outsource technology services
• Shelter plan draft approved
• Post offices to reduce hours
• Businesses get permission to sell alcohol, liquor
• Merry MAC cancels Sunday performance
• Jazzing, flashing fascination
• Death notices: May 15, 2012
• Area briefs - May 14, 2012
• Missing gravesite flowers anger family
• Landmark hosts thrift store to raise preservation funds
• Prime Time accepting grant application
• Paragon, Nash argue water bills
• Death notices: May 14, 2012
• Adult prom for cancer patient lifts spirits
• Martinsville celebrates top students
• Scholarship provides second opportunity at education
• Mainstreet project dead
• Martinsville students head to DECA Nationals
• Martinsville celebrates top students
• Two Martinsville students gain experience at international DECA competition
• 'Never Too Late' scholarship provides a second opportunity for education
• No evidence of bullying in suicide of Bloomington North student
• Adult prom for cancer patient lifts spirits
• Naked gunman an IU junior with prior drug arrest
• 18-year-old Ellettsville resident faces attempted murder charge in stabbing
• Mainstreet building project dies
• On Mother's Day, thanks to readers for caring
• Today's death notices - May 12
• Morgan County Recorder's office
• Mother-daughter duo featured in library gallery
• Hill pleads guilty to gambling charge
• Township open to fire mergers
• Collier: Insurance trust 'going in right direction'
• Alcohol and Tobacco Commission hearing
• An entrepreneurial example
• CPS, prosecutor argue CHINS 6 case
• Elite Dance Force Company hosting garage sale
• Legion event Saturday to help ALS victims
• Annexation meeting format rankles residents
• Help mom save $4,000 this year
• Edgewood junior organizing fundraiser for research in mother's memory
• Great accomplishment remembered
• A day at the circus
• Death notices: May 11, 2012
• Governor tours FBF facility
• Legendary play hits Depot stage
• IC welcomes technology director, changes C-9 schedule
• Teachers face felony charges
• Kozlowski graduates from basic training
• Tri Kappa spring fashion show is a success
• Retired teachers hear from many speakers during lunch meeting
• Troop leaders have CPR training
• Area briefs -May 8
• Correction
• M-G school board to meet Monday
• Death notices: May 10, 2012
• Wolf, McGown arrested, charges filed by special prosecutor
• Name recognition key in most contests
• Area briefs - May 9, 2012
• Brittain-Minton wins nomination, Rohlman gets nod for coroner
• Incumbents keep county seats
• Yoder to challenge Young in 9th District
• Morgan Hospital Guild to have book sale Thursday
• Library to host whooping crane presentation
• Emmanuel Apostolic to honor Abernathys
• Merry Mac Players present 'You Can't Take It With You' Friday through Sunday
• Soup cook-off to raise money for Relay
• Death notices: May 9, 2012
• Mourdock defeats Lugar in primary
• Area briefs - May 8, 2012
• Electronic recycling day scheduled at fairground
• Election morning voters come out to the polls
• County examines insurance policies
• Molester gets 20 years for burglary
• Umbaugh: City needs budget plan changes
• Police chief, others retire
• Paragon customers face large water, sewer bill increases
• County council approves text, email alert system
• City worker charged with drug dealing
• Euchre party for Relay for Life is Friday
• Wildflower walk at Jimmy Nash is Saturday
• Death notices: May 8, 2012
• Music around the world
• State takes county to court over juvenile
• Nearing the start line
• IC school board to meet Tuesday
• DNR seeks input on fish, hunt, trap regulations
• Art Sanctuary has events for mothers, others
• Area briefs - May 7, 2012
• Martinsville Prom 2012
• Death notices: May 7, 2012
• Photo: Martinsville High School prom king and queen crowned
• New group to use tipline in uncovering public corruption
• Campus Life program lends support to Paul Hadley students
• Book author reveals the pain, recovery of a stillbirth
• Church raises funds through rummage sale
• Stamp Out Hunger to collect food May 12
• Five taken to hospital after three-vehicle crash on West Ind. 46
• Family's ancestor earns freedom by fighting Shawnee
• Wildcats fan lives in Hoosier land
• Denominational Garden club to have plant sale May 12
• Faith Church to deliver planters June 9
• 'Anything on Wheels' art show
• Financial plan on city meeting agenda
• Paragon council to meet
• Morgan County Commissioners to meet
• Morgantown Planning and Zoning to meet
• Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson board to meet
• YMCA looks to the future, celebrates the past
• YMCA looks to the future, celebrates the past
• Election notes 2012
• 1st annexation meeting set
• Election notes 2012
• Today's death notices - May 5
• Davidson is final act in 2011-12 concert series
• Academic teams a 'triple threat'
• Charges pending against man in standoff
• Firefighters ask for merit board
• A nation under God
• Sunny Circle members discuss upcoming events
• Martinsville girl wins art show
• Eineman graduates from fire support training
• Death notices: May 4, 2012
• Area briefs - May 3
• Multiple primary federal, state races contested
• County races set up for treasurer, coroner, council, commissioner
• Candidate biographies
• Coroner releases name of man who died on Ind. 37
• Polling locations - May 2012
• Death notices: May 3, 2012
• SWAT team called to assist Mooresville PD arrest
• A robotic exploration
• Family offers reward to recover stolen trailer, automotive tools
• Towns to observe National Day of Prayer Thursday
• Madison Township board to meet Thursday
• 5 candidates fined for errors
• YMCA to celebrate 50 years Friday
• Area briefs - May 2, 2012
• Aglow meeting scheduled for May 10
• Rummage sale at Presbyterian church is Saturday
• Stirrin' the Spirit to perform at benefit concert
• Benefit yard sale is Thursday, Friday
• Martinsville class of 1966 to have car show
• Morgan County deaths
• Benefit auction is Saturday
• Monrovia plan commission to meet Tuesday
• Solid waste management meeting is Monday
• Weekday Religious Education banquet Monday
• Hoosier Energy plans move to Owen County
• Death notices: May 2, 2012
• District will fill assistant deputy position
• Lugar defending areas considered strengths
• Mourdock campaigning on conservative agenda
• Hardy awarded for work with Boy Scouts
• Area briefs - May 1 , 2012
• Prepping for prom
• Preacher recalls days as one of 'Doc's boys'
• 2nd generation helping youth
• Genealogy meeting is Saturday
• Pedestrian hit on Ind. 37 dies
• Death notices: May 1, 2012
• Pedestrian struck and killed on Ind. 37
• Mooresville, MSD Martinsville schools on 2-hour delay
• Clownin' around town
• Bringing home the gold
• Marriages - April 30
• Scheibler, Flatt to marry in June
• Death notices: April 30, 2012
• Photos: Autism Walk raises funds, awareness
• GEMS recognizes 15 years of encouraging mothers
• Study finds not all Morgan County graduates are 'college ready'
• Ann Smith named Armstrong Teacher Educator of the year
• Two early car dealers here talk often about their experiences
• Woman charged with welfare fraud
• Habitat bicycle tour rolls into town May 11
• Today's death notices - April 28
• Area briefs -- April 28, 2012
• Divorces - April 28, 2012
• State Senate candidates receive Right to Life endorsements
• Teachers pass ISTEP+ tips through skits
• MS group to meet Tuesday
• Not too late to plant a tree on Arbor Day
• Rewarding the seeds of kindness planted at The Waters
• Woman airlifted to hospital after accident
• City forms board to buy Rogers site
• DECA students ready for national competition
• Paragon files suits against water, sewer customers
• Friendly Hearts to meet Wednesday
• Mt. Olive to open food pantry Saturday
• Severe weather spotter program is May 23
• Leadership networking event is May 10
• Building corporation meets today
• Morgantown executive session set
• Death notices: April 27, 2012
• GEMS to have special celebration May 10
• Lions on the brink
• 40 years of stocking
• Earthquake simulator offers glimpse at major tremor
• Kountry Kids staying busy
• Home Bank participates in Habitat Build
• Ash borer discovered in 5 more counties
• Fire damages home
• Hunter shot in chest
• Albert Merritt dinner set for Monday
• Death notices: April 26, 2012
• Building corporation meets Thursday
• Man shot in forestry
• Morgan County residents attend meeting to view, oppose I-69 plans
• 9th Dist. hopefuls field students' questions
• Jill Behrman killer to have 2013 hearing
• Deputies seize weapons at home on Turkey Track Road
• Seymour firms outline $37.7 million investments, 190 new jobs
• Hydrant flushing continues through May 4
• Retired teachers to meet Tuesday
• Euchre party to raise money for Relay for Life
• Cruisin' for a cure is Saturday
• Wildflower walk is Saturday
• Morgan County deaths
• Book sale is May 2
• Americana music showcase travels to spread the word
• Death notices: April 25, 2012
• Behrman killer to have post conviction relief hearing
• Grant will help purchase education technology
• MCPL offers patrons device to measure energy costs
• Changing meth methods decreases farmers' thefts
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Morgantown parade is May 20
• County BZA approves variance for resident
• Hydrant flushing continues through May 4
• Death notices: April 24, 2012
• Man pleades guilty to neglect charge in death of Andrew Frye, 6
• Julie Brittain-Minton: Accounting, business backgrounds are a plus
• Special prosecutor to look at possible charges in school case
• Henryville schools completion date changed to Aug. 1
• Lawmakers spent $5 million on constituent mail in 2011
• Area briefs - April 23, 2012
• Mooresville man charged with selling methamphetamine
• Mudd Creek fix will take study
• Mae Cooper feels called to county government comeback
• icommunicate with iPad
• Death notices: April 23, 2012
• Press problem delays delivery of Sunday Reporter-Times print edition
• Cleaning the slate: Law lets criminal records be 'erased' from public view
• Monroe County candidate carries 2001 cocaine arrest, says it's 'not a secret'
• Former Ray's Trash employee pleads guilty to theft charges
• Local woman is featured in SI as executive for women's golf
• Local seniors can help other seniors in home health business
• Gregg wants to use 'bully pulpit' as governor
• Donnelly's focus is jobs in Senate campaign
• Hydrant flushing begins Monday
• Two new businesses move into old John Deere location
• Jeweler Pam Hurst works with Artisan Group for second celebrity imprint
• Jail bookings 4-21-2012
• Today's death notices - April 21
• Waldo finding foster homes
• Area briefs -- April 21, 2012
• O'Malia offers service tips
• U.S. Chamber endorses Lugar, magazine supports Mourdock in Senate race
• City BZA, plan commission to meet
• City closing street for water main work
• Sewer district to meet
• Morgan County deaths
• Setting up for a 'strike'
• Coroner candidate charged with false informing
• Dehydration far-reaching problem for the elderly
• Purdue launches $79 million project
• Indian Creek will offer full-day kindergarten for free in 2012-13
• Youth drug abuse trending up
• Center announces upcoming blood drives
• Coupon class is April 29
• Death notices: April 20, 2012
• Middle schools switch to semester schedule
• Rokita outpaces opponents in fundraising
• Music groups bring home awards
• Two Cents project seeks volunteers, donations
• Martinsville gets AdvancED accreditation
• Martinsville working on plans with state
• INDOT officials provide update on I-69 construction
• Morgantown flushing hydrants today, Friday
• Masonic Lodge to host pancake breakfast
• Homemakers to have special May Day program
• Church to host worship workshop
• Death notices: April 19, 2012
• American Bandstand legend Dick Clark dead
• School board makes basketball coach hiring official
• Area briefs - April 18, 2012
• Districts announce IREAD-3 scores
• All ready to 'grow'
• Whitaker Baptist to have revival services
• Death notices: April 18, 2012
• South assistant expects to be hired as Artesian coach
• 'Dance is life'
• Local businessman purchases Little Nashville Opry property
• New briefs
• Fine forest finds
• Big finds in Martinsville
• Riley Wranglers' hosts 28th annual arts and crafts fair
• Fire destroys rental home on Ind. 42
• City seeks 49% water rate hike
• Commissioners approve polling changes, leases
• M-G schools to offer joint health clinic
• Waverly hosts training for fire instructors
• Death notices: April 17, 2012
• Friends find mushrooms
• Let there be night:
• Area briefs - April 16, 2012
• Photography club to meet Tuesday
• James Lee Rike Ride benefits IDT, families facing tragic death
• Taking 'P.R.I.D.E.' in art
• Drumming up support
• Martinsville High School class of 1957 looking for classmates
• Odd Fellows Cemetery board to meet
• Benefit party for family of Ashley Lanfair is Sunday
• Wildflower walk at Jimmy Nash City Park is Saturday
• YMCA to host burglary protection presentation
• Death notices: April 16, 2012
• Martinsville woman's grandfather rode an orphan train
• New owners reviving sales at Ford dealership in Martinsville
• Democrats salute party spirit in Morgan County
• Appraisal fair a fun way to help community foundation
• Alternatives for access to I-69 Section 5 up for discussion
• Today's death notices - April 14
• New White River bridge to open by December
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Continuing with spring comfort foods
• Scams claim to be connected to national mortgage settlement
• New bridge to open by December
• Indiana Right to Life endorses two state House candidates
• Local pastors disagree with billboard's message
• Martinsville school board to meet Wednesday
• County health board to meet
• Morgantown planning and zoning board to meet
• County BZA to meet Monday
• Commissioners to meet
• County insurance trust to meet Friday
• Special meeting of county drainage board
• Monroe-Gregg school board to meet Monday
• Martinsville executive session Monday
• Morgantown having executive session
• Johnson County Shuffleboard Club opens May 1
• Martinsville tennis coach identified as teacher placed on leave
• Chapter to celebrate 53 years
• Baptist Tabernacle hosts prophecy conference
• Woman is granddaughter of man who survived Titanic's sinking
• Area briefs - April 13, 2012
• Many teens still texting, driving
• S. Korea trip changes 'world view'
• An 'angel on Earth'
• Collection a point of pride
• 'Testers' look for housing discrimination
• Death notices: April 13, 2012
• Circus comes to town
• Girl Scouts feed Camp Atterbury morale
• Houdini revealed
• Democratic Senate hopeful to speak at J.J. Dinner
• I-69 corridor presentation set for April 24
• Washington Township clerk receives apology
• Lugar, Mourdock focus on issues in primary debate
• Death notices: April 12, 2012
• Ind. one of 11 to not fund some preschool
• Blood drive honors 19-year-old
• Allison wants to do his 'civic duty' on council
• Youth center tenant withdraws
• Community service drives Miller candidacy
• Car found in river
• Book sold out, more being ordered
• Monrovia BZA meeting cancelled
• Wildflower walk is Saturday
• Genealogy association to meet April 26
• Monroe Lake seeking new volunteers
• Parent meeting on peer pressure and social media is April 19
• Death notices: April 11, 2012
• Martinsville elementary teacher suspended due to alleged misconduct
• Rezoning requests get favorable recommendations
• National fight over gun restrictions heats up in state legislatures
• Some fear toxic trash
• IU to reassess role of Office for Women's Affairs
• No serious injuries in crash that closed Ind. 37 Monday
• State is taking applications for appeals court vacancy
• Committee to start work on park plan
• Bins get drugs off street
• Library hosting a 'magical' night
• MSD of Martinsville executive session
• 'Take back' event is April 28
• First Baptist yard sale is Saturday
• Booster on redevelopment agenda
• Martinsville High School plant sale
• Convention, Visitors and Tourism Council to meet Wednesday
• Death notices: April 10, 2012
• Kivett hopes to continue passionate service
• Commitment to the Crucifixion
• Poll has Lugar ahead of Mourdock but lead is within margin of error
• Homeowner shoots in air to scare off vandals
• Parents seek to end 3rd-grade reading test
• Racing into learning
• Death notices: April 9, 2012
• Photos: Easter egg hunt
• Chamber director is force for good in community
• Community service drives Miller candidacy
• Allison wants to do his civic duty
• Tornadoes prompt Jones to construct on-site shelter
• Refurbishing the future: J.W. Jones Company switching CEOs, expanding offerings
• Jail bookings - April 8, 2012
• Counter-protesters take on single person at Confederate rally
• Today's death notices - April 7
• Quyle seeks 2nd council term
• O'Neal hopes to continue job he loves
• Accident causes traffic backup
• AYP out of the equation for local schools
• A 'different style'
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Kappa Kappa Sigma meets Monday
• Monrovia Plan Commission to meet Tuesday
• Morgantown board to meet Tuesday
• Raptor education night is Thursday
• Thomson retirees' luncheon is April 26
• Morgan County deaths
• Soil and Water meeting
• Lawmakers stand ground on self-defense
• Fitness friendly
• State owes $206 million to local govts.
• Town to issue tickets for trash
• County will get $3.65 million from 2nd disbursement mistake
• Man claims robbery attempt was 'a bad joke'
• Blood drive is Sunday
• Blood drive is Tuesday
• IU Morgan Hospital Guild to meet Tuesday
• Death notices: April 6, 2012
• Department of Revenue owes $206 million to local governments
• Firefighters use vacant homes for training
• Hale doubts conflict law covers him
• 'Legacy of Love' group hosts third annual event
• Area briefs - April 5
• Martinsville JAG team to make debut at state
• Mooresville alumni banquet and anniversary events
• Hoosier Girls State delegates selected
• Radio station makes stop in Martinsville
• Board to consider alcohol permits
• Death notices: April 5, 2012
• Program will market state's farm products
• Blue Ribbon Committee numbers suggest population explosion
• Sneezin' season in full swing
• EDC pitches shovel-ready sites
• Kickin' it with Blue
• Township board to meet in county building
• Parks board sets executive session
• Bowman assists at Super Bowl hearing event
• Death notices: April 4, 2012
• 8 enter hall of fame
• Aglow to meet April 12
• Adult Basic Education classes begin April 12
• County approves septic regulations
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• Council approves waiving hiring freeze for two departments
• Solid waste board eyes fundraising opportunities
• Death notices: April 3, 2012
• Adams wants good performance from Morgan County government
• Nunn's new book features local history through columns
• Friendly Hearts to meet Wednesday
• VFW, Elks to have Easter egg hunt and pancake breakfast
• Nazarene Easter egg hunt is Saturday
• Masonic lodge to meet April 9
• Fiction book delves into eminent domain issues
• Mother charged with stealing trust money
• Johnson paints new vision for county if elected as commissioner for Dist. 3
• Area briefs - April 2
• East Hill Cemetery annual meeting is April 18
• Girl Scouts accepting registrations for summer camp
• What to do if you find an injured animal
• First Baptist hosting yard sale
• Psi Iota Xi discusses state meeting
• City meetings moved to Tuesday
• Death notices: April 2, 2012
• Indiana bat dictates I-69 construction schedule
• Local businessman reflects on 30 years as IHSAA referee
• Martinsville student Tracy Thorsell prepares for US Navy
• Mooresville student Hannah Jones sets sights on West Point
• Rastrelli Cello Quartet shows variety in concert Monday
• Service a driving force: New IU Morgan CEO evaluating needs of hospital, community
• United Way exceeds fundraising goal
• Jail bookings - March 31, 2012
• Today's death notices - March 31
• Indian Creek's Ross Hunter awarded Lilly scholarship
• Out and About -- March 31, 2012
• What to do if you find a baby or injured animal
• Meeting briefs -- March 31, 2012
• Mooresville's Maddie Zook also gets four-year award
• Tons of compassion
• Indian Creek's Ross Hunter awarded Lilly scholarship
• Candidates endorsed, events set
• Rastrelli quartet shows variety
• Traveling exhibit brings replica of ancient burial cloth to Bedford
• News briefs
• County hall of fame to induct 8 Monday
• Ice cream man faces OWI charge
• Tax bills coming in the mail
• Deputy, suspect hurt during escape attempt
• Tracking down hidden treasures
• Death notices: March 30, 2012
• Commissioners to meet Monday
• Drainage board to meet Monday
• County council will meet Monday
• Springing into fun
• January 2012 food inspections
• Trust has until Dec. 1 to fix home
• Hoosiers lag in population with college degrees
• News briefs
• City attorney claims final authority on unsafe buildings
• IU report: Indiana will gain another 1 million in population by 2050
• Roundtable backs plan to boost college degrees issued
• Death notices: March 29, 2010
• Zeller honorable mention AP All-American
• Spring improvements
• Antique Appraisal Fair April 14
• Canine Crusaders 4-H Dog Club vaccination clinic
• Kindergarten kickoff is April 14
• Veterans of Foreign Wars Post to have officers election
• Tedrows celebrate 70th anniversary
• Lugar ad labels health care reform 'unconstitutional'
• News briefs
• New conflict law could affect office holders
• Northern Morgan County leaders will follow rule
• County insurance trust drops broker
• Opry going on sale to recoup taxes
• St. Martins Lenten lunch location changes
• County hall of fame induction is Monday
• Death notices: March 28, 2012
• Indian Creek Band Boosters fundraiser
• Watch for tax scams as deadline approaches
• Squeezing every volt
• Canine Crusaders 4-H Club vaccination clinic set
• Pennies for Pets
• Painting perfection
• CFMC Antique Appraisal Fair is April 14
• One of 'Doc's boys' to speak at annual P.R.I.D.E. dinner
• Death notices: March 27, 2012
• Briefs-03/26
• Stephens graduates from basic training
• Arts council donates to kindergarten classrooms
• Don't call Randall Shepard retired
• Daniels names Massa to state Supreme Court
• Success story: Jim Allison kicks the habit
• Surgeon General's report: Movies spur teen smoking
• Elliff-Marsh takes new position with ACS in Indy
• Sheldon wins 1st in Ag essay contest
• Martinsville class of 1959 has mini reunion
• Soil and water district offers free soil testing
• Correction
• Death notices: March 26, 2012
• Discovering why the dinosaurs died is just one of Alvarez's accomplishments
• When will hummingbirds return to south-central Indiana?
• Michael Phelps serving time in jail for shooting
• People in path of I-69 adjust to changes, give advice on starting INDOT negotiations
• Q&A: Counselors provide help after traumatic event
• Princess Bri is finally free
• Candidates for House, Senate express views at 1st forum Saturday
• Chance Jackson's family: 'Some days, it's pure hell'
• Many still healing, 1 year after West Middle School shooting
• IU fans welcome home Hoosiers
• 2nd candidate forum takes on tax abatements, education
• Jail bookings - March 24, 2012
• Today's death notices - March 24
• 'Cats end Hoosiers' season
• Neal plea hearing delayed
• Martinsville BPA competes at state contest
• Election 2012: News and Notes -- March 24, 2012
• Area briefs -- March 24, 2012
• County insurance trust to meet.
• County library board meets Monday
• No city BZA, plan commission this month
• Thunder in the Valley seeks Miss Grand Prix entries
• Trial for civil suit in wake of school shooting set for June 2013
• An invitation to 'Dinner'
• Student struck by bullet casings files suit
• Schools await IREAD-3 results
• Lugar will pay back Treasury for hotel costs during stay in state
• Hoosier Plow Kids Give Back
• Proclaiming safe places
• County donates to tornado victims
• Kappa Kappa Sigma discusses upcoming events
• Amici Homemakers meet at Morgan County Public library
• Paragon hydrant flushing
• Extension homemakers to host lesson
• IU students to cheer on Hoosiers in Atlanta
• Friends of library to host book sale
• Health department has freedom from smoking classes
• Union Cemetery asks for cleanup
• Death notices: March 23, 2012
• Parent of student struck by bullet casings files suit
• Democratic candidates gather, challenge status quo
• Statehouse briefs - March 22, 2012
• Lead Indiana child death investigator resigns
• New law gives an 'F' to extra credit requirements for college degree
• IU fans use rituals to help Hoosiers prevail
• Martinsville Academy finishes strong at Jasper meet
• Sound system approved for Eminence gym
• Marriage Licenses - March 22, 2012
• Court will test if man charged in police standoff can get impartial jury
• Daniels signs illegal entry bill
• Tae Kwon Do instructor, students embark on pilgrimage
• Briarwood Road to be closed Monday
• Petitions for Divorce - March 22, 2012
• Death notices: March 22, 2012
• Martinsville school board to meet Thursday
• Morgan County deaths
• Prescribed burn workshop is Saturday
• 'This Is Indiana' guys still flying high on IU hoops
• Martinsville board looks at conduct
• Rogers block purchase approved
• IC officials discuss technology improvements
• Happy birthday Haven
• Death notices: March 21, 2012
• City takes first step to annex
• Commissioners finalize county building use policy
• Tips for exercising in the heat
• Area briefs - March 20, 2012
• County commissioners approve propane tank
• Daniels signs smoking ban, nepotism bills
• Next stop: Atlanta
• Mt. Pleasant Cemetery to have spring cleanup
• Death notices: March 20, 2012
• Mooresville teachers: Full-day kindergarten beneficial
• $80 million has schools looking at kindergarten expansion
• Fans celebrate IU's return to Sweet 16
• Indiana state government gets C- in public integrity study
• Monrovia Extension Homemakers meet
• Students taking important test this week
• State pushing colleges to grant more degrees faster
• Morgan County Fair to hold 5K run
• Monroe-Gregg school board meeting Tuesday
• Lightning can be a 'bolt from the blue,' NWS warns
• Death notices: March 19, 2012
• Jail bookings
• Emergency officials give advice on how to survive severe storms
• Marketing consultant recommends use of Web tools to boost business
• A 'Safe Place' for a scavenger hunt
• Living with post-traumatic stress disorder a constant struggle for man and his family
• Good friends help 98-year-old enjoy a contented, happy life
• Government's revised planting map shows warmer local climate
• Today's death notices - March 17
• Public access: Getting the word out
• Mayor: No annex comments at Monday meeting
• Candidates get endorsements, set meetings
• City shifts meeting time
• BPA to compete at state
• Stairwell Gallery features artwork from preschool students
• County commissioners to meet
• Clarification
• Trustee defends letter, restrictions
• Gov. signs bill to battle synthetic drug
• A new ride home
• Firefighters shave head for cancer research
• Legislation provides utility bills help to low-income Hoosiers
• Area briefs - March 16, 2012
• Police confirm bomb
• DECA students advance to international contest
• Morgantown to meet in executive session
• Friendship Park Cemetery getting ready for mowing
• Death notices: March 16, 2012
• Trustee, board clash over roles
• Indiana Supreme Court gives Gov. Daniels the pick for secretary of state
• Martinsville students present 'Cinderella'
• Mooresville schools look to expand laptop program
• Weeds, insects potential problems from yo-yo temperatures
• Friendly Hearts make plans during March meeting
• Local youth receives Sea World gift
• Sheriffs' association seeks new members
• Washington budget fix nixed
• Death notices: March 15, 2012
• Motorcycle accident sends one to hospital
• News briefs
• Accident sends two to hospital
• Businesses, volunteers receive honors during dinner
• Police disable possible bomb
• Martinsville students can participate in statewide survey
• Mayor details ambitions for 2012
• Death notices: March 14, 2012
• Police disable possible bomb
• Indiana jobs numbers look positive; unemployment benefits extension to end
• Bomb squad called to Ind. 67 and DuPont Drive
• Monrovia tables decision on re-hiring coach
• Plan commission gives no recommendation to request
• Alert neighbor helps catch alleged burglar
• Martinsville High School brings home TV awards
• Paragon council to meet Thursday
• A change of command
• Vandals causing damage in city parks
• Morgantown Board to have special meeting Monday
• Artesian Little League signups are today, Saturday
• Death notices: March 13, 2012
• Morgan County child support division increases collection
• Marriage licenses -March 12, 2012
• Divorces - March 12, 2012
• GardenFest offers plants, education and food
• M-G school forms new drug-free task force
• Death notices: March 12, 2012
• Sending tornado relief south
• Jail bookings
• Former Morgan County royalty are 500 Festival Princesses
• Madison stages Project Lifesaver training
• Morgan County candidates put in hot seat during public forum Saturday
• 12-year-old entrepreneurs join forces for new Martinsville business
• Former Bloomington pain doctor Kamal Tiwari pleads guilty, faces jail time
• Today's death notices - March 10, 2012
• General Assembly adjourns for the year, passes taxpayer refund bill
• Public access langauge pushed by media group gets revived
• 'Look what I made'
• City addresses water line service issues
• DECA students headed to state
• Candidates make pitch to Tea Party Tuesday
• Yoder seeks to be middle class voice
• Election news and notes -- March 10, 2012
• Smoking ban passes with exemptions
• Wii dancers perform at library
• Problem with Rockport plant could be fixed by administration
• Gov. gets bill to help low-income families
• Lawmakers scramble
• Dollar-A-Day Boys: A musical tribute to the Civilian Conservation Corps presented at Morgan County Public
• Gov. requests federal help for southern Indiana
• Feds charge local man
• Local students helping Henryville
• Relay hosts roller skating fundraiser
• Discounted rain barrels are available
• Kappa Kappa Sigma to meet Monday
• Schoolhouse quilters to meet March 20
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Retired Teachers to meet Tuesday
• Soil and Water Conservancy District announces April programs
• Ind. 39 to close Monday
• City redevelopment panel meets Wednesday
• Death notices: March 9, 2012
• Martinsville man indicted on federal gun charges
• Violator Consumes Evidence during a Traffic Stop
• Adams family faces drug, neglect charges
• Illegal entry bill a step closer
• Martinsville art, music students present weekend show
• Arts bring something extra to education
• Statehouse briefs - March 8, 2012
• Anti-bullying bill may be back on the agenda
• Opry arson suspect has ties to other fires
• Morgan County deaths
• Hospital Guild to meet Tuesday
• O.E.S. to have chicken and noodle dinner
• Death notices: March 8, 2012
• Death notices: March 7, 2012
• Jim Bowyer arrested on arson charge in Nashville Opry fire
• Council OKs purchase of block plant
• Tax receipts miss mark in February but remain ahead of last year
• Supporters of smoking ban looking for ways to agree
• State dismisses case against former teacher
• EMA to serve as collection point for storm victims
• Shooter to stay at Children's Bureau, state to take support check
• Four properties acquired under Mayor Deckard
• Monrovia Plan Commission to meet on March 13
• Multiple sclerosis group to meet today
• Mooresville Eagles to host Bingo for cancer
• EMA ambulance gets funding
• Board to consider alcohol permits
• Death notices: March 6, 2012
• Tornado death toll in state now 13, investigators find EF-4 damage
• Volunteers help Henryville begin rebuilding
• New Google policy opens 'Brave New World' of data collection
• J and S Ministries to host open house
• Essay contest to show importance of library
• 'Triumph over adversity'
• Policy prohibits fundraising in county buildings
• Social media sites 'a pedophile's paradise'
• Safety instructor: Internet a dangerous place for children
• Death notices: March 5, 2012
• MSD Martinsville on 2-hour delay
• Jail Bookings
• Commissioners: Morgan County claims no responsibility for South Shore Drive damage
• Groups sweat it out for charity at YMCA fundraiser
• Longtime aerobics instructor dedicated to teaching free classes
• First Senior Health and Living Fair to be held on April 11
• Retiring legislators thanked for service
• Ready to rock ISTEP
• City compromises with owner to buy Crestwood lot
• Rogers Group purchase on city agenda
• Candidates announce endorsements
• Schools compete in Math Bowl event
• Today's death notices - March 3, 2012
• Pioneers end Artesian's run in sectional
• Authorities: At least 3 dead as tornadoes hit Indiana along Kentucky border
• Mooresville schools delay student release
• A jungle tale
• Grandview celebrates Valentine's Day
• Robotics team hits road for tournament
• Area briefs -- March 2, 2012
• Robotics team hits road for tournament
• Board rejects last candidate challenge
• Sweat-A-Thon to contribute to Invest in Youth Fund
• Attorney: System not helping children with mental issues
• Paragon council to meet
• Death notices: March 2, 2012
• Cahill wants to represent workers in Dist. 37
• Geek out at the library during teen tech week
• Sunny Circle Homemakers embrace international flavor
• Bill to boost kindergarten funding passes Senate
• City council exec session set for Friday
• Morgan County Cleanup prepares for second season
• No bomb found following threat at high school
• Death notices: March 1, 2012
• Monkees' Davy Jones dead at 66
• CFMC announces three new scholarships
• Merry Mac Youth players present 'Jungle Book'
• Driver in chase allegedly admits to using Spice before accident
• Board grants variance for apartments
• Area briefs - Feb. 29
• City takes bids for work under advisement
• Trinity Church of the Nazarene to have winter worship blast
• Martinsville school board to hold executive session
• Morgan County deaths
• Friendship Park to have annual meeting March 11
• Friendly Hearts to meet March 7
• Death notices: Feb. 29, 2012
• Martinsville wins 80-49
• Senate passes nepotism, conflict of interest legislation
• Bear cub makes appearance on House and Senate floors
• County BZA zoning approves variances
• Police review actions in chase
• Community gets to view pieces of history
• An FFA past recalled
• Board affirms 1 candidate, tables 2nd challenge
• Fiscal leaders looking for compromise on taxpayer refund bill
• Death notices: Feb. 28, 2012
• Waters celebrates Valetine's Day
• DNR to host state park open houses
• Rockport gas plant could face trouble
• Study finds most Hoosiers have experienced discrimination
• Residents, pets safe; heavy damage to house reported
• Chase suspect charged with attempted murder
• Train wreck closes Ind. 252
• Doctor offers tips for women
• Morgan County celebrates 4-H week
• Students find success in local 4-H program
• Van stolen with baby inside
• Death notices: Feb. 27, 2012
• Stranded train closes Ind. 252
• 98-year-old's clean living contributes to long life
• Photos: Painting for a cause
• Mooresville Town Council grants 2nd tax abatement to PacMoore
• Jail bookings
• Couple sustains leap-year marriage
• Feature film to be set at Morgantown church
• School officials take security measures after recent break-ins
• Police chase ends with suspect's arrest
• Schools improve advanced placement passing rates
• Northern Indiana union files right-to-work lawsuit
• Cultural celebration
• Former Martinsville doctor placed on probation
• EMA prepares for Severe Weather Awareness Week
• 'Historical' performance
• Today's death notices - Feb. 25, 2012
• RTL cites bio as evidence of Girl Scouts' link to Planned Parenthood
• Woman sentenced for felony incest
• Kappa Kappa Kappa discusses spring luncheon
• Gov. to pick from 3 to fill state Supreme Court vacancy
• Area briefs - Feb. 24, 2012
• Eminence board approves calendar
• White sentenced; Daniels to wait for guidance from court
• Leaving a legacy of love
• Martinsville student art show March 9
• Kendrick Foundation scholarships due today
• American Legion host St. Patrick's party
• County park board to meet
• Morgan County deaths
• St. Martin's host fish fry every Friday of Lent
• Death notices: Feb. 24, 2012
• Lugar responds to Mourdock criticism with new TV ad
• Martinsville sectional tickets available
• ISI wins city booster station contract
• GOP delegate challenges to be heard Friday
• 3 orchestra soloists, one ensemble to compete
• A musical date at state
• Today's death notices: 2/23/12
• Today's deaths
• Daddy daughter date night
• Community supports athletes, academics
• Rally point!
• Area briefs - Feb. 22, 2012
• MSD of Martinsville executive session
• Town refinances to avoid takeover
• Baseball academy sets grand opening at Martinsville Youth Center
• Death notices: Feb. 22, 2012
• Death notices: Feb. 21, 2012
• Election clerk: Harmon's name will remain on ballot
• City council authorizes Appriss contract
• Commissioners appoint Lake DeTurk conservancy board
• Scholarship applications due Feb. 24
• City will demolish buildings
• Secret ballot undone
• Genealogy association thanks Quaker society
• Donnelly campaigns across Indiana as GOP candiates fight to face him
• House votes to punish retailers that sell bath salts, other drugs
• Joining the hometown force
• Delta Theta Tau donates to decathlon team
• Two more delegate challenges filed
• High schools in county being searched after bomb threat
• Honor for Bell receives unanimous approval
• Vectren: Lawmakers should revisit synthetic gas plant
• Record low prices hurt states that rely on its tax revenue
• Statehouse briefs - Feb. 20, 2012
• Area briefs - Feb. 20, 2012
• Gridiron dinner and roast returns to political scene
• Bill would make it easier to transfer credits among Indiana colleges
• League of Miracles group continues fundraising, planning
• Death notices: Feb. 20, 2012
• Area legislators to discuss 2012 General Assembly at March 3 event
• Performers shine for United Way at Morgan County's Got Talent show
• Local governmental representatives invited to help plan I-69 Section 5
• Col. Townsend assuming new role with National Guard
• Former Martinsville doctor faces disciplinary hearing this week
• Today's death notices - Feb. 18, 2012
• Artesian fans rally around team
• Demolition, leases on city's Monday agendas
• Consultant: Youth should be involved in business
• Valentine's Day gift leads to arrest
• Dist. 60 candidate seeks rights restoration, tax cuts
• State investigates Wolf's activities
• Valentine's Day gift leads to arrest on molesting charges
• Blood center to host March drives
• Soil, water district has watershed funds available
• Lyric Opera Theatre to perform Civil War show at library
• Paragon council to meet Tuesday
• Genealogy meeting is Thursday
• Quilters guild will meet Tuesday
• Clarification on donations for Academic Decathlon team
• NHJ officials to research new resource provider
• Board approves emergency security request
• Morgan County Swine Club has busy December
• Gala raises money for downtown events
• Child molester removed from watch list
• Party delegate challenges defeated
• Singing their way to state competition
• Death notices: Feb. 17, 2012
• Board accepts Wolf's resignation; board first heard of possible relationship in May 2011
• Brooklyn sets water boil order
• Drop the charade and redo the vote
• State Police will investigate Tim Wolf's activities in Morgan County
• Candidate wants to separate coroner, law enforcement
• Artesians rally together
• Area briefs - Feb. 16, 2012
• Harmon took plea deal after accident in front of bar in Indy
• Rollin' in style
• Whitaker Baptist hosts gospel sing
• Death notices: Feb. 16, 2012
• Law leaves gray area in student, teacher sexual relationships
• Armstrong offers diverse background in coroner's race
• Potential city tenant wouldn't pay rent
• Sichting is new Artesians' coach
• Death notices: Feb. 15, 2012
• Jerry Sichting to coach Martinsville boys' basketball team
• School officials had heard rumors
• M-G school board 'virtual desktop' options for students, teachers
• Park board to seek next pool operator
• Court says governor not subject to deposition
• Morgan County's Got Talent show is Friday
• High school band to perform Thursday
• Jackson brings law enforcement experience to coroner's race
• Death notices: Feb. 14, 2012
• Martinsville basketball coach retires day after arrest
• Rohlman: Experience an asset in coroner's office
• Organizers hope to open center soon
• Artesians win 15 in a row
• Cornhole tournament to benefit 17-month old leukemia patient
• New standards to increase cost of construction
• Gov. Daniels quietly developing a conservation legacy
• 19 House members opt to retire
• Committee considers credit creep legislation
• Housing deal means $145 million for state, Hoosier homeowners
• Bill aims to speed utility line relocations
• Death notices: Feb. 13, 2012
• City asks court to condemn flood-damaged properties to clear way for purchase
• Morgan County designated crop disaster area from last year's heat, drought
• Wounded, ill Marines visit on their way to Super Bowl
• Paragon council pays back taxes to avoid IRS takeover
• Jail bookings
• Looking for Mr. Right-wing: Study connects relationships and politics
• Miller pursues progressive approach
• Tilford cites experiences as qualifications for office
• City receives building lease proposal from Appriss
• Election briefs
• Representatives help men, women transitioning from correctional facilities to the workforce
• 1 dead, Martinsville man injured in I-65 crash
• Limbo for love
• Several incumbents challenged in primaries
• Experts give a C-minus to Congress
• Legler leaves legacy as he retires from vision clinic
• Line-up set for Morgan County's Got Talent show
• Today's death notices - Feb. 11, 2012
• 1 dead, local man injured in I-65 crash
• School officials: Graduation rates not quite what they seem
• Artesian Taste event is in June
• State graduation rates improve
• Accident closes Wilbur Road
• Area briefs - Feb. 10, 2012
• Ind. 252 bridge to be replaced
• MHS decathalon team to compete at state
• City council to consider lease action
• Hospital guild to meet Tuesday
• Morgan County deaths
• American Legion hosts Valentine's dance
• Psi Iota Xi to meet
• Fire department to have turkey shoot
• Death notices: Feb. 10, 2012
• Indiana gets waiver on education requirements
• Merchants pushing for Amazon to collect sales taxes now
• Three groups ordered to pay $80,800 for violations
• Statehouse briefs - Feb. 9, 2012
• Lawmakers consider whether to ban school bus fees
• Birds, flowers offer hope of early spring
• Area briefs - Feb. 9, 2012
• Obituaries - Feb. 9, 2012
• County council reinstates EMA funding for ambulance
• Smoking barred in Washington fire station
• DNR looks into eagle shooting near Eminence
• Annexation threatens Washington Township
• Death notices: Feb. 9, 2012
• Shireman to form district
• Martinsville chamber maps road to dining
• Legislation would require online classes
• Final change order approved for Ohio Street construction
• Park meeting location changed
• Faith Church to show 'Courageous'
• Senate candidates make their campaigns official
• Death notices: Feb. 8, 2012
• Council president named with secret ballot
• Lawmakers tinker with local government nepotism, conflict of interest bill
• Keep your children safe
• County seeking asset count
• Raw milk debate to get study in summer
• Area briefs - Feb. 7, 2012
• Madonna's stage crew included Martinsville woman
• County: Dispatch needs more study
• Death notices: Feb. 7, 2012
• Area briefs - Feb. 6, 2012
• Artesian student leads in state position
• Student leaders eye state competition
• Amici Homemakers meet at Indy's
• Nightingale Home Healthcare to provide free wellness checks
• Artist reveals work at library gallery
• FFA uncovers history
• Cornhole event to benefit 17-month-old with leukemia
• Death notices: Feb. 6, 2012
• Martinsville grad honored by Navy
• Accident on Ind. 37 sends one to hospital
• Local daughter shares father's World War II stories
• Locals work to get in on Super Bowl action
• United Way to fund community needs assessment
• Jail bookings
• Business co-op helps entrepreneur land elite Super Bowl party contracts
• EMA director to ask Morgan County Council to reinstate ambulance funds
• Kristi Dunigan joins United Way
• Today's death notices - Feb. 4, 2012
• Twigg, IOSHA settle fines
• Troops honored as part of NFL's Salute to Service event
• Low-income households can get heating help
• Man charged over fraudulent ads
• Jazzing up the Super Bowl
• Woman sentenced for fraud
• Martinsville expecting annexation proposals
• 'Body Safety' presentation for parents is Monday
• Brady throws NFL, feds curveball
• New judge to hear Neal case
• County council primary contested
• Democratic congressional candidates visit
• 'Unfortunate timing' for FSA
• Welch: Working both sides of aisle
• Death notices: Feb. 3, 2012
• Pfaff to celebrate 80th
• Long kills controversial fenced-hunting bill
• Gov. signs RTW bill
• Long: Central Indiana mass transit bill won't pass this year
• State: 'Piggy bank' is important in gambling case
• Final beams being delivered to bridge
• Third coroner candidate files
• Man dies in moped accident
• Death notices: Feb. 2, 2012
• Gov. signs RTW into law
• RTW moves to governor's desk
• Eastern Star chili supper is Saturday
• Kappa Kappa Sigma meets
• Morgan County deaths
• FSA consolidation meeting is Thursday
• Students are taught about diversity, culture during 'One World' event at Children's Museum
• Right to work moves to final vote, then governor
• Bill would require drug tests of welfare recipients, lawmakers
• House passes hunting preserve bill
• State will work to preserve land as part of 200th birthday celebration
• Death notices: Feb. 1, 2012
• House moves smoking ban forward
• Credit creep bill creeps forward
• State will work to preserve land as part of 200th birthday celebration
• House passes hunting preserve bill
• House passes bill to require drug tests of welfare recipients, lawmakers
• General Assembly moves education measures
• House approves historic preservation measure
• U.S. Rep. Dan Burton to retire
• Elementary Schools have 'snowball fight'
• Area briefs - Jan. 31, 2012
• City BZA grants garage variance
• Schools are ramping up recycling
• Death notices: Jan. 31, 2012
• House passes bill to phase out inheritance tax
• Bill to help poor families with utility bills passes House
• Senate votes to allow on-farm sale of raw milk
• House approves bill to curb local government nepotism and conflicts of interest
• Senate exempts voucher schools from bill requiring cursive instruction
• Daniels signs human trafficking bill into law
• Senate overhauls creation-science education bill
• Senate committee passes right to work as Democrats boycott
• Lugar's 2011 campaign donations tower over Mourdock's
• Indiana food in Super spotlight
• Gov. Mitch Daniels signs new penalties for sex trafficking
• Another chapter in story develops for Apple
• 11-year-old reporter lands plum Super Bowl gig
• Sunny Circle Homemakers discuss upcoming events
• Area briefs - Jan. 30, 2012
• Crane braces for new wave of military cuts
• Police don't expect any Super Bowl problems
• Reporter-Times looks to speak with Super Bowl workers
• Death notices: Jan. 30, 2012
• Wireless companies slowly acquiring new territory
• Jamming and blocking: Roller derby changes local women's lives
• Fast-food eateries change menus to boost nutritional value
• County's FSA office could be consolidated
• Colts fans decry Patriots invasion, but one bar is celebrating
• AT&T employees stitch up 'Super' scarves
• Jail bookings
• Mayfield hopes to be distinguished by background, not career
• Today's death notices - Jan. 28, 2012
• Getting ready for Relay
• Bars exempted from smoking-ban bill - for next 18 months
• Human trafficking bill headed to the governor in time for game
• State will return bank to accused gambler
• Opera experience coming to Martinsville
• Workers to learn 'Super' service
• Mayfield: Background, not career, distinguishes her
• INDOT pressing ahead with 1-69 construction in Section 4
• Women's body images assailed from all sides
• Senate aims to pass RTW before game
• Supporters rally for Oakley campaign
• Young brings campaign to Morgan County voters
• Have smiles, will travel
• Death notices: Jan. 27, 2012
• Rod Bray: Candidacy for state Senate not about heritage
• Special judge requested for Neal hearing
• Bills pass to fund full-day kindergarten and fair victim compensation
• House passes RTW as protesters jeer
• Relay preps for June event
• Fire displaces 15 people
• Death notices: Jan. 26, 2012
• Fire at Springlake apartments
• Reporter-Times looks to speak with Super Bowl workers
• Sheriff's Association to award scholarships
• Morgan County deaths
• Friendly Hearts to meet
• Rediscover Martinsville hosts third annual Valentine's Gala
• Kappa Kappa Sigma meets
• A blue-ribbon partnership
• Daniels: Protect the private sector
• Project helps veterans preserve stories
• Obama to Republicans: Game on
• Eminence schools reorganize board
• Area briefs - Jan. 25
• Committee passes bill to permit fenced deer hunting
• Espich plan would provide money to kindergarten and state fair victims
• Committee passes bath salts bill; pot legislation likely to die
• Committee passes sales tax exemption for poor Hoosiers
• Senate passes bill to cut maximum age for child support payments
• Lawmakers to consider changes to voucher law
• Senate passes bill to offer more help to military families
• Senate passes bill to encourage young drinkers to call for help
• Chairman kills township reform bill and blames RTW boycott
• Harrison Township Fire Station property approved
• Death notices: Jan. 25, 2012
• REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT IN STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS
• Town's plan commisioners step down
• Bill would give utility breaks
• Senate passes bill to allow Hoosiers to resist police entry - sometimes
• Gown shared through 6 generations
• Lobbyists, public would have to take oath to testify
• Committee sends inheritance tax elimination to the full House
• Area briefs - Jan. 24
• House GOP dictates RTW agenda
• Looping at the library
• Charges filed over missing court money
• Goens trial delayed until April
• Teen maze teaches about drug use
• Denominational Garden Club
• Death notices: Jan. 24, 2012
• Survey: Water quality important to most
• Mayfield to seek state House seat
• Former city court clerk charged in missing money case
• 50 years of YMCA
• Cosmetologists say de-licensing would be dangerous
• Lugar outspends Mourdock on ads
• Conservation to get hearing
• Lawmakers look to trim inheritance tax
• DCP and ACRE enrollment begins today
• Artesian decathlon team celebrates high score
• Death notices: Jan. 23, 2012
• NFL players could make Indiana labor fight interesting
• Planning a trip to the Super Bowl Village? Here are some tips
• Bedford pastor recalls uncle who was Tuskegee Airman
• County starts program for veterans in trouble
• Kendrick Foundation kicks off 2012 grant cycle
• Community Foundation names new board directors, members
• Indianapolis wired for the Super Bowl
• Maxwells keep their faith in spite of life's setbacks
• Jail bookings
• Man charged with molesting minor 3 years ago
• Today's death notices - Jan. 21, 2012
• Coroner allegedly sent sexual Facebook messages to 17-year-old boy
• Morgan County Fair prepares for 2012 events
• MGB is cute car Uebels were looking for
• Statehouse briefs - Jan. 21, 2012
• Governor to respond to Obama
• Area briefs - Jan. 21, 2012
• IBC to host February drives
• Special prosecutor to look at Madison
• Giving blood, giving life
• Businesses prepare for Super Bowl
• Shootout suspect faces more charges
• Man accused of sex with 13-year-old is captured
• $50,00 needed to get $250,000
• Variance for garage on city BZA agenda
• City council exec session set for Wednesday
• GardenFest is approaching
• Meth lab training class is March 1
• Scrapbook event is Jan. 28
• Morgan County deaths
• County park board to meet Tuesday
• Paragon faces IRS takeover
• Green Township Pack 221 Scouts have busy year
• Goodwin running for state Senate
• Former clerk says she inherited problems
• Martinsville school transportation changes approved
• Madison Township Board approves report
• Play to shed light on mental-health prejudices
• Death notices: Jan. 20, 2012
• Statehouse briefs - Jan. 19, 2012
• Lawmakers' absence on floor brings House to a standstill again
• Becky Skillman includes Waverly in county tour
• 911 board to meet with county officials to discuss options
• Phelps' second trial delayed until after appeal
• Death notices: Jan. 19, 2012
• Rod Bray considering bid for state Senate
• House again at partisan standstill over RTW
• Bill would put cold Indiana beer in stores
• Statehouse briefs - Jan. 18, 2011
• Tip leads to gambling arrest
• City water department debt continues to increase
• County won't pay for contractor's mistake
• Committee debates bill to transform townships
• I.U. Health names new CEO, president
• Opponents protest DOE proposal for school grades
• Lions propose community park to M-G school board
• Death notices: Jan. 18, 2012
• Sen. Bray won't seek another term
• Today's death notices: 1/17/12
• Sen. Richard Bray Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election to Senate District 37
• Gregg Township board approves 2011 report
• Former IU employee files discrimination complaint against IU
• Mayor's daughter battles liver problems
• Looking for laughs in Martinsville
• Long explains candidacy withdrawal
• Psi Iota Xi preps for state meeting
• Quilters guild to meet today
• Men with real power
• Schools may take attendance twice a year for funds
• Statehouse briefs - Jan. 16, 2011
• Old Bags for Scholarships auction set for March 17
• See a weird tree? The state wants a photo
• Judge upholds Indiana's school voucher law
• North Madison Elementary to bring updates to its building
• Woman loses $4,300 in scam
• Two people arrested after chase Friday
• Lawmakers: 'Right-to-work' pushing other issues aside
• Artist finds abstract work 'freeing'
• Extension Homemakers to have "Cards and Calories" event
• Death notices: Jan. 16, 2012
• Countering the myth: PRIDE, others work to dispel city's negative image
• Providence Place to provide affordable housing, resources
• Schools administer ISTEP 'stress test'
• Tutterow, Taylor tell 'tall tales'
• United Way in Morgan County surpasses annual fundraising goal
• Area briefs -- Jan. 14, 2012
• Police chase ends in arrest
• County coroner withdraws bid for re-election
• Lawyers offer pro bono services on MLK Day
• County officials: Mapping system a useful tool
• County GIS program usage on the rise
• Today's death notices - Jan. 14
• Three survive entrapment crash
• Preservationists seek expanded tax credit
• Senate committee postpones action on taxpayer refund bill
• 3 houses on list for demolition
• No charges to be filed against deputy
• County redevelopment commission discusses TIFs
• Beverage board renews permits
• County offices closed Monday
• Death notices: Jan. 13, 2012
• Singing for change
• Candidates file for statewide races
• Authorities look for man accused of molesting
• Commission approves booster station spending
• Commission to require prepayment
• 11 file to run for county offices
• DLGF denies Madison Township tax increase
• Death notices: Jan. 12, 2012
• Daniels' speech debated
• Long retires from sheriff's department
• NHJ adopts balanced calendar
• Special city meetings set for Thursday
• Amazon will pay sales taxes
• State lawmakers debate smoking bill exemptions
• Lawmakers to consider illegal entry issues
• Caucus votes Perry onto Mooresville council
• Death notices: Jan. 11, 2012
• Text of Gov. Daniel's state of the state address
• Riding into the spotlight
• House committee quickly passes right-to-work bill
• Park head seeks to create bylaws
• Judge orders DOC to give molester requested family photos
• No one injured in Mooresville apartment fire
• Shootout suspect's bond stays at $1 million
• Fair to take trees
• Monroe-Gregg school board
• Death notices: Jan. 10, 2012
• Democrats returing to statehouse floor
• Right-to-Work bill moves forward to full state Senate
• Firefighters worked hard on Monroe Street blaze
• Martinsville school board executive session
• MC Hall of Fame to get 8 new members
• Speech will kick off final year full of action for Gov.
• Series brings classical duo to town
• Indiana DOT plans 28 intersections for roundabouts
• Residents evacuate Mooresville house; one treated for smoke inhalation after fire
• Death notices: Jan. 9, 2012
• Mourdock's grassroots campaign director, Diane Hubbard, hails from Monrovia
• Federal policies are dividing Americans, Mourdock says
• Core Fitness begins its Biggest Loser Challenge
• AmeriPlex: When neighborhoods and commerce collide
• Bill and Wanda Harris recall Air Force, air traffic controller days
• Breast cancer awareness event to feature TV news anchor Deanna Dewberry
• GOP caucus vote elects Virginia Perry to Mooresville Town Council
• Diversity event in Bedford to unify communities
• Man airlifted to hospital after ATV accident west of Mooresville
• Today's death notices - 1/7/12
• Proposal would require online classes
• Bond decision on shootout suspect due Monday
• Special prosecutor dismisses case against Allen
• Morgan County insurance trust's claims decreasing
• OSHA: Conditions deadly
• Martinsville mother has first St. Francis-Mooresville baby of 2012
• Week filled with fires, accidents in county
• Democrats fear fines if they keep boycotting House
• Jim Root 'appreciating every moment' since being rescued
• Nick's case illustrates vulnerability of the digital world
• Nick's victim of $1.2 million fraud
• Area briefs - Jan. 6, 2012
• Lawmakers work quickly on human trafficking bill ahead of Super Bowl
• HB 1005 addresses nepotism on govt. boards
• State revenue better than expected
• 4-H leader: Money used for 'service'
• Merit board to meet
• Health department sponsors freedom from smoking classes
• Morgan County deaths
• Hospital guild to meet
• Health department offering flu shots
• Hilldale Cemetery Association to meet
• Death notices: Jan. 6, 2012
• Police, firefighters had their hands full
• Party leaders discuss right-to-work
• Carrie Clayburn Memorial dinner Feb. 17
• Cause of veteran's death is investigated
• Dems stop Statehouse work before it starts
• IU Health welcomes New Year baby
• Washington Township approves salary ordinance
• Governor rescinds security measures for Statehouse
• City parks receive new truck
• Peggy Welch breaks ranks with Democrats
• Death notices: Jan. 5, 2012
• Governor rescinds security measures for Statehouse
• Cellphone photo alerts DNR to illegally-taken 17-point buck
• Judge allows Indiana Secretary of State to stay in office during appeals process
• Township nails down insurance issues
• Knight's Party member sues city, others
• Lawmakers return to security controversy
• Area briefs - Jan. 4, 2012
• Skillman recommends local government changes
• Man crashes during seizure
• SCI REMC gets tax help for building
• Green Township fire dept. to meet
• Knitting and crocheting lesson
• Death notices: Jan. 4, 2012
• DNR investigating deer shooting
• Many in Morgan County take on 'get fit' resolutions
• Prayer group gets waiver to Statehouse
• Right-to-work supporters, opponents use television ads
• Grandfather charged with neglect after accident
• Snow causes slipping, sliding
• Killer asks for post conviction relief
• Death notices: Jan. 3, 2012
• Snow causes accidents across county
• Camp Atterbury celebrates 375th birthday of National Guard
• New year, new agenda
• IU Morgan welcomes 1st baby
• New year greeted by sold-out crowd at Art Sanctuary
• Aaron Long graduates from basic training
• Death notices: Jan. 2, 2012
• Schools grapple with past education legislation
• School officials discuss upcoming education legislation
• St. Francis hospice seeks volunteers
• The face of the Klan today
• Finding niche, supporting existing businesses are 2012 economic goals
• Man charged in Christmas Day rape
• Officials detail new rules for visitors to Statehouse
• Today's death notices: Dec. 31
• Family survives Ind. 37 crash
• Family of five survives Ind. 37 crash
• MPL board bids farewell to longtime members
• Sycamore Land Trust protects an estimated 2,300 acres in 2011
• Area briefs -- Dec. 31, 2011
• City officials sworn in for 2012
• Work begins on Harrison Twp. station
• Safety a county priority in 2012
• Charles Worley wins Bethany seat
• Charles Worley chosen in forced Bethany vote
• Area briefs - Dec. 30, 2011
• Atterbury acquires retired M1 tank
• PALS receives gift from Farm Credit Services
• Accident sends one to hospital, damages church
• Mayor's pay bumped to $60,000
• Year in review top story: 11-year-old shoots brother
• Year in review: Top stories from the second half of 2011
• Year in review: For Bare Feet gives city industrial boost
• Death notices: Dec. 30, 2011
• Today's death notices: 12/29/11
• TIF districts, new businesses arrive in 2011
• Noonan graduates from air force training
• Curves donates to humane society
• Year in review top story: One student shot, another convicted
• Taylor graduates from basic training
• Delta Theta Tau says thanks for attendance
• 4-H Junior leaders stay busy at monthly meetings
• SCI REMC offers youth programs
• Swearing-in ceremony set for Friday
• Katherine Long recognized at annual FFA convention
• Retired colonel seeks U.S. House seat
• Year in review: Top stories from first half of 2011
• Season's first snow blasts county
• Area briefs - Dec. 28, 2011
• Board tables Harrison fire's variance for new building
• Panels approve REMC proposals
• Coming meetings
• Board approves Hart Lake utility plan
• Death notices: Dec. 28, 2011
• Special council meeting set for Thursday
• Snowfall causes slideoffs across county
• Returning troops treated to home-cooked meal
• Creating a calendar
• Deputy's killer dies in prison
• GriefShare to meet at River Valley
• State gives two county schools Four Star rating
• Deputy's killer dies in prison
• Couple hurt in Saturday accident
• Morning accident sends one to hospital
• Fire damages house
• Death notices: Dec. 27, 2011
• Deputy's killer dies in prison
• Accident injures couple
• REMC in midst of major changes
• Sump hands over reins to incoming CEO
• County, United Way team up for volunteerism
• Restaurant inspections for November 2011
• Kappa Kappa Sigma has Christmas party
• Good Shepherd Clinic recognizes volunteers
• Death notices: Dec. 26, 2011
• State could penalize communities that oppose I-69
• Mooresville woman not letting cancer treatments stop her from making Christmas festive
• Gregg Township Fire Department addressing its problems
• I-69 brinkmanship likely to continue in 2012
• Tacketts remind others to give 'gift of life'
• Death notices: Dec. 24, 2011
• Cub Scouts make care packages
• The state of trees
• Vectren employees reach labor deal after week of lockout
• Former county official to serve 6 days in jail
• Man escapes after hearing
• Judge to force Bethany vote
• Grandmother, toddler avoid serious injury in crash
• News briefs
• White Christmas unlikely for area
• IU Morgan employees donate to food pantries
• Sunny Circle Homemakers meet at McAllister's for luncheon
• Judge rules White not eligible
• Bedford lottery winner plans vacation, investment
• 'Pay for performance' returns to state employees
• Ugly Christmas sweater service
• Death notices: Dec. 23, 2011
• Death notices: Dec. 22, 2011
• Shootout suspect runs out of time in bond hearing
• Protestors ask DLGF to cut budgets
• Area briefs - Dec. 21
• Bids approved for Lake Ditch project
• Lights help celebrate Christmas
• State redesigns license plates
• City cuts 2011 expenditures
• Health dept. sets 2012 fees
• Washington Township to meet Jan. 3
• Morgan County deaths
• Death notices: Dec. 21, 2011
• Holiday greetings from Afghanistan
• Council acts on abatement proposals
• Hearing for Vandagrifft changed
• Commissioners discuss emergency call system
• County council creates committee to look at longevity pay request
• Commissioners approve council redistricting
• Monroe-Gregg to hold executive session
• Judge to rule on vouchers' legality within 30 days
• Body in car pulled from Lake Monroe identified as missing elderly woman
• Psi Iota Xi discusses fundraisers
• Death notices: Dec. 20, 2011
• Body in car pulled from Lake Monroe, officials report
• Firefighters donate to food pantry
• Two service organizations to merge
• Madison Township DLGF hearing is Tuesday morning
• Martinsville girls honored during championship reunion
• Today's death notices: Dec. 19
• 81-year-old woman missing in Monroe County
• One dead in accident on Ind. 144
• Sweet gifts on the square
• Jail bookings
• Photo: OneRoad Christmas giveaway
• Mooresville town office 'mom' retires
• Competition getting thick in 9th District
• Vectren locks out workers following dispute over proposed 3-year contract
• Taking their faith a long way from home
• Former councilman survives 4 cancers, heart problems
• Today's death notices - Dec. 17
• Lions have vision screening in Monrovia
• Shed light on hunger
• Handbag designer sets up shop in Martinsville
• De-stress for the holidays
• Gov. to support right-to-work
• ARea briefs - Dec. 16, 2011
• Court to determine fate of Bethany town council
• State to drop charges against former Brooklyn town marshal
• Allen may face trial in January
• Beverage board renews permits
• Commissioners, county council to meet Monday
• County park board to meet
• City hall closings set
• Abatements on city's Monday meeting agenda
• New Madrid anniversary
• Today's death notices - Dec. 16, 2011
• Man accused of holding police hostage gets 4 more attempted murder charges
• Lawmakers urge caution amidst talks of tax refund
• Sons of Zion Hill reach out to Waters residents
• Landlords, others learn to recognize methamphetamine labs, ingredients
• Redevelopment commission comfortable with abatements
• Today's death notices - Dec. 15, 2011
• M-G school board applauds academic improvements
• 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'
• Audit raises questions about payments
• Township audit turned over to prosecutor, attorney general
• State cites missing records in Washington Twp. audit
• Sanders elected to be parks board chairman
• YMCA receives $47,559 grant from United Way for projects
• Today's death notices - Dec. 14, 2011
• Area briefs - Dec. 13, 2011
• M-G school board applauds academic improvements
• M-G School board officially fires teacher accused of rape
• Grand Jury indicts former IURC chairman
• Teen driver rolls SUV on Maple Court
• Deadlines approach to mail Christmas packages
• Burglars hit school, businesses
• Truck driver escapes serious injury
• Audit questions $45,000 in spending
• Today's death notices - Dec. 13, 2011
• Top stories of 2011: Share your picks
• State Democratic Party chairman steps down
• A killer time for Relay
• Waters residents enjoy songs from elementary students
• Holiday events showcase spirit of Christmas season
• A chance at love
• Today's death notices - Dec. 12, 2011
• Hoosier fans go wild after IU victory
• No postal changes before Christmas, postmasters say
• Aerotropolis agreement gains communities' support
• House fire displaces Brown Township man
• Mooresville Care Net Pregnancy Center receives new ultrasound equipment
• Water births: Mothers praise IU Health for having procedure
• Today's death notices - Dec. 10
• Area residents attend holiday remembrance service
• Area briefs -- Dec. 10, 2011
• Lighting up the season
• Lying about accident might land hunters in hot water
• Indiana blood center plans January drives
• Artist shares stories through painting
• Schools encourage 'whooping cough' shots
• Lying about alleged accident might land hunters in hot water
• Indiana mom whose son shot brother wants trial moved
• Landmark comes down
• White asking judge to dismiss charges against him
• Clothing the children
• YMCA looking for donors to 'Invest in Youth'
• IU student who was with Spierer before disappearance settles unrelated alcohol case
• Bridge weight limit to be lifted today in Brown County
• Area briefs - Dec. 9, 2011
• Newborn left in ER now in foster care
• IEDB backs right-to-work proposals
• Dems call for independent audit after nearly $300 million found
• Meeting to teach about meth cleanup
• Morgan County deaths
• WRE to have free gift wrapping
• Today's death notices - Dec. 9, 2011
• Former skating rink building demolished
• County offices closed around holidays
• St. Mark's to host Messiah Sing-Along
• Ambulance absence stirs debate
• Art Sanctuary prepares for Santa's Friday visit
• Rockin' for the season
• Shepard leaving Indiana Supreme Court
• Red Barn needs help with baskets
• One injured in hunting accident in state forest
• Area Briefs - Dec. 8
• Senior's project to benefit Desert Rose
• Today's death notices - Dec. 8, 2011
• State audit finds $288 million
• Poll shows Hoosiers don't support right-to-work
• Solid waste district over budget for 2011
• 7 decades later, Pearl Harbor anniversary still powerful
• 'Ashfall' author autographs book
• 2 bands to usher in new year
• Convicted molester arrested on new charges
• 1 Heart Ministries to perform 'A Christmas Testimony' at Art Sanctuary
• Genealogy Association to meet Dec. 15
• Church to have Christmas cantata
• Today's death notices - Dec. 7, 2011
• Commissioners pass new election map
• 29,000 military members get holiday cards from Indiana
• For Bare Feet gets abatement
• Local ladies group to host special speaker
• Son-Shine ladies nursing home ministry
• County jail population highest on record
• County council discusses insurance, flood projects
• City reduces penalty of contractor
• Today's death notices - Dec. 6, 2011
• Hoosiers celebrate glory days
• Area briefs - Dec. 5, 2011
• Higher salt prices could mean bumpy roads ahead
• All wrapped up
• Santa makes a breakfast visit Saturday
• Centerstone grant will improve access to treatment services
• Grant seminar is Dec 13
• Master Gardener classes begin in January
• Today's death notices - Dec. 5, 2011
• Stolen Unionville Santa returned, with a cash bonus
• Detention of US students in Egypt brings up issue of torture
• Indiana Dream Team growing, seeking resources
• A Victorian Christmas comes to Mooresville
• For Bare Feet celebrates new beginning on special day
• Local flower shop facing foreclosure
• Reporter-Times and Mooresville-Decatur Times win press awards
• Today's death notices - Dec. 3
• Mural postcards available at ArtWorks, Art Gallery
• Moose donates to Quality of Life Foundation
• Business Professionals of America host event
• Student told kilt not appropriate for school
• Local meetings scheduled
• Central Elementary to perform for parents, community
• Physicians: Buying hearing devices online 'dangerous'
• Tuning up for 'Tuna'
• Congress considers online sales tax issues
• New deputy sworn in
• Area briefs - Dec. 2, 2011
• Duke awards $1,000 check for Christmas baskets
• Elliott seeking GOP nod for Dist. 60 state House seat
• Former teacher released until trial on threats
• Martinsville recognized at ceremony for commitment to CPS-3, fundraising
• Alcoholic beverage board to discuss permits
• Solid waste board to meeting Monday
• Today's death notices - Dec. 2, 2011
• Boil advisory lifted
• Youth center needs $50,000
• Cookie Stroll passports for sale beginning Thursday
• Getting ready for the Christmas tree
• Traffic stop leads to arrest on drug charges
• Habitat for Humanity completes Paragon street project
• Today's death notices - Dec. 1, 2011
• Spotlight on Stars closing its doors
• Mooresville committee looking for input on school calendar
• Area briefs - Nov. 30, 2011
• New district 60 heavily Republican
• United Way seeks 'Got Talent' participants
• Church to have bazaar Saturday
• Morgan County deaths
• Today's death notices - Nov. 30, 2011
• Federal firearms charges placed against felon
• Investigation pending after hunting accident
• Area briefs - Nov. 29, 2011
• IU student describes ordeal in Egypt
• County BZA tables propane request
• Indiana retailers launch campaign for 'tax fairness'
• Habitat for Humanity celebrates volunteerism
• Library revives food for fines
• Shooter's sister can stay with parents
• Need for TP leads homeowner to suspect neighbors of burglary
• Green Township Fire Rescue hosts pictures with Santa
• Martinsville Aglow to meet Dec. 8
• Faith Church sponsors free gift wrap
• Today's death notices - Nov. 29, 2011
• Boil water advisory issued
• Accident injures one
• 'Christmas around the World'
• The return of Nacho
• A wish come true
• Busy 2012 election year awaits voters
• Today's death notices - Nov. 28, 2011
• Kids' faces light up during Santa's arrival, lighting ceremony at Winter Wonderland celebration
• Local leaders: Community involvement key to curbing teens' substance abuse
• Study reports increase in drug, tobacco, alcohol use among teens
• Local businessman just loves to talk
• IU experts: Congress' failure to act on deficit pushes US toward cliff
• Nominations sought for Morgan County Hall of Fame
• Sidewalk money hard to come by
• Jail bookings - Nov. 26, 2011
• Today's death notices - Nov. 26
• Funding delays bridge fixes
• Mission, churches offer help to needy families
• Sertoma Club donates to Nazarene food pantry
• Area briefs -- Nov. 26, 2011
• Near drowning case from 2007 to go to trial in 2012
• MHS celebrates AP Honor Roll placement
• Study: State loses $77 million by not taxing online retail sales
• Indiana places a big bet on consumer-driven health insurance
• Sustainability gains ground as field of scientific research
• Area briefs - Nov. 25, 2011
• Mooresville resident finds intruder in her home
• Mapleturn plant project progressing
• Mission has heavy turnout of help and need
• Food pantry needs help filling baskets for Christmas
• Jury gives $27 million judgement in explosion
• Sewers, water 'a work in progress'
• Today's death notices - Nov. 25, 2011
• Fixing schools from the top
• Eminence schools approve appropriations, hires
• Downtown lights on around the clock
• Former bank manager charged with theft
• Building a path to better roads
• Today's death notices - Nov. 24, 2011
• Area briefs - Nov. 23, 2011
• Cost of Thanksgiving dinner up 8% in Indiana
• BZA rejects farm equipment sales zoning request
• 2 businesses might seek tax abatements
• State Rep. Foley won't seek another term
• Morgan County deaths
• Decorate the light post event begins Dec. 1
• Indian Creek executive session Monday
• Sheriff's department officer investigated
• Today's death notices - Nov. 23, 2011
• Two charged with killing bobcat
• Indiana's forests help balance carbon
• Martinsville police receive grant
• Republicans: Right-to-work will top 2012 agenda
• Board debates IC balanced calendar proposal
• Council boundaries stir debate, legal threat
• New lights illuminate downtown
• Video: Tradition continues for Airborne, Indiana National Guard family
• Today's death notices - Nov. 22, 2011
• Hancock family stays close
• 'Those Dillinger Boys'
• Black Friday or Cyber Monday?
• Dressing the day
• Area briefs - Nov. 21, 2011
• Police hoped for peaceful arrest
• Union workers will greet lawmakers Tuesday
• VFW to host Thanksgiving pitch-in dinner
• Green Township PTO hosts craft sale
• Morgan County deaths
• Today's death notices - Nov. 21, 2011
• Criminal code, job creation among top legislative priorities for 2012
• Donations pour in for Red Barn's Thanksgiving food giveaway
• Mason turns worries over to songs, faith
• Artist's jewelry to hit red carpet
• New iPads making a difference for special education students
• Jail bookings
• Atterbury hosts Wounded Warrior Hunt
• Today's death notices - Nov. 19, 2011
• Area briefs - Nov. 19, 2011
• Relay for Life murder-mystery evening
• Missing man's best friend
• Mission needs holiday food
• Conexus targets schools for workforce development
• Tri-Kappa to host Christmas bazaar
• Restaurant inspections - October 2011
• EMS students donate 4,810 items to Red Barn
• Area briefs - Nov. 18, 2011
• ISP, other agencies begin holiday enforcement efforts
• 'Twilight' fans wait in cold for film debut at local theater
• School district celebrates attendance improvement
• 'Career Day' cornucopia
• Eminence cheerleaders host Zumba food drive
• IC school board to discuss balanced calendar
• County park board to meet Tuesday
• Today's death notices - Nov. 18, 2011
• Bond set for alleged hostage taker
• Musical search for a princess at Monrovia
• Commissioners to meet Monday
• Accident sends one to hospital
• 'Willy Wonka Junior' at Monrovia Elementary
• MSD Martinsville outlines weather procedures
• Today's death notices - Nov. 17, 2011
• Man in Morgan County Jail after standoff
• Fair posts small loss for year
• Rumbaugh, Dill honored during meeting
• Second family files tort claim in Jackson shooting
• Officers released
• Hostage team called to site of shooting
• Today's death notices - Nov. 16, 2011
• Rokita: Nation's fiscal overhaul must begin with Medicare
• State's largest armory opens in Franklin
• Concept of 'rich club' originated in informatics, social networking study at IU
• Brain research shows 'rich club'
• Working at a 'Wonderland'
• Grimes celebrates 100th
• Morgan Wranglers have Trail of Terror
• Well-known ER doctor Owen Slaughter dies
• Older developments given a break
• M-G schools choose a modified calendar
• No action taken on teacher accused of rape
• Trial begins to determine damages from gas explosion
• Drug Free Morgan County meeting Thursday
• Town of Paragon to stop collecting leaves, flush hydrants
• Alcoholic Beverage Board approves two permits
• Eminence school board to meet Thursday
• MSD of Martinsville school board to meet Thursday
• Today's death notices - Nov. 15, 2011
• Butler sent to Indianapolis Children's Bureau
• One transported in Observatory Road crash
• 'J. Edgar' profiles life of man who pursued Dillinger
• Martinsville High School spell bowl team places first
• The Waters is under new ownership
• Area briefs - Nov. 14, 2011
• Marines celebrate 1 year of service for league
• OneRoad, WCBK looking for 'truckloads'
• Blood center to host December drives
• Goat producers to hear Gil Myers
• County plan commission to meet today
• Today's death notices - Nov. 14, 2011
• Seeing stars: Martinsville native dreams of major acting career
• 'Never Too Late' cookbook just in time for the holidays
• In high-profile cases, investigators face added pressure
• Legal requirements for reporting abuse vary by state
• Clothe-A-Child seeks holiday donations
• Veterinarian has some unusual pet stories
• WellSpring goes green with help of energy grant
• Jail bookings
• Today's death notices - Nov. 12, 2011
• We owe a 'debt of gratitude we can never repay'
• Operation Soldier needs postage to complete mission
• Gonterman is Humane Society's new director
• Master Gardeners wreath-making class at MPL Nov. 19
• Alcoholic Beverage Board to discuss permits
• Morgan County deaths
• Quilters guild to meet Tuesday
• Lawmakers look at penalties for illegal entry
• Learning in motion
• Kerns Excavating gets Lake Ditch work
• Retired general hopes to serve Hoosier roots in Congress
• Foley sets two meetings
• Today's death notices - Nov. 11, 2011
• Today's death notices - Nov. 10, 2011
• City awards street-light contract
• Skillman traverses state as part of crossroads tour
• Area briefs - Nov. 10, 2011
• Senior development project on hold as costs increase
• Local VA center has ribbon cutting
• School has auction
• Veterans Day observances - 2011
• NHJ schools board gets $250,000 rebate from utility
• ReStore needs re-stocking for holidays
• Morgan County Deaths
• Today's death notices - Nov. 1, 2011
• Interim hospital CEO appointed
• Studying spooky literature
• Stepp Cemetery: A spooky place on a spooky day
• 'God will get it done:' Pastor preaches faith that money will come in to finish building MG House
• Monrovia High School teacher accused of raping student pleads not guilty
• Teams s-p-e-l-l way to state
• Local woman set to have 100th birthday party
• Safe trick-or-treat night
• Monroe-Gregg to have executive session
• Today's death notices - Oct. 31, 2011
• Monrovia's Bulldog Brigade marching band 9th at state finals
• Design problems delay work on new Ind. 39 Bypass bridge
• Morgan County hosts 4-H, FFA soil judging competition
• Heating help for low-income residents in jeopardy
• Bell-ringers needed to help Salvation Army help those in need
• Boys & Girls Club to have reopening dinner Friday
• Hospital operations manager a certified 'whistle blower'
• Monrovia Band places 9th
• New online tool kit could help prevent ID theft
• Amendment to remove I-69 from Bloomington plan bites the dust
• Dems warn against right-to-work
• Be a part of the cure for breast cancer
• Living a full life as survivors
• County property taxes due Nov. 10
• One family's donation another's home
• West Middle School principal leads with strength, positive attitude
• Deckard faces council seat challenge from Starr
• Martinsville class of 1966 has reunion
• Students help with battle against violence
• Myers' lawyer issued a 6-month suspension
• Area briefs - Oct. 28, 2011
• Brooklyn hires three part-time water and wastewater system employees
• Town dismisses suit against Country Manor mobile home park
• State police to participate in drug take-back day
• Desert Rose to have dinner/dance fundraiser
• A&A department to begin turkey shoots
• Post prom committee selling poinsettias
• Dues for Ladies VFW members need to be paid
• Martinsville Senior Center to host trick or treat dance
• Solid waste meeting canceled
• County insurance trust to meet
• Relay for Life needs volunteers
• No plan Commision, BZA meeting next week
• County library board meets Monday
• Today's death notices - Oct. 28, 2011
• Monrovia High School teacher charged with rape
• Winningham seeking bi-partisan approach in run for 9th District
• Area Briefs -Oct. 27, 2011
• State police offer Halloween safety tips
• Master Gardeners stay busy in October
• Eminence production is designed to be scary fun
• Chamber announces safe trick-or-treat locations in city
• MS self-help group to meet Tuesday
• Molester files for post conviction relief
• Gasburg Baptist hosting 'Trek or Treat'
• Indiana officials dabble in iPad trend
• Fair board to meet
• State weatherizes homes of 20,000 low-income families
• Today's death notices - Oct. 27, 2011
• Man not guilty of littering after distributing KKK material
• Homeowner interrupts burglary in Foxcliff North
• Uncontested races stay off ballot
• Students step up for walk-a-thon fundraiser
• Son of 'Sammy' carries on tradition
• Today's death notices - Oct. 26, 2011
• Hogan wants to bring drive to office
• Smoke causes courthouse evacuation
• Deckard points to achievements
• Week dedicated to drug awareness
• Welch comes out to meet prospective constituents
• County BZA tables decision on Harrison Township property
• Deaths
• Retired teachers group to meet
• IU Morgan Hospital Guild hears from Wright
• Today's death notices - Oct. 25, 2011
• Catholic conference brings students together
• Marine Corps League raises money with raffle
• Mural is a 'crowning' achievement
• Bulldogs to march at state
• Grant to help restore Bradford Home
• Martinsville's own 'incredibly' talented Hulk
• Today's death notices - Oct. 24, 2011
• Mom turns allergen-free cookies into a growing business
• Child food allergies on the rise; local schools work with parents to keep children safe
• Worley brothers facing off in Bethany town board race
• Despite struggles, Cadey Goings isn't letting circumstances get in her way
• Advocates seek licensing for non-nurse midwives
• Midwives who aren't nurses can't legally practice under Indiana law
• Safety issues play role in birthing decisions
• Julian Cramer home full of surprises
• Today's death notices: Oct. 22
• Honoring DECA
• Martinsville class of '49 enjoys reunion
• Area briefs
• County's role vital for aerotropolis
• More Hoosier parents choose home birth
• County meetings
• Nonprofits receive CFMC funding
• Teen suffers minor injuries in crash
• Area briefs
• 'Game Show' premieres tonight
• For Bare Feet steps in as new H-B tenant
• Muston honored as top principal
• City executive session set for today
• Monrovia band eyes semi-state competition
• Today's death notices - Oct. 21, 2011
• For Bare Feet to occupy former H-B plant
• Painting the town
• Local FFA students to attend 2011 convention
• Northern Morgan County Christmas Assistance is gearing up
• Ind. 37 ramp to be closed Monday
• Rediscover Martinsville sets Halloween event
• Gadhafi killed as Libyan fighters defeat last holdouts
• Today's death notices - Oct. 20, 2011
• Woman survives inverted vehicle crash
• Engineer urges renovation of park shelter
• Eminence grapples with declining enrollment
• Group to study EMS name change
• Neighbor tips lead to drug arrests
• Today's death notices - Oct. 19, 2011
• Rally for reading
• Buyer for former H-B property found
• Martinsville High School class of 1951 has 60-year reunion
• Area briefs - Oct. 18, 2011
• Morgan County election precincts get overhaul for 2011
• Restaurant inspections - September 2011
• Students explore 'creative' careers
• Beverage board approves permit renewals
• Martinsville class of 1959 to have reunion
• MDA meeting is Thursday
• Ladies Auxiliary of VFW to have special meeting
• Kappa Kappa Sigma to meet Nov. 14.
• Blood drive collects 56 units
• Homemakers holiday program is Nov. 10
• Today's death notices - Oct. 18, 2011
• Morgantown voters have choices for clerk-treasurer, council seats
• Calling all artists to be part of directory
• Life in transition
• Martinsville School Board to meet Tuesday
• Blood drives to boost supply
• Today's death notices - Oct. 17, 2011
• Hilly Hundred: Thousands of cyclists take scenic route into Morgan County Sunday
• Photo: Tox-Away Day
• Lifelong Martinsville resident remembers local history as he turns 94
• Building a solid foundation for ministry
• Cemetery cleanup preserves the past
• INDOT to Bloomington MPO: No I-69, no road money
• Collier to retire, receive back pay with settlement
• Area briefs
• Errors in trustee's insurance debated
• Property owner surprised by county lawsuit
• SCI REMC buys adjacent property
• Honor for Bell takes next step
• Paragon candidates running for shorter terms
• Poston Road students celebrate book publishing
• Oklahoma man killed on I-70
• Area briefs - Oct. 14, 2011
• Restaurant inspections - August 2011
• Tabernacle stages mystery, faith event
• County to sue over zoning
• Drug dealer agrees to plea deal
• Business sponsors Halloween trail
• Commissioners to meet Monday
• Eminence school board to meet Tuesday
• 'Scaraoke before Halloween' set
• Today's death notices - Oct. 14, 2011
• Students practice school bus safety
• Anti-tobacco message spelled out with spokes
• New bleachers to expand pit experience at fair grandstand
• Auditions for 'A Tuna Christmas' to be held
• Today's death notices - Oct. 13, 2011
• IU Health Morgan Hospital CEO to leave
• Washington Township finalizes 2012 budget
• NHJ school board approves student early-release plan
• 'Go-around' about a roundabout
• Art Sanctuary has second Friday event
• 4-H junior leaders host Halloween carnival
• First Baptist to host business meeting
• Today's death notices - Oct. 12, 2011
• Today's death notices - Oct. 11, 2011
• Showing our colors
• Mayor's breakfast honors the fallen
• Motorcycle ride is for healing
• Food, carnival, fun help raise money for transplant
• Today's death notices - Oct. 10, 2011
• Jail bookings
• Sycamore Land Trust increases holdings
• Defense contracts increase to $4.4 billion in Indiana
• Marine takes reins at Crane
• Tax increases under fire by opponents
• Miniature model planes take to the skies for RC air show
• Car show a hit with festival-goers
• Local grads celebrate Purdue band's 125th birthday
• Fall Foliage Festival bed race winners
• Fall Foliage Festival kids' games winners
• Library celebrates rabbit's second year
• Area briefs
• Greyhounds at festival
• Deer shooter gets home detention
• Deer shooter gets home detention, probation
• Students perform for Customer Appreciation Night
• Down on the farm
• Area briefs
• County touched by Jobs' creations
• Soldier surprises jail-officer girlfriend with proposal
• State pulls Bowyer plea deal
• Waste district to sponsor fall Tox-Away Day
• INDOT public information meeting Tuesday
• MHS grad seeks Best Warrior title
• Today's death notices - Oct. 7, 2011
• Fall Foliage poetry winners
• Contest winner shares poem
• Fall Foliage photography winners
• Residents are burglary victims
• Former trustee, wife file bankruptcy
• Hospital celebrates merger with IU Health
• PAYS program to award first scholarship in spring
• Medical call leads to drug arrests
• Today's death notices - Oct. 6, 2011
• Woman needs help to get life-saving transplant
• Registration will help police return stolen bikes
• Trust votes to go private
• City pre-approves budget; sets committee for business ordinance
• Isom cousins get kidney transplants within months of each other
• Today's death notices - Oct. 5, 2011
• County discusses insurance trust drop
• Accident sends driver and passenger to hospital
• New recycling site opened in Brooklyn
• Historic homecoming
• Proposal would require assurance bonds
• City agrees to pay its share of dispatch study
• Commissioners hear presentation on consolidated county call center
• First Presbyterian open before FFF parade
• Monrovia school board to meet
• Eminence School Board to meet Thursday
• Soil and Water Conservation District to meet Oct. 12
• Today's death notices - Oct. 4, 2011
• FFF art show honors local artists
• Area briefs - Oct. 3, 2011
• Library to host 'Meet the author' event
• 50 years in the making
• Marine Corps League detachment busy in community
• Ohio Street contractor facing penalty
• Apostolic Faith Church to have revival
• Health department offers quit smoking classes
• City council, works board meet today
• Today's death notices - Oct. 3, 2011
• Photos: Cleanup volunteers haul trash from river
• Pumper pull benefits Special Olympics Morgan County
• Miller's guests educated on identity theft, scams
• INDOT looking at wide-load solution
• IU freshman dies in fire at Bloomington apartment complex
• Jail bookings
• iConnect gets middle-schoolers involved
• Regional Cancer Center backs emerging prostate therapy
• Desert Rose receives Mary Kay grant
• Crews respond to Ind. 39 house fire
• Today's death notices - 10/1/11
• Fall Foliage Festival events
• Pay increases approved for city workers
• Student threatened through Facebook post to do harm at school
• FFF names Rhoden parade marshal for work with youth
• The ultimate sacrifice
• We like this show, yes we do ... how about you?
• Indian Creek HS student arrested over Facebook threats
• WorkOne might return to city
• Fall Foliage Festival car show is family event
• Feds rule against state ban of robo-calls
• Sock factory considers new location after blaze destroys Brown County building
• Eric Pierce softball tournament is Saturday
• Company makes final repairs to new fire station
• National Guard Armory to host yard sale
• WellSpring to host yard sale
• Today's death notices - Sept. 30, 2011
• Area briefs - Sept. 29, 2011
• 911 board hears consolidation plan
• No citations issued in Tuesday's school bus accident
• Private collection added to library sale
• City to propose pay rate increases
• Location changes for Dream Team banquet
• Artesians prepare for weekend's home invitational
• Lake road collapsing
• City exec session, special meeting set for Friday
• Friendly Hearts to meet Wednesday
• Morgan County meetings - Sept. 29, 2011
• Iconnect event open to middle school students
• Today's death notices - 9/29/11
• State sues former city court clerk
• Firefighter wants job back; chief wants him terminated
• Plat for senior project approved
• Gregg Township settles public access suits
• One student treated for minor injuries; another for a bee sting
• Area briefs - Sept. 28, 2011
• Morgan County Deaths
• James Harvey Maxwell reunion is Oct. 22
• 'Sisters X Two' to perform Sunday
• Today's death notices - Sept. 28, 2011
• Monrovia teacher's alleged conduct puts him on leave
• Emergency workers respond to school bus accident
• Elks charity ride raises money for autism foundation
• Zoning board postpones gravel pit
• Library approves architect for Veterans Building work
• Judge to parents: 'We are watching'
• Light the Night walk to benefit Martinsville resident
• Time to find some rhyme
• Today's death notices - Sept. 27, 2011
• Romney says Obama 'out of his depth'
• State to seek school accountability waiver
• State Police crack down on speed contests
• Pet clinic benefits Humane Society, Canine Crusaders
• Artesian Marching Band Contest
• Right on target
• County to issue first-responder credentials
• Today's death notices - Sept. 26, 2011
• After a rough start in life, 8-year-old to get special honor at Colts game
• Investigator in Spierer disappearance calls Bloomington police chief 'Gomer Pyle'
• Ivy Tech region's new partner for the Indiana Arts Commission
• Trooper has a knack for catching drunken drivers
• Martinsville police net 10 arrests during drunken driving crackdown
• Schwabs brought neighborhood grocery stores to town
• Apple festival at Anderson's Orchard a sure sign of fall
• Today's death notices - 9/24/11
• Running out of the darkness
• Area briefs
• Police seeking information on Art Sanctuary vandalism
• Indonesian student experiences U.S. as part of exchange program
• Mayor wants WorkOne in county
• Volunteers needed for river cleanup
• Three local groups launch Operation American Soldier
• Libraries to display Constitution
• State park attendance remains steady
• City approves project bond
• Indiana Dream Team to have fundraising banquets
• City sets executive session for today
• Horning seeks Libertarian Senate nod
• ReStore looks to restock items
• Today's death notices - Sept. 23, 2011
• US attorney offers enforcement help
• City sets executive session for Friday
• MPO sends I-69 questions to INDOT
• Tri Kappa has September meeting
• Kountry Kids Preschool remembers 9-11
• Area briefs - Sept. 22, 2011
• State and local per capita tax collections down
• Brooklyn tries again for water grant
• Couple held on neglect charges
• Archbishop Buechlein gets blessing to retire early
• Shooting victim's mom sues school
• Today's death notices - Sept. 22, 2011
• Mother of shooting victim sues school system
• Camby resident Justin Foster bags piebald deer
• Hundreds gather for fallen soldier
• Taxpayers protest Mooresville tax hike
• Police officer files to sue Morgantown
• Today's death notices - Sept. 21, 2011
• Retired teachers hear from Chris Parker
• Tri Kappa members attend workshop
• Official: Bridges are rigorously inspected
• Are you at risk for metabolic syndrome?
• ECSC school board celebrates improvement
• Former police officer to pay for false arrest
• Plea hearing held for former town marshal
• WorkOne office leaves county
• Senior facility hearing delayed
• County supports conservancy district
• Economic development leaders depart for Japan
• Mooresville and Martinsville FindIt guides
• Today's death notices - Sept. 20, 2011
• Mooresville public hearing in Martinsville
• MCCL benefit features local author Gulley, singer Newcomer
• Dillinger house could be moved from county
• iConnect event open to middle school students
• Salvage yard suit dismissed
• Artesian City Fountain dedicated
• Quilt show adds new dimension to festival
• Kiwanis names Bickley Citizen of the Year
• Body of fallen Spencer soldier returns home
• Missing girl found
• Today's death notices - Sept. 19, 2011
• Veterans clinic expected to open in October in Martinsville
• Chili and chalk competitions, troops event draw folks to downtown square
• David and Joanie Crane return to Vietnam to support church, people
• Vet to Vet group forming to help Morgan County veterans deal with PTSD
• Marsh donates $500 to Martinsville Police Department's K-9 program
• Crowning moment
• AYP scores discussed at Decatur Township school board
• Grandview sponsors fundraiser for Habitat
• Area briefs
• I-69 work could be 4 years out
• Residents can speak on tax increase
• Audit leads to payroll clerk firing
• Dog meds supply halted; prevention urged
• MCCL benefit features local author, singer
• Delta Theta Tau hosts welcome party
• Mushroom society sponsors two events
• Master Gardeners learn about wildlife
• Area briefs
• NHJ board hears plan on early release
• Sign marks youth center progress
• Schools to begin work on AdvancED
• Survey to begin on I-69 Sect. 5
• Deputy: Man held workers at gunpoint
• Today's death notices - Sept. 16, 2011
• Mooresville student dies
• Washington Twp. approves $1.6 million for 2012
• Success spurs 2nd Support Troop day
• Senior Expo is Saturday at Morgan County Fairgrounds
• Mayor donates to senior center
• Area briefs - Sept. 15, 2011
• Morgan County Fair on track to make profit in 2011
• County denies Harrison budget
• Poor soil among Mainstreet issues
• Former city court clerk to repay $49,834
• Commissioners to meet Monday
• VFW picnic slated for Sunday
• Fundraisers to benefit cheerleaders
• Fundraiser for 'Miss Victory'
• Morgan County deaths
• Rick Perry to visit Indiana at invitation of Hoosier Republicans
• Today's death notices - Sept. 15, 2011
• Puppies abandoned in Pioneer Park
• Charges issued in deer shooting
• Fall Foliage art fair exhibitors sought
• Fountain to be erected at new football complex
• Golden Circle luncheon is Thursday
• Eternal Life Baptist to host block party Saturday
• Martinsville class of 1966 to meet Sept. 24
• VFW hosts Karaoke
• Today's death notices - Sept. 14, 2011
• I-69 decision deferred until November by MPO
• Federal OK brings Section 4 of I-69 into focus
• Indy Sams have camp out in Bean Blossom
• MG schools look at budget, balanced school year
• Park seeks increased funding
• School meal income levels announced
• A study in pastels
• One man's plan for the park
• Today's death notices - Sept. 13, 2011
• 'It's a changed world'
• Locals dance the night away
• Garden club meets at Harris Bank
• Kiwanis chili supper is Friday
• Today's death notices - Sept. 12, 2011
• Post-9/11 passengers flying safer at Indy airport
• Local pilot endured 9/11 as passenger
• Former Rep. Lee Hamilton: 9/11 issues far from resolved
• Decade since 9/11 attacks teaches county emergency preparedness
• Local woman donates kidney after husband receives transplants
• Jail bookings - Sept. 10, 2011
• Fire damages Brown County sock factory
• Today's death notices - 9/10/11
• Case dismissed against former Washington Twp. chief
• 9/11 anniversary events
• Area briefs
• Park needs weighed by city
• Residents still affected by 2001 attacks
• Nathan Butler not guilty of murder
• Living in history: MHS seniors reflect on memories of Sept. 11
• Boy guilty of reckless homicide
• City redevelopment panel meets Wednesday
• Petition filed against Mooresville tax increase
• Redevelopment to cover 'new ground'
• Area briefs - Sept. 9, 2011
• Random acts to give back
• Alma Smock Arts and Crafts show open for viewing
• Ride to benefit Chance Jackson
• Martinsville schools find ways to raise money
• Soil and water board to meet
• Morgan County Cleanup to meet
• House on Maple Lane on fire
• Pedestrian struck at West Middle School
• Today's death notices - Sept. 9, 2011
• Area briefs
• City tables funding dispatch study
• Blue Bluff Road bridge open
• Free prostate screening offered Friday
• Third 'Dancing' competition has a twist
• Judge to give verdict Friday
• Events will observe 9-11 10th anniversary
• Today's death notices - Sept. 8, 2011
• Mayor places permit talk on hold
• Defense rests, judge will have verdict by Friday
• 'Fly it with pride'
• Monrovia schools close early today
• Special Olympics to host first Pumper Pull
• Area briefs - Sept. 7, 2011
• Cheer team schedules fundraisers
• Bales family reunion is Sunday
• Whaley family reunion is Sunday
• Today's death notices - Sept. 7, 2011
• Fact-finding hearing begins for 11-year-old charged with murder
• Juvenile's murder hearing begins today
• Local briefs - Sept. 6, 2011
• Missing children found quickly
• INDOT awaiting federal green light to build Section 4 of I-69
• AT&T expands its mobile broadband, wireless capacity
• Today's death notices - Sept. 6, 2011
• No newspaper today
• Child missing on Big Bend Road
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Jail bookings - Sept. 3, 2011
• Paragon Homecoming delights with tractors, cars, fun
• Special Olympics to host first Pumper Pull
• Special Olympics gold medalist has Martinsville ties
• Desert Rose fundraiser to promote outreach
• Emerald ash borer could be here already
• Today's death notices - 9/3/11
• Drowning victim identified
• EMS meets, hears about school bus extraction
• Area briefs
• Local leaders in on aerotropolis
• State police to increase patrols during Labor Day weekend
• Boil order in effect for areas south of Martinsville
• Smail gets back to music roots
• Blue Bluff Road bridge scheduled to open Friday
• County council approves 2012 budget
• Boil water order in effect for south of Martinsville
• Keepin' it cool in school
• Madison Twp. board makes no decision on appropriation
• Paragon Festival begins today
• Merit board fires deputy
• Police pull body from lake
• 9/11 Commission members coming to IU
• Monrovia Festival taking art entries Sept. 6, 7 and 8
• Schools request $57.3 million
• Man's body found in Spring Lake
• Today's death notices - Sept. 2, 2011
• Area briefs - Sept. 1, 2011
• Deputy argues against firing
• One injured in morning accident
• 2 injured in ATV wreck
• TIF, bond hearings set senior living proposal in Grand Valley
• City considers bond issue for multiple projects
• Morgan County deaths
• DAR chapter to host fundraiser Sept. 10
• DAR to present flag to Deckard, first responder to speak about 9/11
• Morgan County Retired Teachers to meet Sept. 13
• Dancing with the Hometown Stars is Sept. 10
• Today's death notices - Sept. 1, 2011
• Two injured in ATV accident
• Schools monitor student tech use
• Area briefs - Aug. 31, 2011
• Many county children face hunger risk
• Pack 206 hosts sign up night Tuesday
• Solid Waste Management Board changes meeting time
• City sets budget hearing dates
• K of C Tootsie Roll drive benefits children with special needs
• Friends of Library to host book sale
• Flu vaccinations available at Lee's Pharmacy
• MS group to meet Tuesday
• Charity ride to benefit autism foundation
• Kiwanis selling tickets for homecoming chili supper Friday
• Alcoholic Beverage Board to meet Sept. 12
• Today's death notices - Aug. 31, 2011
• 3 fail AYP participation standards
• Water main break closes Mooresville street
• Morrgan County Fair: HOME AND FAMILY ARTS BUILDING RESULTS - 2011
• Kelsey takes 'Miss Victory' title
• Another lawsuit filed in stage collapse
• Area briefs -Aug. 30, 2011
• Elementary schools 'exemplary'
• INDOT expects project to be complete in spring 2012
• Aglow meeting scheduled for Sept. 8
• Cedar Creek Winery Plein Air Paint out Sept. 24
• Today's death notices - Aug. 30, 2011
• Cedar Creek Winery Plein Air Paint out
• Getting on their feet
• Area briefs - Aug. 29, 2011
• Merit board to discuss deputy's arrest
• Handicapable camp is Sept. 9 to 11
• Fighting cancer with lemonade
• Mt. Gilead strives to help those in need
• Driving tourism to the hills
• Shuffleboard tourney is Sept. 10
• Green Township Schools reunion is Sept. 11
• Martinsville High School class of 1956 to have reunion
• Morgan County deaths
• Today's death notices - Aug. 29, 2011
• Photos: Police motorcycle ride
• IU Health Morgan Hospital diabetes program gets accredited
• Day of Caring: Park event kicks off United Way campaign
• Couple's paving company investigated
• 'Big Idea' stretches overseas to Africa
• Project Lifesaver forming local initiative
• Today's death notices - Aug. 27, 2011
• Trooper injured in early-morning crash
• Area briefs
• Blue Bluff bridge work to be late
• Business permit proposal debated
• County council provides LOIT funds to township departments
• Water leak causes problems at courthouse
• Oct. target for center opening
• Closeout business rent to fund youth center in Morton Square
• Water leak causes problems at courthouse
• Role in production a 'dream come true'
• Indiana agency plans takeover of 5 schools
• Taxpayers hear from state chamber VP
• Local doctor under investigation
• Video is admissible in murder trial of boy
• Grandview gazebo honors former resident
• Reynolds could get license back
• Mooresville Family Aquatic Center is open this weekend
• Today's death notices - Aug. 26, 2011
• Unopposed candidates deleted from ballot
• Band celebrates 1st birthday
• Bobcat spotting
• Cheerleaders host car wash as fundraiser
• Police release photo of theft suspects
• Brummetts celebrate 63rd anniversary at The Waters
• Today's death notices - Aug. 25, 2011
• Third Annual Lincoln Lee 5K Walk/Run set for Sept. 10
• No gun in shooting victim's vehicle
• Defense: Butler confession invalid
• Trust attacks city policy in court
• Assisted living use given OK in Grand Valley
• Eminence school enrollment numbers 'down considerably'
• Local briefs - Aug. 24, 2011
• Variances granted for Dollar General
• Today's death notices - Aug. 24, 2011
• Back to School for Mooresville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Quake shakes D.C., N.Y.C.
• Defense seeks to suppress video in 11-year-old's murder trial
• Youth feel brunt of country's economic woes
• County library seeks video security bids
• Lawmakers to debate illegal entry controversy
• County employees will get 2 percent increase
• Area briefs - Aug. 23, 2011
• BZA to allow skeet shooting at gun range
• Townships that made requests to get $20,000 each from LOIT
• Council cuts EMA ambulance service
• Indian Creek Schools discuss budget
• Kountry Kids preschool orientation is Sept. 6
• Today's death notices - August 23, 2011
• Victim of Ind. fair collapse to be organ donor
• Ivy Tech welcomes students in style
• Scout leader fatally stabbed during hiking trip
• Area briefs - Aug. 22, 2011
• Police take suspect's guns
• YMCA hosts Fun Fit Friday event
• Neighbors dispute intent of county's weed ordinance
• Variance, plan amendments on city Tuesday agendas
• Preschool open in former county jail
• 'Shop for a Cause' is Saturday
• Cover crop cost-share deadline extended
• Today's death notices - 8/22/11
• Shooting of 2 deer in Martinsville raises safety concerns
• Mid-America Strongest Man Contest a challenge for athletes
• Abuse of painkiller Opana on the rise
• Election could shift balance of power on Bethany Town Board
• Brooklyn sues mobile home park over septic system issues
• Setback variances sought for proposed Dollar General store
• Area briefs -- Aug. 20, 2011
• Leaders, staffers discuss levee needs
• State in unusual economic times
• Local families invited to Girl Scout events
• LEPC meeting is Wednesday
• Stierwalt Country Day Festival is Sept. 24
• A 'magical' teaching aid
• Area briefs - Aug. 19, 2011
• Gov. hires firm to review fair issue
• Prosecutor's son's case to go into city court
• Owners of burned building identified
• District seeks better AYP scores
• Police investigate shooting of deer
• Schools deal with social media
• Humane society to have fundraiser at Zydeco's
• Bloomington Chamber Singers looking for members
• Weekday Religious Education to have monthly meeting
• Today's death notices - 8/19/11
• It's all about the money
• Area briefs - Aug. 18, 2011
• County probation officer calls stage collapse 'horrifying'
• 1 injured in Wednesday crash
• Morning fire burns apartment building
• Kiwanis selling tickets for Martinsville homecoming chili supper
• Early morning fire destroys apartment building
• Today's death notices - 8/18/11
• Four fire departments respond to kitchen fire in Brooklyn
• Fair results - 2011
• More old-time 'picnic' memories recalled
• Chicken given to Manna Mission
• Area briefs - Aug. 17, 2011
• Man beaten in house robbery near Mooresville
• Railroad tie reveals tales of era gone by
• Dr. wins first battle with hospital
• MSD Martinsville board meeting is Thursday
• United Way Day of Caring set for Aug. 27
• Second IU Morgan doctor confirms resignation
• Zion Baptist to host rummage sale
• Blood drive a success
• Sons of American Legion golf outing is Sept. 10
• Mt. Nebo Cemetery Association to meet
• Morgan County Deaths
• MDA meeting is Thursday
• Today's death notices - Aug. 17, 2011
• Judge denies lawsuit against doctor
• Lauren Spierer search: Landfill search started
• Martinsville considers business permit fees
• Former police chief to serve as 911 director
• Sheriff hopes to add jail officers
• Area briefs - Aug. 16, 2011
• State fair reopens with memorial service for dead, injured
• First-day joy, frustration
• Phelps puts out alleged 'hit list'
• History and genealogy association hosts annual picnic Saturday
• Old Timers Power and Light picnic is Thursday
• YMCA to host fun fit Friday
• Today's death notices - Aug. 16, 2011
• Fair tragedy hits home
• Right to Life baby contest announces winners
• Ceremony teaches youth of sacrifices
• Turkish delegation gets lesson in hardwoods
• YMCA preschool to host open house
• Nature daze is Sept. 10
• Today's death notices - Aug. 15, 2011
• Richardson's consistency helps Arties
• Hearings scheduled on Interstate 70 work, which begins Monday
• Martinsville High School grad experiences French culture, language
• New group seeks to help control invasive plants in Indiana
• School official: Turf costs on target
• Kids helped at backpack giveaway
• Jail bookings
• Local man called 'back home' to speak for 4-H
• City: State should pay for levee upgrades
• MCSC celebrates high academic achievement, looks to future
• Group seeks to educate about mental illness
• Motorcycle accident sends man to hospital
• Marriage Licenses
• Business permits on city agenda
• Administrators, MCSC schools were ready for students
• Phelps gets 35 years, more charges
• Phelps sentenced to 35 years
• Phelps sentencing Friday: Updated 3:20 p.m.
• Delta Theta Tau thanks community for taco stand support
• Master Gardeners donate to The Waters
• Wet spring, dry summer dents Ind. crops
• Judge to rule on school vouchers next week
• Travelers injured in accidents
• Area briefs - Aug. 12, 2011
• Consultant: Dispatch will require board
• Keeping the Spirit of '45 alive
• United Way prepares for Aug. 27 annual Day of Caring
• OneRoad distributing school supplies Saturday
• IU Health Morgan Hospital Foundation hosts gourmet golf outing
• Pearcy reunion is Sunday
• Holiday bazaar taking booth registration
• Schoolhouse quilters to meet Tuesday
• Today's death notices - Aug. 12, 2011
• Bulldogs transition under Jaynes
• Hospital sues doctor to stop move
• Judge to rule on school vouchers by early next week
• Will I-69 costs put Hoosiers in a hole?
• Area briefs - Aug. 11, 2011
• Police use Taser to subdue man
• Boy hit by car on Ind. 252
• New surface brings praise
• Washington Twp. seeks LOIT to pay firefighters
• Lane restrictions underway
• 80th birthday open house for Joe Reed is Saturday
• River Valley to host blood drive
• American Legion hosts retirement workshop
• Today's death notices - Aug. 11, 2011
• Child struck on Ind. 252
• Lane restrictions planned
• INDOT doesn't have bypass upgrade pact
• Smokey the Bear visits Fair
• Federal credit downgrade shouldn't impact Indiana's rating
• Area briefs - Aug. 10, 2011
• Prosecutor's son arrested Saturday
• Morgan County alcoholic beverage board approves six permit renewals
• FBI : Man sold stolen Rolls-Royce parts
• Paragon addresses collection of late water/sewer bills
• Teaching the teachers
• MPD to host breast cancer awareness ride
• Morgan County deaths
• Today's death notices - Aug. 10, 2011
• Martinsville man charged in federal stolen property case
• Fisher has grand champion barrow, gilt
• M-G school board debates vacation policy
• Lauren Austermiller takes Old Settlers Queen title for 2011
• Bathory graduates from basic training
• Denominational Garden Club visits tree farm
• Justice Department accuses college of breaking law
• 2,200 admitted to school voucher program
• Area briefs - Aug. 9, 2011
• Park answers to early pool closing
• Artesian turf gets a preview
• 4-H Poultry Club donates 48 birds
• MPD to host ride for breast cancer awareness
• Today's death notices - Aug. 9, 2011
• Area briefs - Aug. 8, 2011
• Clowning around for reading
• County library gives winners chance to display in Stairwell Gallery
• REX Pipeline will keep its course for now
• Today's death notices - Aug. 8, 2011
• Fairgoers also fed by prayer
• One busy lady: MHS grad pursues leadership at IU and in community
• Martinsville schools to keep kindergarten day, cursive the same
• Indiana women make strides in politics, still face obstacles
• Most local women in politics say gender issue plays 'no factor' in leadership roles
• Jail bookings
• COPS riders celebrate lives of lost loved ones
• Quit Now Indiana encourages one more try
• Former IU President John W. Ryan dies
• Local briefs - Aug. 6, 2011
• West Nile virus found in area mosquitoes
• Dancing With The Stars needs dancers
• Humane Society welcomes former resident for birthday
• Alleges company targeted elderly man; left drive half finished
• Kountry Kids Preschool taking registration
• Blood drive is Tuesday
• Martinsville class of 1951 has anniversary celebration
• Martinsville Class of 1966 to have reunion Sept. 24
• Hospital guild to meet Tuesday
• Fowl donation a blessing
• Swine workshop gives 4-Hers a taste of fair
• 'Southern Hospitality' debuts tonight
• Connecting by cutting
• Marriage Licenses - Aug. 5, 2011
• Indiana sees racial, family and home ownership shifts
• Cheerleading contest returns to county fair
• Paragon council to meet Tuesday
• Psi Iota Xi meets Monday
• County 911 board to meet
• Monroe-Gregg school board to meet Monday
• WMS spirit shirts on sale
• Middle schools host blood drive
• Today's death notices - 8/5/11
• Crews respond to Ballinger Road fire
• 4-H Rafter Rodeo concludes two-day event
• Prosecutor's son charged in alcohol offenses
• What's a little pie in the eye?
• Fair food stand changes hands
• Jr. Leaders take advantage of fundraising opportunity
• Bicycle Tour is Sunday
• Paragon audit shows financial errors
• Today's death notices - 8/4/11
• Rodeo rides into town
• Seniors reflect on fair memories
• Council waits on LOIT funding decision
• Assistance for Missouri city sought
• Pregnancy care center moves
• Swimnastics exercise class offers fun, health benefits
• Accident sends one to hospital
• How they voted on the debt ceiling
• And the heat goes on
• Pence campaign makes fair stop
• EMS principal to sit in dunking booth
• COPS riders to visit Saturday
• High school offering adult education classes
• Morgantown Senior Center lunches and euchre tournament
• American Legion serving lunches, has Texas Hold-em tournaments
• Hospital guild to have fundraiser Thursday
• Soil, water board to meet
• Fire destroys empty home in Gregg Township
• Commissioners join 'aerotropolis' initiative
• Today's death notices - 8/3/11
• 'Always in Style'
• Fair 'dunk' event helps raise money for cheer squad
• Scouts attend summer camp in Ohio
• Monroe to start Ohio sewer work next week
• Area briefs - Aug. 2, 2011
• Man dies at hospital after crash in Mooresville
• Reassessment work in Mooresville, Clay Township
• 4-Hers guide cattle through show ring
• Family reeling after fire
• Council waits on LOIT funding decision
• Solid waste district offers recycling during fair
• MS group to meet today
• Today's death notices - 8/2/11
• Teams anticipate playing on new turf
• 4-H parade offers educational experience
• Four families displaced by early morning fire
• Debt ceiling debate worries Hoosiers, prompts rallies outside Statehouse
• Saturday's 4-H show arena filled with swine
• Oakley calls new school law 'state takeover of public schools - point blank'
• Valley Motors drive-off theft solved
• Prosecutor, school work to cut absenteeism
• Leaky fence provides Grand Valley shortcut
• Right-to-work law would help some, hurt others
• Jail bookings - July 30, 2011
• Colts in motion postponed to Monday
• Out and about -- July 30, 2011
• OneRoad accepting school supplies
• 4-Hers work to keep 'hot dogs' cool
• 'Bicycle rodeo' teaches safety, competition
• Recruitment strong at IU Morgan
• Area briefs -- July 30, 2011
• Lawmakers look at revising marijuana laws
• Morgantown Lions hear from self-defense teacher
• Ladies attend Delta Theta Tau national convention
• Brick painting barred without BZA variance
• County work release center has first walkaway
• The yo-yo man can
• Morgan County insurance trust restates, updates plan
• Morton Avenue street closings planned
• Station a boon for breastfeeding
• County land values available for viewing
• Monrovia Town Council to have public hearing Aug. 22
• Delta Theta Tau to give away grants
• Eminence school registration is Aug. 9
• Prosecutor: Mother failed to protect children
• Mother, boyfriend face multiple felony neglect charges
• Levee meeting slated for mid-August
• County libraries' digital, audio book offerings to double
• Family has fundraiser for member with cancer
• Debt ceiling debate divides Indiana delegation
• National GOP blames president for economic woes
• Today's death notices - 7/28/11
• Prosecutor: Mother failed to protect children
• Mother faces felony in son's death
• Drivers, passengers survive two-car crash
• Correction
• Democrats, Republicans dispute impact of right-to-work
• Nurse fired for having sex with patient
• White's little runaway emus come home
• Merry Macs to perform 'Southern Hospitality'
• Booth spaces available for craft fair
• Apostolic Faith Church to host Johnathon Atkins
• Jack Boswell Gospel Band to perform
• SCI REMC to provide raptor information
• Interstate coming: Highway officials clear one of final hurdles
• Upland Brewing plans $3 million brewing facility
• State grabs grant to improve college graduation rates
• Today's death notices - 7/27/11
• Drivers, passengers survive two-car crash
• Nurse fired for sexual misconduct at Grandview Health
• BZA approves antique shop
• McKinley named assistant library director
• Ripberger celebrates 40th year as yellow shirt
• Statehouse briefs - July 26, 2011
• Area briefs - July 26, 2011
• Divisive right-to-work issue gets second look
• Monrovia council hears of Homestead vandalism
• Stone found in remote Afghanistan sent to Martinsville
• County insurance trust to meet
• Today's death notices - 7/26/11
• 2011 Morgan County Fair Queen and court
• Woman killed in crash on Ind. 37
• 4-H is all in the family
• Panel could issue bonds for senior-care facility
• Today's death notices - July 25, 2011
• Morgan Dayle Hacker crowned 2011 Morgan County Fair Queen
• A birthday present to the parks
• Jim Wallace driving gubernatorial campaign issues
• Baseball academy could open by November
• Woman battling cancer: 'It's like the donations just stopped'
• New banners to debut for Fall Foliage Festival
• 16 llamas compete in annual fair contest
• IU prof: Taking sides in Libya can be tricky thing
• Mooresville schools auction off surplus items
• Vehicle fire injures two
• Roy sees changes, improvements in Morgan County United Way
• Minister charged with child molesting
• LOIT money spent on jail, deputies
• Water supplies good
• County school districts see rise in ISTEP passing percentages
• Morgan County Fair photo galleries
• Man, pet injured in accident
• Group battles to protect new state voucher program
• Cloverleaf Club meets at Poe Bros. Cafeteria
• States cut programs to help poor cool their homes
• Keep your pet cool
• Paragon electricity shut-off a clerical error
• Woman charged with sex with minor in Morgan County
• Junior league football sign-ups change location
• Kiwanis Taste of Mooresville set for Sept. 29
• MHMC guild to sponsor handbag fundraiser
• Denominational Garden Club to meet Thursday
• Marine Corps League to host yard sale
• Indy Sams to meet Aug. 5
• Car wash for Gentry Martial Arts is July 30
• Today's death notices - July 22, 2011
• Youth center plans on track
• Helicopter called to accident
• Area briefs - July 21, 2011
• Man doing well after hand transplant
• Randy Tutterow has initial hearing on intimidation charges
• State tourism office works through budget cuts
• Youth's murder hearing now Sept. 6
• Arson team seeks information on van
• Film school dream wins Morgan County Big Ideas contest
• Residents finding ways to stay cool
• Golf scrimmage to benefit Monrovia Post Prom
• City plan commission meets Tuesday, but not BZA
• Today's death notices - July 21, 2011
• Places to shop; dress code tips
• Goin' back to school in style
• City to seek fresh Ohio Street work bids
• Area briefs - July 20, 2011
• Back-to-school fashion
• County economic development corporation opens city office
• Former teacher faces felony in threat to kill charges
• Local leaders hope to distribute gun locks
• City exec session slated
• New board organization set
• Today's death notices - July 20, 2011
• Commissioners take step to update tattoo ordinance
• City faces Aug. 5 deadline on levee
• County in the grip of a heat wave
• Today's death notices - July 19, 2011
• Boy accused of murdering brother will stay in juvenile court
• A home of their own
• Nunn honored at Artie Fest
• Celebration of all things Artesian
• Lactation station available at Fair
• Families in crisis rely on program
• Funds to fight homelessness in jeopardy
• MSD Martinsville to meet Thursday
• Today's death notices - July 18, 2011
• Zupancic named Indiana Master Farmer for 2011
• Morgan County librarian counts down Atlantis
• Friends, family rally around Steve VanArsdale
• Patrons enjoy Artie Fest Celebration Show, feast of favorites
• Winning horses part of the family
• Project Clean Sweep pesticide collections scheduled for Aug. 16
• Area briefs -- July 16, 2011
• Preparedness group to meet with commissioners
• 'Dancing' is the word
• Study shows dispatch positives, pitfalls
• Mapleturn breaks ground on new treatment plant
• Work release helps fair prepare
• City board of works, council to meet Monday
• NHJ school board to have executive session
• County commissioners meet Monday
• Motorcyclist killed in crash
• Artie Fest tees off at Foxcliff
• The Art Cart is overflowing with choices
• Kappa Kappa Sigma discusses Founders' Day
• Legal challenges can cost taxpayers
• Area briefs - July 15, 2011
• General Shale fire out quickly
• Mischief managed
• 911 board to request more money for director
• Road closing
• Morgan County deaths
• Today's death notices - July 15, 2011
• Motorycle rider killed in two-vehicle crash
• Driver in accident taken to Methodist
• Follow Harry Potter premiere at Centerbrook on Twitter
• More than an athlete
• Approved state voucher programs mostly faith-based
• No one injured in basement fire
• Portion of Ohio St. work to go back to bid
• Planning for new park shelter continues
• House fire reported at Cramertown Loop
• Today's death notices - July 14, 2011
• Crunch time for electricial 4-H projects
• Tiwari trial postponed until October
• Out and about - July 13, 2011
• Driver flown to hospital, is in critical condition
• Flood zone appeal process open for 90 days
• Ind. 39 will Open Friday South of I-70
• Residents probe insurance issues
• Upcoming pre-fair events at the Morgan County Fairgrounds
• The 911 board will meet on Thursday
• Today's death notices - July 13, 2011
• Parks receive birthday gift
• Heat hits county hard
• Morgan County Public Library schedule
• Sen. Bray named to 4 committees
• Truck overturns, driver escapes serious injury
• Twigg continues investigation in death of Ray Weakley
• United Way Day of Caring to help park
• Sonnega: Resolution good for community
• Wildflower walk is Saturday
• Today's death notices - July 12, 2011
• Family distraught after death of husband, father at Twigg
• Phelps guilty on attempted murder
• Heat advisory in effect
• Monrovia 4-H Fair helps members prepare
• Local woman is victim of a computer scam
• Walls wins township repair contract
• Hospital guild to meet Tuesday
• Today's death notices - July 11, 2011
• Youth pose detention quandary
• The conundrum of cancer: Rates show patterns, but no clear explanation
• Former Colts player joins Monrovia grad's startup team
• Red Barn food pantry shelves being cleared out with increased demand this summer
• Photos: Annual bike tour Saturday
• Most cancers more prevalent in men
• Tallied evidence lends credence to brain cancer fears
• Senator thanks taxpayers for backing conflict-of-interest bill
• Mooresville Town Council approves tax abatement
• Driver dies after Owen Co. police chase
• Past is present at Paynetown for Heritage Village weekend
• French Lick man dies from injuries sustained in crash July 4
• Man found dead near Bethany
• PacMoore looking into employee accident
• Recycling the road
• Man to serve 18 years for death of motorcyclist
• PacMoore looking into employee accident
• Man dies in Twigg accident
• Township board to meet Sunday
• State legislature gives back some of its budget
• Franklin College announces graduates from county area
• Bench trial a 'risky stategy'
• Man dies in Twigg accident
• Lifeline called for accident at TWIGG
• I-69 land owners to sue
• Area briefs - July 8, 2011
• Autopsy shows suspicious death of baby was from natural causes
• Judge: Opry gets no insurance for fire
• Green Twp. to aid missing person cases with new equipment
• Liberty Christian to have sports camp
• Today's death notices - July 8, 2011
• Owen County woman permitted to bury husband on home plot
• New Indiana law lets ex-offenders close records
• Pacers take interim tag off Vogel
• Neither rain, nor heat stop mural's progress
• Lugar raises 3 times as much as Mourdock
• Area briefs - July 7, 2011
• Crowd expected to match last year's Artie Fest
• Bicycle Tour is Saturday
• Soil, water district to have healthy soils workshop
• American Legion hosting Bingo
• Coroner's report shows baby's death was natural
• Today's death notices - July 7, 2011
• 11-year-old denies murder, reckless homicide charges
• DNR identifies high-risk properties
• Juvenile process different from adult
• City approves emergency sewer work
• Monrovia Plan Commission to meet Tuesday
• Morgan County Cleanup crew to meet Saturday
• Morgan County deaths
• Fire departments appeal to county council for LOIT funds
• Today's death notices - July 6, 2011
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• Area briefs - July 5, 2011
• Liberty Christian sponsors sports camp
• Patience required for road repairs
• Festival for the 4th
• Photography evolves for July library gallery artist
• Today's death notices - July 5, 2011
• Photos: Firefighters' demonstrate rescue at Fourth of July event
• Hospitals under fire for billing problems, charity care
• OneRoad plans back-to-school backpack drive
• Fireworks fare for the Fourth
• County officials eye upcoming projects
• Right to Life's inclusion on IRS list corrected
• Every parent's nightmare: Searching for a missing child
• Jail Bookings - July 2, 2011
• Do you have a good Dillinger story?
• Public trust hard to repair
• Political ties undermine trust
• Community dealing with 6-year-old's death
• Hospital to take several months to complete branding changes
• Phelps' fate to be decided by judge
• Fire officials offer fireworks safety tips
• City park music acts set for 4th
• Tabernacle Christian School to have fundraiser
• Doctor to be speak at MS self help group
• Cheerleaders meeting is Wednesday
• VFW to host car, truck and motorcycle show
• Art Sanctuary to offer week-long art camp
• Morgan County meetings -- July 2, 2011
• 11-year-old charged with murder
• Online reserved-hunt applications available July 1
• Phelps waives right to jury trial
• Today's death notices - July 1, 2011
• Death investigation includes autopsy, interview with brother
• Area briefs - July 1, 2011
• Township to raise tax rate to pay for air packs
• Multiple candidates file as independents
• Police chase, catch hit-and-run driver
• Judge detains Allen after threat
• Today's death notices - July 1, 2011
• Updated 8:20 p.m.: Police respond to accidental shooting of a child
• Alleged driver in chase caught
• Gift 'transcends love'
• Cheer camp big success
• Area briefs - June 30, 2011
• PPO drops MHMC from in-network
• Sam Cline credits treatment, prayers with helping him get better
• Township cuts clerk pay, benefits
• Daniels: Indiana 'hit the jackpot' with Major Moves
• Date, portion of Ohio Street work extended
• Merit board to meet
• Spierer prayer vigil is today
• Today's death notices - June 30, 2011
• Date, portion of Ohio Street work extended
• I-69 planners in dispute over ancient nutting stone
• Pay hike approved for library employees
• Town amends subdivision rules
• New Gregg Township engine to go into service
• An excellent adventure
• City holiday schedule
• City meetings postponed until Tuesday
• New laws take effect Friday
• Today's death notices - June 29, 2011
• Hospital board approves new electronic records software
• Area briefs - June 28, 2011
• Emergency services providers seek shares of safety funds
• Camp Riley: Engaging in fun
• Independent election filing deadline is Thursday
• Commissioners, council to have joint session
• Canning class taking registration
• Today's death notices - June 28, 2011
• Deputy suspended with pay after incident at music center
• IU's Cate to oversee .xxx security
• Lugar visits candy store to speak against subsidy
• Area briefs - June 27, 2011
• Restaurant inspections - May 2011
• Gravel makes a mess
• Advocates laud new smoking labels
• Shireman conservancy district process begins
• A place to learn, play
• Today's death notices - June 27, 2011
• Putting new life in Hall Elementary School
• Rodeo to aid therapeutic riding program Horseshoes of Hope
• Massive search for missing IU student comes up empty
• Display of antique machinery brings generations together
• Activist Andrew Horning to ask politicians 'to do their job, as written'
• Music, good genes make for healthy life for Mary Nash Record
• Canning class to teach safe techniques, recipes
• Area organizations lose tax-exempt status
• Area briefs
• Bank takes foreclosure action on Sand Creek Knoll subdivision
• A place to learn, play
• Taste event aids park plans
• Camp for CHAMPs
• Brooklyn to sue over sewer problems
• Mounted search, rescue team seeks to assist law enforcement
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Brooklyn denied water grant
• County park board to meet
• Pierce family donation honors son's memory through the Community Foundation of Morgan County
• Fallen officers blood drive a success
• Special Olympics participates in summer games
• Today's death notices - June 24, 2011
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Obama: 30,000-plus surge troops leaving Afghanistan
• Wash. Township adds clerk to check bank statements
• Legomania takes over at MCPL
• Small, busy road needs repair
• Antique machinery on display this weekend
• Today's death notices - June 23, 2011
• Man killed walking on Ind. 67 Sunday
• Mooresville graduate dies overseas
• Levee leak floods field
• Child's guardians sue over amputated finger
• SCCAP ready to help
• Logistics business eyes Martinsville
• Camp for CHAMPs
• Mapleturn Utilities has annual meeting, introduces waste water team
• Denominational Garden Club to meet
• Morgan County deaths
• Friendly Hearts to meet
• Zion Baptist hosts flea market
• Association to have flea market, rummage sale
• Brooklyn to hold special meeting
• Open levy drain floods field north of White River bridge
• Today's death notices - June 22, 2011
• White truck not part of Spierer case
• Horseback group searches for Spierer
• Area briefs - June 21, 2011
• Quitline could save county in health costs
• State adds funds for Ohio Street
• River Valley hosts fundraiser for blind girl
• Genealogy meeting is Thursday
• VFW, Elks to host car show to benefit veterans
• Washington budget meeting set
• Today's death notices - June 21, 2011
• Enhancement added to Phelps' battery charge
• Hedges' mural taking shape
• The Waters receives five-star rating
• Names in three-vehicle accident released
• Students learn science in the trenches
• Search enters Morgan County
• Monrovia graduate releases 2nd album
• Mooresville and Martinsville FindIt guides
• Today's death notices - 6/20/11
• No information on Spierer in search
• Coupon class to teach big savings
• Blankenships bringing back musical roots
• Community band to strike up music for upcoming Artie Fest
• Sedwick Road rated 3.5 on a 10-point scale
• Revenues down for county road repairs
• City council, board of works meet Monday
• CPS-3 study turnout reaches max
• Vandals strike county mailboxes
• 'No parking' marking irks local landlord
• Boil-water advisory issued south of city
• Permits
• Early-morning fire destroys old sawmill
• Traffic picks up on county's Briarhopper Road
• City ISTEP scores show 'steady growth'
• Today's death notices - June 17, 2011
• Rescue needs funds to save dogs
• KKK threatens suit after citation
• Washington firefighters face freezes, cuts
• Phelps to be in court Monday
• Easley to be tried in connection with 1984 killing
• News briefs
• No one injured in Burns Blvd. fire
• Today's death notices - 6/16/11
• Man stuck on river log jam walks to safety
• Fair board readies for 2011 run
• 'Dangerous' travels on Big Bend Road
• Today's death notices - June 15, 2011
• Whitley avoids felony conviction
• Plan commission recommends rezoning, hears requests for more
• Area briefs
• Shelter, chairs OK'd for city park
• Fires set at city newspaper bins
• Fire destroys B-17 before Indianapolis arrival
• Cop killer waits on death row
• Today's death notices - June 14, 2011
• Correction
• NHJ school board to meet
• Local Relay exceeds fundraising goal
• Stockwell, nearby roads in disrepair
• No health dept. shots for insured kids
• Juveniles overdose on 'spice'
• Police investigate death of Decatur Township infant
• Today's death notices - June 13, 2011
• Mooresville Relay for Life is for both victories and losses
• Indiana rocks: Despite construction slowdown, limestone still in demand
• High-tech meets old-school as designers work to help Hoosier stone industry evolve
• Morgan County Relay For Life gives cancer some boundaries
• Rain held off for Mooresville makeover
• Golf outing will help fund memorial scholarship
• Mission2Martinsville team helps hometown
• Jail Bookings - June 11, 2011
• Merger will make Regional Cancer Center 'even better'
• New reserve officer sworn in
• Summer is here, and that means camping
• 4-H club trains, fosters hard-luck dogs at county humane society
• Relay has deeper meaning for Bryson
• Fennemans honored as Mapleturn's Good Neighbors
• Artesian Taste to raise money for park
• Rokita mobile office coming to Mooresville
• Fair to meet
• Elite Dance to have 10th revue Sunday
• Relay for Life schedule - 2011
• Business briefs - June 10, 2011
• Car backs into business
• Area briefs - June 10, 2011
• A wound that never heals
• City considering 4th TIF district
• County resident warns of scam
• VA clinic could open within 90 days in Martinsville
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Zion Baptist to host blood drive
• Zion's Hill hosts supper and sing
• Today's death notices - June 10, 2011
• Auctionmania still has great deals
• Lighting up the park
• Denominational Garden Club has English tea party
• Campers lend a hand
• Schafer guilty of four charges in fatal crash
• Area briefs - June 9, 2011
• Man wrecks stolen van
• Amphitheater idea surprises park board
• Green Township woman seeks fire dept. supporters
• Blood center to host Fallen Officer Blood Drives
• City sets executive session
• YMCA to have youth photography workshop
• Delta Theta Tau to meet Monday
• Monroe-Gregg school board meeting
• Today's death notices - June 9, 2011
• Evidence seized in investigation of missing Indiana University student
• Pasta, pie to add spark for fireworks funds
• Schafer guilty of four charges in fatal crash
• No one injured in rollover crash
• Ohio Street closings planned
• 51 teams ready for Relay for Life
• Inspiration reclaimed
• MHMC guild to meet Tuesday
• Morgan County Cleanup to meet Saturday
• Today's death notices - June 8, 2011
• Jury to decide if drugs played role in fatal crash
• Half of county roads rate poorly
• Grand prix draws city praise
• County considers funds for Sycamore services
• Soil, water board to meet
• Large Tox-Away Day turnout could cost county more money
• Morgan County deaths
• 5-year-old struck by car
• Bloomfield man's trial begins today
• City issues permit for long-delayed VA medical clinic
• Water booster station to be out four hours
• Redevelopment commission to meet Wednesday
• Today's death notices - June 7, 2011
• Boy on bicycle struck by car, airlifted to Methodist
• Water booster station to be out four hours
• Accident sends two to hospital
• Sounding sirens depend on many factors
• More than 300 graduate from Martinsville High School
• Number of mowing liens could increase
• Hyndsdale Christian Church to host yard sale, other events
• Today's death notices - June 6, 2011
• More than 300 graduate from MHS
• Mooresville High School grad to help with Japanese recovery efforts
• Assessor's office inspecting all county properties
• Bradford Woods benefactor among those buried in abandoned, deteriorating cemetery
• Residents save fawn found in their yard
• Rebecca Harrison wins big contest prize
• Fall Foliage teams with mall opening
• Monrovia Board of Zoning Appeals approves site for new Internet tower
• Jail Bookings - June 4, 2011
• Mr. Gatti's to reopen Sunday after fire Saturday
• Duo Drive resident questions handling of dead dog
• Group to assess county's conservation concerns
• City recycle bins moving near jail
• Storm sewer, zoning on city agendas
• Washington Township board to meet June 15
• MHMC to meet in executive session
• Lugar touts Putnam County energy project
• Planned Parenthood suit could be costly for taxpayers
• State's private schools divided about taking vouchers
• District to offer summer meals
• Library kicks off colorful summer reading program
• Woman arrested for sex with teen
• Today's death notices - June 3, 2011
• IPL hosts safety activities
• 4-H poultry judging team takes fourth place
• Free fishing this weekend in Indiana waters
• Olympic medalist visiting Martinsville
• Tox-Away Day is June 11
• 'It was all gone'
• Charges dropped in dog abuse case
• Aglow meeting scheduled for June 9
• Church to have auto show
• Students to have baccalaureate
• MS self-help group to meet
• MHMC board to have executive session
• Art Sanctuary calling for show entries
• Today's death notices - June 2, 2011
• Phelps jury to come from another county
• Police seek theft suspect
• Area briefs - June 1, 2011
• A muddy birthday celebration
• Teeny tiny ticks can carry deadly diseases
• A walk down the stairwell
• Degree is 30 years in waiting
• Today's death notices - June 1, 2011
• Memorial Day event had good turnout
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Slow start, fast finish at pool
• Organizers consider changes to grand prix
• County calls for fair queen candidates
• Today's death notices - May 31, 2011
• Lottery numbers - May 28, 2011
• Prusiecki new superintendent Nineveh-Hensley-Jackson schools
• Waverly Cub Scouts learn meaning of Memorial Day
• Patriot Flag displayed in Mooresville
• Eminence High School sends off seniors, principal at graduation
• Camby woman a combat medic with agribusiness team in Afghanistan
• Margaret Walker loses 140 pounds the old-fashioned way - diet and exercise
• Today's death notices -5/28/11
• Area briefs -- May 28, 2011
• Prince of Peace to host golf outing
• Footsteps in Faith recital is June 4
• Wildflower walk is today
• Art Sanctuary to host upcoming events.
• Hydrant flushing to resume Tuesday
• Celebrating the journey
• Siren delay prompts residents' questions
• Eminence val/sal set to take the stage
• Martinsville native to present flag at Indy 500
• Tabernacle graduates 10 students Thursday
• Monroe Street wreck injures one
• State auctions logging rights in 2 Indiana forests
• Area briefs - May 27, 2011
• New numbers force trust back to original re-insurance company
• Police release names driver, injured bicyclist
• High wind damages buildings, trees in rural community
• EMA requests storm damage reports
• Library board to meet Tuesday
• Morgan County deaths
• Friendly Hearts to meet Wednesday
• Morgantown Senior Center to host nostalgic music time
• Township to have budget workshop
• Holiday trash collection changes set
• City offices closed Monday
• Fallen veterans get recognition
• Today's death notices - 5/27/2011
• Madison Township chief fired from full-time job
• EMA requesting storm damage reports
• Today's death notices - 5/26/11
• Madison Twp. fire chief accused of 'inappropriate' conduct
• New county fair sign approved
• Area avoids major damage
• Young bicyclist struck by vehicle
• Salutatorian captures fond images throughout schooling
• Tabernacle valedictorian to promote pilgrims' path
• More than just book smarts
• Mooresville to host Patriot Flag on Saturday
• Today's death notices - 5/25/11
• Economy still affecting MHMC
• Mooresville to host Patriot Flag on Saturday
• Restaurant inspections
• An Artesian flavor for Indy 500
• Monrovia's utility clerk resigns for family
• BZA approves landscape nursery business in Harrison Township
• Today's death notices - 5/24/11
• The races have run
• Area briefs - May 23, 2011
• Tri Kappa initiates new members
• What to do if you find a baby or injured animal
• Marriage licenses - May 23, 2011
• What killed township reform?
• Daniels, Hoosiers say family comes before ambition
• LEPC meeting is Wednesday
• Martinsville class of 1966 hosts classic car show
• Death notices - 5/23/11
• Sizemore siblings proud of their six high school grads
• Sheriff looks at scrap metal ordinance for salvage businesses and pawn shops
• Local Red Cross volunteers head south after tornadoes, floods
• Indianapolis Airport CEO touts long-term growth plan
• 'As long as we both shall live': couple celebrates 72nd wedding anniversary
• Daniels won't run for President
• Jail bookings - May 21, 2011
• Drivers pleased with Grand Prix course
• Today's death notices -5/21/11
• And they're off
• Court News
• News briefs
• Drill at Waverly prepares faculty
• Talent contest taking applications
• Hydrant flushing schedule set
• Pregnancy center provides nearby resource
• Ivy Tech courses coming to city
• Family's world turned 'upside down' after shooting
• Real horsepower
• Daniels: Debt threatens American dream
• Garden gets new tanks
• Poston Road students have 'thriller' night
• English learners have place in MSD Martinsville
• Mapleturn utility ready to begin work on new wastewater plant
• Ice cream social to benefit Relay for Life
• Pie in the face for Relay
• Eternal Life having a gospel sing
• Extension homemakers to meet Tuesday
• MHMC trustees to meet Monday
• 'An intruder's in the building!'
• Today's death notices - 5/20/2011
• Martinsville police join Click It or Ticket campaign
• Demoninational Garden Club elects new officers
• Area briefs - May 19, 2011
• Preparations underway for 2nd Artie Fest
• Group wants to rename EMS
• Abate to host Rollin' for Kids
• Attorney wants drug, battery cases dismissed
• Ice cream social
• Today's death notices - 5/19/11
• Organizers gear up for Saturday's Grand Prix
• Indiana State Police honors fallen officers at service
• Engineer to begin Lake Ditch repair permit process
• Resident wants city help for sewage cleanup
• Scrapbook event to benefit Relay for Life
• MHMC guild to host fundraiser
• Friends of library to host book sale
• Morgan County Deaths
• American Legion kitchen to open Monday
• Today's death notices - 5/18/11
• Burglary attempt leads to chase, wreck on Ralston Road
• Grand prix decorating entries due by Friday
• Indianapolis 500 time trial tickets available
• County property insurance premium costs increase
• A special day
• Donation kick starts youth center plan
• Fire damages Prestige Cleaners
• Area briefs
• Mooresville mother sentenced to two years for neglecting daughter
• Today's death notices - 5/17/11
• Today's death notices: 5/16/11
• CASA celebrates 25 years with banquet
• Area briefs - May 16, 2011
• Two receive Never Too Late scholarships
• More than just mail
• Photos: Sprucing up the downtown courthouse square
• Thieves swipe water tank from Garden of Feedin'
• Photos: Morgan County Fallen Officer Run/Walk
• MHMC president's letter details St. Francis offer to doctors
• Expert warns of fake-check fraud
• Shooting victim recalls fateful day
• Steam whistle, log book tell story of fire department
• Jail Bookings
• Sodalis Nature Park has been dedicated
• Today's death notices -5/14/11
• Area briefs
• Grand prix nearly at the starting line
• After-school gatherings concern Central neighbors
• Farmer's markets to celebrate grand opening
• Top 25 seniors honored by Kiwanis
• Chance Jackson, family give first interview since shooting
• Smoke-free advocates urge economic strategy
• Former mail carrier sentenced for taking cards
• Stolen truck ends up at salvage yard
• Council to consider zoning changes
• Today's death notices - 5/13/2011
• Red fox rescued at North Elementary
• Accident Thursday sends one to hospital
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Fair board members must sign Purdue form
• Washington Twp. chief suggests salary freezes
• Public invited to tour new work-release center
• TraderBakers to occupy former Kmart building
• Trail ride for Manna for Haiti is Saturday
• Evening Lions Club to host breakfast
• Today's death notices - 5/12/11
• Time to clean up county
• No one seriously injured in morning accident
• Area briefs - May 11, 2011
• City park board mulls strategies for improvements plan
• Track parents concerned about field work
• Wal-Mart Splash hosts yard sale
• Art Sanctuary to host oil paintings reception
• Eminence Baptist to host mother-daughter banquet
• Genealogy association to meet Saturday
• Relay for Life team to host purse auction
• Martinsville Tabernacle to host education celebration
• Genealogy association to meet
• Accident at Echo Lake
• Today's death notices - 5/11/11
• Mr. Lubie to pay refunds on overcharges
• Plan commission authorizes action against property owners
• Area briefs - May 10, 2011
• Democratic Donnelly enters US Senate race for Sen. Lugar's seat
• Celebration in song
• Monrovia Elementary School to offer free full-day kindergarten
• Dunigan wins Merritt award
• Park pool set to open Memorial Day weekend
• Smoke-free policies part of public discussion
• Merritt dinner speaker advocates unity for races
• Death notices - 5/10/11
• Accident names released
• Habitat teams come out for Women's Build Week
• Mock disaster helps county agencies prepare
• 25 years of CASA
• Death notices - 5/9/11
• Prom royalty
• Photo: Flowers for Mother's Day raise money for Lions
• Law bans tolls on new I-69
• Jail Bookings
• Mail carriers ready to Stamp Out Hunger
• Annual contest seeks Big Ideas for Morgan County
• Ghostly Tale: Local house will appear on A&E's 'My Ghost Story'
• Martinsville, Morgan County have long history of flooding
• Jail fire costs not yet determined
• Today's death notices -5/7/11
• Two injured in accident on Ind. 39
• Resident wins $75,000 in Hoosier Lotto game
• Area briefs -- May 7, 2011
• Building permits -- May 7, 2011
• Flowers raise money for Desert Rose
• Deadlines coming for small-town candidates
• REMC seeks board members
• MHMC, CICOA offer senior meal vouchers
• Washington Township board to meet Tuesday
• NHJ to meet on Tuesday
• Desert Rose collection location changed
• Area briefs
• City employees, public help fix Walter Martin Park
• Police department collects unused, outdated medications for disposal
• Off-duty officer stops robbery
• County kicks off dispatch studies
• Calling for all unwanted electronics
• Today's death notices - 5/6/2011
• Town approves tax abatement requests, considers a third
• Purple shirts to help Desert Rose raise funds
• Artists come home with prizes and good memories
• PRIDE is reeling in funds
• Libertarian Starr to take on incumbent in dist. 5 council race
• Be a super hero for Relay
• Zion Baptist to host flea market Friday, Saturday
• Trail work day is Saturday
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Today's death notices - 5/5/2011
• Mayor Deckard awarded book from DAR
• Area briefs - May 4, 2011
• Autism walk raises about $12,000 for foundation
• Monrovia Lions host flower sale
• Retired Teachers Association to meet Tuesday
• Martinsville Aglow to meet May 12
• MHMC guild to meet Tuesday
• Denominational Garden Club to host plant sale
• American Legion to host yard sale
• Soil, water board to meet
• Society seeking nominations of ancestors
• Morgan County Deaths
• Brown County Humane Society to have 'Dawg Gone Walk'
• Today's death notices - 5/4/2011
• Deckard wins GOP nod for another term
• Amici Homemakers discuss program
• Jordan Poore finds mushrooms
• Race organizers plan decorating contest
• Council considers more road funding
• Experts ponder turmoil in Pakistan
• Voter turnout slow
• Sonnega, Cline applaud terrorist leader's killing
• Jail work release center complete
• Morgan Hospital, IU Health merger set for July 1
• Kappa Kappa Sigma to meet
• Friendly Hearts to meet
• Fair queen entry forms are available
• Beekeepers Club to meet Monday
• Hoosier Trails Council to host open house
• Today's death notices - 3/5/11
• Sonnega, Cline applaud Bin Laden's killing
• Walking for a good cause
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Will killing Osama kill the movement he inspired?
• Terrorist leader's death is 'vindication'
• Race keeps memory of Starnes alive 10 years after death
• Today's death notices - 5/2/11
• The president's announcement
• Obama: 'Justice has been done'
• Local reaction to bin Laden death
• End of an era: Schaeffer's Citgo closed
• Mother can't find services for son with cerebral palsy
• National Day of Prayer is well-timed
• Quality of Life Foundation holds second annual tea
• From mansion to ministry: Inn to aid in spiritual revival
• Jail Bookings
• Today's death notices - 4/30/11
• Company to bring $12.6 million facility to Martinsville
• Marriage licenses
• City meetings set for Monday
• Area briefs -- April 30, 2011
• United Way gives back
• Film/lecture series to continue Monday
• City administrative offices closed Monday
• Tax delinquency temporarily closes flower shop
• Martinsville primary election candidates
• Jiujitsu tourney to benefit Africa
• State budget set for final vote
• Area briefs - April 29, 2011
• Program to lend prom dresses to students for free
• Saturday is Drug Take-Back Day
• Five of seven council seats contested in primary
• Four candidates seek GOP mayoral nod
• Superheroes to visit Krypton
• MS self help group meets Tuesday
• Buy It Now: ends today
• Today's death notices - 4/29/11
• Chance Jackson released from hospital
• Zoning ordinance changes sent to council
• Exercise good training for St. Francis hospital
• State to slash abortion funding
• Lesson of death, destruction
• FFF purse Bingo is May 6
• Area briefs - April 28, 2011
• Education reform plans granted final approval
• Today's death notices - 4/28/11
• Veterans Memorial Program planned for Martinsville
• Litz: Phelps' bond set too high
• Monday accident sends four to hospitals
• Area briefs - April 27, 2011
• City to fix Artesian Acres drainage
• Township missing salary ordinance
• Depot to host 'Sturrin' the Spirit' concert
• National Day of Prayer is May 5
• Martinsville High School to host second Cabaret Night
• Morgan County Deaths
• Today's death notices - 4/27/11
• Phelps' attorney asks for change of venue
• Flood waters still at bay in county
• BZA approves gravel extraction operation
• Area briefs - April 26, 2011
• MHMC reports a positive 2010 financial audit
• Library to seek grants to repair VA building roof
• Third annual autism walk is Saturday
• Today's death notices - 4/26/11
• Michael Phelps waived into adult court
• Driver hits INDOT truck on Ind. 37
• River level expected to reach 15 feet
• City council candidates answer chamber survey
• COTA marks 25th year of service
• Tight budgets could spur talks of school consolidation
• County children learn about clay
• Rural/Metro buy-out won't affect Indiana operations
• Relay hosting cancer study
• Mapleturn to expand service to IPL plant
• Genealogy association to meet
• Today's death notices - 4/25/11
• Fire reported at jail
• Thousands pay respects to Bill Cook
• Memories of Martinsville
• Capital Adhesives announces expansion plans
• Rain not a damper for Easter egg hunt
• Mooresville Town Council to hear abatement request
• April rainfall is 3 inches above normal - so far
• 'Move It and Lose It': Work on a healthier, more fit you this year
• Hospital on hold: Merger between MHMC and IU Health awaits IRS approval
• Bedford hospital lands $46M federal loan
• Today's death notices - 4/23/11
• Bedford hospital gets $46 million federal loan
• A treetop retreat for birds
• County prepares for days of rain
• Meeting to address flooding
• Contractors chosen for district's summer projects
• Mooresville town council to hear abatement request May 3
• Sheriff's merit board to meet
• Denominational Garden Club to host plant sale
• Denominational Garden Club to meet
• John Badger wants to help Martinsville grow, prosper
• Public invited to say farewells to Bill Cook
• Morgan Wranglers donate to Humane Society
• Kiggins finds three mushrooms
• Area briefs - April 22, 2011
• Lawmakers advance budget, voucher program
• Health dept. looks for vehicle solution
• Some to take ISTEP online
• FEMA denies assistance request
• County BZA to meet
• VFW Post 1257 to elect officers
• New Community to host Easter egg hunt
• Life Church of God concert is Friday
• Library book sale is May 4
• Homeschool prom is May 13
• Extension to host forest tour
• County park board to meet Tuesday
• Absentee deadlines approaching for May 3 Primary Election
• Prime Time accepting grant applications
• Morgan County Deaths
• Today's death notices - 4/22/11
• Mayoral candidates respond to chamber survey
• Ferguson wants to give back to city where he was raised
• Republicans redraw maps over Democrats' protests
• Senate Democrats walk out, to no effect
• House amends illegal immigration bill
• Kappa Kappa Sigma discusses annual convention
• Kappa Kappa Sigma donates to M-Tek
• Academy of Hoosier Heritage Museum celebrates a decade of service
• Kids with disabilities would lose assistance
• WMS hosts award-winning author
• Council awaits park plan
• Fair to help with transitions
• Relay For Life Cut-A-Thon is Friday
• Today's death notices - 4/21/11
• Flooding closes county roads
• Decoration committee seeking Facebook posts
• Fire Destroys farm home
• Area briefs - April 20, 2011
• County insurance to switch carriers
• Commissioners approve dispatch study contract
• Desert Rose selling hanging baskets
• YMCA to host underwater Easter egg hunt
• Grand prix organizers present logo, plans to city
• Deckard's donations more than opponents
• County offices closed Friday
• Desert Rose selling hanging baskets
• YMCA preschool open house is Tuesday
• Apostolic Faith Church to host Good Friday service
• Death notices - 4/20/11
• Phelps waiver decision expected Monday
• Hutchison finds mushrooms
• Area briefs - April 19, 2011
• Mayor, engineer defend actions
• Sparing victim the goal for Susie's Place
• Strader would bring experience to council
• City fire truck purchase approved
• Smith wants to bring visibility
• St. Mary's to host Maundy Thursday service
• First Baptist to host Maundy Thursday service
• Carpenter Realtors to host Easter egg hunt Saturday
• IU speech study needs children
• Death notices - 4/19/11
• Detective: Phelps had gun for two weeks prior to shooting
• Phelps' attorney requests adult waiver hearing be closed
• Ron Bell remembered for service, dedication
• Buskirk touts ability to manage budgets as mayor
• Spina says he'd bring business acumen to office
• Cancer center outstanding again
• Police, prosecutors pursue molesters
• VFW to host Easter egg hunt Saturday
• Allen finds mushroom
• Open communication keeps children safer
• Today's death notices - 4/18/11
• Photos: Easter egg hunt, April 16, 2011
• Former resident honors late wife with book
• Governor, others praise late 'legendary Hoosier' Bill Cook
• Artesian Little League season begins
• A new tool for and against pedophiles
• Jail Bookings - April 16, 2011
• Today's death notices - 4/16/11
• Weather spotter training program is Monday
• Marriage Licenses
• Commissioners to meet Monday
• Martinsville High School has plant sale
• Post office advises residents on filing a change of address
• City court replaces clerk
• Promoting the 'Hill Country'
• East Middle School to host variety show Tuesday
• Accident is injury free
• Dry Grass Revival Band to perform in benefit concert today at The Depot
• House-broken Skunks visit monthly Kiwanis meeting
• Bill Cook dies: Cook Group founder, philanthropist, community leader
• City court clerk replaced after audit finds irregularities
• Accident sends two to Methodist Hospital
• Area briefs April 15, 2011
• Parents desperate to find runaway
• A Head Start
• Deckard: Challenges met well
• Stewart: City needs new ideas
• Booth spaces available for Zion Baptist flea market
• Area briefs - April 15, 2011
• VFW meeting is Wednesday
• Schoolhouse quilt guild meeting is Tuesday
• Today's death notices - 4/15/11
• Terry Carlyle arrested
• Lifeline called to accident
• Terry Buster hopes to continue service to Martinsville
• Salvage yard operators file lawsuit
• Return to the 'South Pacific'
• Siren battle enters court
• Redistricting splits Mooresville
• I-69 work coming in under budget
• Today's death notices - 4/14/11
• Nominations still being sought for Albert Merritt Award
• Area briefs - April 13, 2011
• Drum line prepares for WGI
• Vectren stops staffing local office
• Post offices open regular hours on Tax Day
• Chef Wendell to bring message about food
• Parents are desperate to find runaway teen
• Olive Christian to host blood drive Sunday
• Open house for Stangers is Saturday
• Monrovia Plan Commission to meet
• Today's death notices - 4/13/11
• Today's death notices
• Park board to examine playground, shelter
• More keys to transforming your mind
• Threat leads to parent's arrest
• Denominational Garden Club talks about state convention
• Friendly Hearts meet, discuss May Day program
• Plan commission could go to court over truck operation
• Area briefs -April 12, 2011
• New maps split county in Congress
• M-G schools could see scheduling changes
• Winter drumline to perform today
• Morgan County Deaths
• Weather spotter training program is Monday
• Monrovia jazz band hosts 'swing into spring' dance
• Transition fair is April 26
• Threats being pursued by school, police
• Shooting prompts dropoff changes at WMS
• Arthur wants to return open-minded approach
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Area briefs - April 11, 2011
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Just desserts (and a little euchre)
• Kivett wants to continue service to city
• One taken to hospital after accident
• Today's death notices - 4/11/11
• Jail bookings - April 9, 2011
• Show featuring Zydeco's set to air this week
• Son of a sailor: Joe Burpo follows family Navy footsteps
• Five charged in meth case make plea deals
• Antiques appraised to help community foundation
• Making genealogy easier to piece together
• Core Fitness ready for spring workouts
• Today's death notices - 4/9/11
• Area briefs
• Area briefs
• Comedian brings anti-bullying message to students
• Department says goodbye to former sheriff
• Barley hopes to help city attract business
• Fighting for quality of life
• Bowlen seeks 2nd term to continue synergy
• Trout wants to continue offering skills to city
• Two teens detained after threats at Bloomington North
• Motorcyclist listed in critical condition
• Area briefs - April 8, 2011
• Skating for Relay
• Brooklyn elementary to have kindergarten registration
• Kappa Kappa Sigma to meet Monday
• Centerton Cemetery cleanup is Saturday
• Today's death notices - 4/8/2011
• West Middle School locked down after misidentification
• 'Drop, cover and hold on'
• West Middle School locked down after misidentification
• The Artesian art show to be held Friday
• State police officers honored
• Building permits - March 7, 2011
• Motorcyclist airlifted to hospital
• Former police officer gets plea deal
• Price wants more openness, public discussion
• Central to have kindergarten open house
• Two injured in 4-wheeler accident
• Today's death notices - 4/7/11
• Man Lifelined after motorcycle accident
• Local youth places in Pokemon tourney
• Young, Rokita endorse GOP Medicare restructuring plan
• Misleading deed letter makes another appearance
• Area briefs - April 6, 2011
• Judge denies modification for convicted molester
• Art Sanctuary to host Artesian Art Show Friday
• Washington Township seeks offers to trim mowing costs
• E-recycle coming back to county
• Hospital guild to meet Tuesday
• Dry Grass Revival Band to perform in benefit concert
• Monrovia United Methodist to host blood drive
• Zion's Hill Baptist hosts monthly 'Saints and Sinners Supper and Sing'
• Master Gardeners to honor Dee Terrell with marker
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Morgan County Deaths
• Death notices - 4/6/11
• Obama calls Boehner to White House to talk budget
• SCI initiative to protect birds of prey
• Students to have restroom restrictions
• Middle school attendance rates dip after return
• County auditor clears up tax bill confusion
• Council approves funding for Lake Ditch improvements
• Commissioners approve work release fees
• City water department gets $50,000 loan from sewer
• Today's death notices - 4/5/11
• New threat reported at West Middle School
• House Democrats defend six-week walkout
• IU comes up short under state budget plan
• Atterbury soldiers compete in 22nd Bataan Memorial Death March
• High school students' feelings mixed upon return
• 'Million-dollar baby'
• WMS students return to school
• Today's death notices - 4/4/11
• Current images from Japan recall WWII atomic bomb scenes
• Jazz legend David Baker to speak at Merritt Awards Dinner
• Community comes out to support shooting victim
• Today's death notices - 4/2/11
• School shooting action plan used, study planned
• Police in charge of security; schools want to get back to teaching
• Shooting not first school gun incident in city
• Attorney: Alleged shooter 'terrified'
• MHMC doctors leaving
• Morgan County meetings -- April 2, 2011
• Martinsville students to return to heightened security
• Phelps to stay in juvenile detention
• Indiana House session delayed as leaders talk about legislator walkout fines
• Club Swing to perform Tuesday
• Area briefs
• Whitley plea deal refused
• Benefit to be held for Jackson family
• Jimmy Nash Park to have hiking trail work day
• Study documents school shootings since 1974
• Psychology of a school shooter
• Gov. Daniels recaps budget strategy
• Today's death notices - 4/1/2011
• Prosecutor: Principal had no prior knowledge of shooting
• Judge refuses plea deal for former Mooresville police officer
• Fire siren testing set for Friday
• PD, school look into new threat
• Hundreds show up for WMS prayer walk
• Area briefs - March 31, 2011
• No Bullying Day is Friday
• IU presents assessment of Indian Creek watershed
• Jimmy Nash trail work day is Saturday
• First Baptist to have Schwan's fundraiser Saturday
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• Head Start looking for volunteers
• Today's death notices - 3/31/11
• Today's death notices - 3/30/11
• Reborn corn next big thing
• Martinsville police ask for help with two theft cases
• Technical updates help make Monrovia more efficient
• Area briefs - March 30, 2011
• Man ends up in jail retention pond
• Utility worker aids arrest
• Detour to begin Monday
• County library looks at increased security
• Downey names new chief deputy
• Friendly Hearts to meet April 6
• Missionary to speak at Eastview
• Master Gardeners to host living wreath workshop
• Cancer center to host free breast and skin screening
• Morgantown Senior Center to host pie auction-euchre tournament
• Homeowner interrupts burglary; suspects in custody
• BZA approves solar farm plans
• Camp Riley gives children hope, confidence
• Democrats end standoff, return to Statehouse
• Oddfellows to host chili supper
• Paragon Friendship Park Cemetery to begin cleaning Friday
• Liberty Cemetery to have cleaning soon
• Church to sponsor Lenten event Thursday
• Environmental education workshop set
• Today's death notices - 3/29/11
• Investigator: Buskirk not covered by Hatch Act
• Woman charged with three counts of prostitution
• Phelps charged with five felonies
• Indiana House Democrats returning to Indiana
• Alleged shooter to have hearing at 2 p.m.
• Environmental education workshop set
• Shooting victim has second surgery
• Centerstone offering free walk-in clinics
• Burger King closed after Sunday fire
• School buildings ready to get grades
• Special Olympics Morgan County competes in Winter Games
• Morgan County Lilly Endowment scholarship winners 'earned it every day'
• Across country, GOP pushes photo ID at polls
• Area briefs -- March 26, 2011
• Shooting victim in critical condition
• Singing to help heal the world
• Bicycle ride to benefit family of fallen police officer
• Jail bookings
• Libraries, others offer free e-books, services
• E-book deals: New authors spend less, make more with digital debuts
• Today's death notices - 3/26/11
• Anger, worry grip West Middle parents
• Postal service studies Monrovia office
• Mother of shooting victim asks for prayers for son, alleged shooter's family
• Parents wait for students to be released after shooting
• Support from community important in times of tragedy
• Shooting victim in stable condition
• Churches to host prayer meetings after West Middle shooting
• Martinsville students to be released
• GOP has place for moderates, Lugar says
• Sen. Lugar wants Libya plan details
• IU's underwater archaeology program receives $1 million grant
• South chess team to compete in state finals
• Lt. Gov. addresses Smith 4th-graders
• Shooting reported at West Middle
• Lugar wants details of U.S. role in Libya
• Elizabeth Taylor: The eyes had it
• Gay marriage ban bill moves to Senate floor
• The Waters celebrates St. Patrick's Day
• Area briefs - March 24, 2011
• DNR launches new iPhone app
• Square landscape project help sought
• Census: Indiana ranks 18th in tax revenues
• Naptown Jazz 5 at 2 libraries Saturday
• Today's death notices - 3/24/11
• 'Vague' threat made against MHS faculty
• Area briefs -March 23, 2011
• Easley sentencing hits snag, trial probable
• CFMC's annual Antique Appraisal Fair set for April 9
• Accident sends three to hospital
• Impasse may impact presidential attempt
• Commission studies ordinance changes
• Nursing home files tax exemption appeal
• Health department to host CPR class
• Today's death notices - 3/23/11
• Police seek theft suspect
• Driver overturns car
• Restaurant inspections - Februrary 2011
• Area briefs - March 22, 2011
• State Legislature moves on without Dems
• Public input needed for city storm sewer grants
• County commissioners set fees for work release center
• Seminar to explain health care reform
• City council OKs TIF districts
• FDIC conference kicks off in Morgan County
• Marine Corps League to host golf outing
• Morgan County Deaths
• Denominational Garden Club meets Thursday
• Today's death notices - 3/22/11
• Prices rising on Wooden-era yearbooks
• Trooper sent to hospital after accident
• Houses to be used as training ground
• 'Left holding the bag'
• Area briefs - March 21, 2011
• County, Ivy Tech discussing possibilities
• Local family helps with walkathon
• Bedford man dies in wreck on Ind. 37
• IU study: New restrictions on teen driving led to fewer crashes
• GardenFest attracts crowds Friday and Saturday
• Jail Bookings - March 19, 2011
• Carter pioneers Martinsville High girls' sports
• Egyptian activist saw life's work affirmed in revolution
• Life sciences research in China may threaten industry hopes at home
• Economic officials not eyeing China yet
• Today's death notices - 3/19/11
• Groups to celebrate Kick Butts Day
• Area briefs
• Youth's dream Space Camp dream to come true
• Free concert Wednesday
• Naturalist photographer's show set for Monday
• Firefighters coming to Morgan County
• Booths for Brad
• Sen. Lugar roundtable set for Thursday
• Woman charged with burning 2-year-old's hand
• County Building Permits
• Schools prepare for IREAD-3
• County to discuss Old Town Waverly grant
• Student to represent city in free-throw contest
• Sen. Lugar roundtable set for Thursday
• News briefs
• Senate delays vote on gay marriage ban
• State GOP legislative leaders pledge cooperation
• Death notices - 3/18/11
• Sheriffs' association seeks new members
• Airman looks to save face
• Traveler's Dream concert rescheduled for March 24
• Republicans talk anti-bolting, recall laws
• Senate passes house charter bill with changes
• Middle School piloting class using netbooks
• Death notices - 3/17/11
• Nice-Pak to expand in Mooresville, close Wisconsin plant
• Blue Bluff bridge closing delayed to March 28
• Students, staff mourn East student's suicide
• Man in wheelchair hit by car
• Brooklyn to apply for grant to replace water system
• GardenFest forced to find new location
• McFighters to host pancake dinner
• Death notices - 3/16/11
• Shot during Martinsville regional featured on ESPN
• Red Barn targeted by thieves again
• Youth Day of Caring promotes volunteering
• Nuclear official: Spent fuel storage pool may boil
• Cancer survivors attend Relay for Life euchre tournament
• Area briefs - March 15, 2011
• Accident sends several to hospitals
• Several agencies collecting donations for Japanese relief effort
• Monrovia commencement to remain May 27, must make up six days
• Morgan County sees only a few infestations of resurgent pest
• Council executive session set for Thursday
• Ministerial Conference is March 23-25
• Knights of Columbus to host St. Patrick's Day dinner
• Death notices - 3/15/11
• Martinsville man faces child molesting charges
• Former principal fighting cancer
• Japan central bank feeds markets money after quake
• Indiana cities looking to the East
• Trimming the bills
• Teen is ready to get back to racing in Paragon
• No Dems + no budget = state shutdown
• Ugandan experience life-changing for Mooresville grad
• Drills Wednesday to test readiness for severe weather
• Financial planning program offers participants 3:1 savings match
• Teddy bears being collected for children at Riley
• Education bills draw fire in Third House session
• Boy understands soldiers' sacrifices all too well
• Today's death notices - 3/12/11
• Mystery dinner to benefit Camp Riley
• News briefs
• A haven for young artist
• Hearing on probation held
• Local business hit by burglars
• Experts explain difference between levees, embankments
• GardenFest keeps on growing
• Centerton named Four Star School
• MCSC expands full-day kindergarten
• Commission approves city TIF districts
• Buskirk's eligibility questioned
• Powerful earthquake, tsunami batter Japan; wave warnings stretch to U.S. West Coast
• Today's death notices - 3/11/11
• County sets new work release rules
• Spina's candidacy upheld
• County fair to feature rodeo again
• Residents have chance to give input on TIF districts
• Area briefs
• Charter schools bill gets hearing
• Today's death notices - 3/4/11
• City still on the mend: Will deal with 2008 flood for years to come
• Spina ruled eligible to run for mayor
• Man charged with allegedly trying to bribe officer
• Man sentenced for growing marijuana and selling it from his home
• Volunteers, businesses honored at dinner
• County roads remain closed
• Reorganized Brooklyn Park plans for future
• Lenten lunches begin Thursday
• Gospel Lighthouse to host supper, auction
• First Baptist to host Ash Wednesday service
• Bingo to cure cancer
• Kindergarten round up
• Goat producers to meet
• Crash ends police chase from Marion County to Monroe County
• IT upgrade could net MHMC stimulus funding
• Area briefs - March 8, 2011
• Restaurant inspections - January 2011
• County employees to get bonuses
• 'Grand Prix' plans move forward
• Adkins Auto Parts collecting e-waste
• County begins search for dispatch center consultant
• 4-H club receives $2,500 Monsanto grant
• Morgan County deaths
• Sheriff's Merit Board to meet March 15
• Retired teachers association to meet
• Candidate's residency hearing is Wednesday
• Breaking ground in Brooklyn
• Club at Trinity gives girls a safe place to go
• Weekly recalls: Candle sets, resistance tubes and double strollers
• Death notices - 3/7/11
• Teachers, legislators debate bills at Third House session
• Christian Ministries change woman's life
• Family finds turnout 'heartening' at Pancreas Bowl
• Jail Bookings 3-5-2011
• Council approves funding for company expansion
• Federal cuts would close some women's health clinics
• State officials probe ISTEP leak
• Web-based program Charity Tracker lets groups keep tabs on who's being helped
• Rising CO2 causing changes in plants, study finds
• No major flooding in weekend rainstorm; some streets closed
• Today's death notices - 3/5/11
• Gregg fire department takes delivery of new fire engine
• Handgun permit process goes digital
• 'Phantom of the Op'ry' hits stage
• Area briefs -- March 5, 2011
• NHJ trustees to meet Tuesday
• Scrapbooking event to help band
• City council, board of works meet Monday
• Soil, water board to meet
• Ex-lawmakers analyze Dem. walkout
• Do you remember special memories from your past? a
• Teachers rally against charters, vouchers at Statehouse
• Spina hearing set for Wednesday
• Blue Bluff bridge closing ahead
• Pancreas Bowl to help young family
• Kappa Kappa Sigma meets March 14
• MHMC trustees to meet Monday
• Today's death notices - 3/4/11
• Emergency officials plan for heavy rain, possible flooding
• Copies of controversial KKK publication distributed again
• Area briefs - March 3, 2011
• Armed with resources
• Fire destroys home on Patton Lake
• Michigan men charged with felony drug dealing
• Plan commission meeting canceled
• Aglow meeting is March 10
• Smith Elementary to host family fitness night
• Morgan County deaths
• Hospital guild to meet Tuesday
• Death notices - 3/03/11
• House on fire on Upper Patton Park Road
• Indy billboard: You don't need God
• Morning accidents keep emergency crews busy
• Paragon Fire Department rescues driver
• Area briefs - March 2, 2011
• Baskets to help B&G Club
• Sentence cut in half for driver in fatal crash
• Green Township signs Rural Metro contract
• DISH, WISH clash over contract
• Martinsville postal carrier charged with stealing gift cards
• Benefit concert to be at NCC Friday
• Today's death notices - 3/2/11
• High water continues to close roads
• Area briefs - March 1, 2011
• County BZA denies semi truck storage rezoning request
• Mayoral candidate's eligibility challenged
• County health plan 'writes its own rules'
• Death notices - 03/01/11
• RM hopes to sponsor cart race weekend
• Roads closed by flood waters
• Frank Buckles, last surviving U.S. World War I veteran, dies
• Fighting homelessness
• Daniels disappointed by township overhaul defeat
• Water department phone problems
• Here are some tips for finding your lost cat
• How great thou 'art' show
• Today's death notices - 2/28/11
• Church to host dinner before Merry Mac play
• Library to offer digital downloads
• Jail Bookings 2-26-2011
• Farmers market invites junior vendors
• Preparations under way for Morgan County Farmers Market
• Courthouse lawn features tree from space
• A busy, multi-talented lady enjoys life
• Teen Court provides peer consequences
• Teen Court: Used in Morgan County?
• Teachers are getting in the game
• Today's death notices - 2/26/11
• Monrovia Mr., Miss Basketball
• Coats wants sales tax on medical devices repealed
• Helpful Hands homemakers have meeting
• Commissioners declare 4-H Week
• Obituaries -- Feb. 26, 2011
• Area briefs -- Feb. 26, 2011
• Master Gardeners to meet March 3
• Bills buried by Democrat walkout
• Rocking out before ISTEP
• Local attorney suspended for 30 days
• Indianapolis Airport Authority details 30-year plan for area
• Mooresvillian of the Year forms due by Thursday
• County library board meets Monday
• Horse owner responds to muddy pasture complaint
• Area briefs
• Bennett defends proposals
• Reynolds' civil cases moved from county
• Former county commissioner charged with tobacco theft
• Late-season slam
• Today's death notices - 2/25/11
• Mooresville, Martinsville schools on 2-hour delay
• Gregg FD approves contract and loan; remonstrators try to get loan stopped
• Lawyer in attorney general's office fired over tweets
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Area briefs - Feb. 24, 2011
• Rokita gives stern message on spending
• City says purchase meets state law exception
• County EDC to focus on continuing education
• Gregg FD to buy new fire truck
• Emmaus Reunion Group meets second, fourth Tuesdays
• Helpful Hands Homemakers to meet Wednesday
• MS group to meet Tuesday
• Mooresville Relay for Life meeting Tuesday
• Mental Health America to have open house Friday
• Today's death notices - 2/24/11
• Democrats flee state to kill right-to-work bill
• Counties' tax share to take financial hit from state
• Area briefs - Feb. 23, 2011
• Thieves hit cars in mobile home park
• Danny Stewart answers call he hears for mayoral change
• Candidate withdraws
• State Park Road Rally is May 3-5
• Desert Rose hosts volunteer training
• Mental Health America of Indiana to host open house
• Paragon fire department to host dinner
• Today's death notices - 2/23/11
• Frazer wins oratory contest
• A slow ride to victory
• House OKs 'right to work' bill as unions protest
• Accused molester found in Monroe County Jail
• Area briefs - Feb. 22, 2011
• Racing in city streets proposed
• City plans to buy new fire truck
• County looks to expand employee drug testing
• Morgan County deaths
• Kountry Kids Preschool hosts registration
• Health department to host CPR class
• Today's death notices - 2/22/11
• Carlyle charges amended; defense calls case 'political'
• County naming honors U.S. presidents
• Gore Road closing for bridge replacement
• Support varies for dispatch solutions
• Thin ice gives fire crews a chance to practice rescue skills
• Donkey basketball organizers field objections from PETA members
• Today's death notices - 2/21/11
• Martinsville High School Alumni Hall of Fame inductees recognized for giving their all
• Local man testifies to House committee on conflict of interest
• Hospice program depends on volunteers to provide patients comfort, company
• Handyman accused of robbing client of $76,000
• Fifth-grader spells her way to victory in regional spelling bee
• Lawrence County under a burn ban
• Brown Township EMS to begin affiliation with St. Francis
• Jail bookings - Feb. 20, 2011
• Today's death notices - 2/19/11
• Morgan County United Way makes its goal with talent
• Martinsville man charged with rape
• Daughter interrupts alleged burglary in Morgantown
• Multiple municipal primaries contested
• Rescuer gets rescued from ice
• Man rescued from ice at Patton Lake
• Brother writes special tribute to HOF inductee Ryan Fritsche
• Area briefs - Feb. 19, 2011
• WMS has academic probation hearing
• Bowlen to run again
• Bumpy season begins
• Democrat Shawn Hogan files to run for Martinsville mayor
• Ryan Fritsche to be inducted into hall of fame
• Today's death notices - 2/18/11
• Allen released as judge finds probable cause invalid
• State approves Martinsville's city budget
• Lawmakers endorse two of Daniels' education reforms
• MSD of Martinsville to meet today
• Eminence school board to meet today
• Farmers' market to have vendor meeting
• Hold'em tourney is Feb. 26
• NHJ to hold public meeting, executive sessions
• Mayor to pitch I-69 gateway idea to INDOT
• Today's death notices - 2/17/11
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Mooresville TSA employee charged with assault
• County's budget, rates certified by state; bills will be on time
• Brooklyn council considers merit board for police department
• Park board sets League of Miracles location
• Out and about - Feb. 16, 2011
• Tickets still available for United Way talent show
• No one injured in fire that destroyed Waverly home
• Police use Taser to stop suspect
• Today's death notices - 2/16/11
• SCI REMC prepares for reorganization
• Monroe-Gregg schools have probation hearing
• Judge raises Bloomfield man's bond
• More Martinsville seats contested for primary
• Area briefs -Feb. 15, 2011
• City park Board to consider making park tobacco free
• County prepares for wind farm potential
• Morgan County deaths
• Large house fire on Whiteland Road
• Today's death notices - 2/15/11
• Teachers rally for public education
• Rally time delay
• Sweethearts at the river
• Event raises awareness of adoption, fostering children
• District to have phone-a-thon Feb. 27
• Artesians notch 14th decathlon team title
• Royal graduates from basic training
• Report: Energy drinks not safe for kids
• MCBCA awarded for community involvement
• As campaign approaches, Lugar prepares for broad outreach
• SCCAP gets more funds for heating assistance
• Today's death notices - 2/14/11
• Jail bookings - Feb. 13, 2011
• Relay for Life: On the path to fight cancer
• Redhead Express on stage Tuesday
• Township alternatives: How other states are dealing with poor relief, other duties
• County's property tax bills down; some levies rising
• Valentine's Gala event wins over hearts
• Today's death notices - 2/12/11
• Pro public education rally set
• Brown County shelter to have chocolate fundraiser
• He's one lucky dog
• Easley pleads guilty to robbery in 1984 death of Frederick David
• Fire chief addresses Madison Twp. unrest
• Redhead Express next performance in concert series
• Pro public education rally set
• Population grows by 2,205; Monrovia sees biggest increase
• Soil and water district hosts 65th annual meeting
• Burpo given award for 32 years on fire department
• New deputy takes to road
• Civil charge dismissed against Monrovia attorney
• Area briefs - Feb. 11, 2011
• Fire chief addresses Madison Twp. unrest
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Quilt guild meeting is Tuesday
• Gateway Tabernacle to host singing group
• Today's death notices - 2/11/11
• County population up more than 2,000
• Hinesley III to spend 25 years in jail for having sex with foster daughter
• Mother turns son in after seeing his photo in the paper
• Local educators disagree with state House charter school bill
• Freezing cold leads to water line break
• Rural water interruption
• Today's death notices - 2/10/11
• NHJ hires interim superintendent
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Indiana teachers rally against GOP education plan
• Area briefs - Feb. 9, 2011
• Merit board points to Hamilton for captain
• First Baptist to host dinner celebrating foster families
• Fair tries to rope new event
• Habitat trying new fundraising approach for 2011
• City seeks to cut water costs
• A lifesaving gift
• Kiwanis to host chili supper at Martinsville boys' game
• Today's death notices - 2/9/11
• Designing his own success
• Police ask for help identifying theft suspect
• Board seeks to put recycle bins in Brooklyn
• Second city council race contested as filing deadline approaches
• Area briefs - Feb. 8, 2011
• County prepares for Lake Ditch repair
• City buys South Ohio St. parcel
• Outside firm could study county dispatch center
• Refounders to have informal meeting
• Clarification
• Morgan County Deaths
• Death notices - 2/8/11
• False alarm at Morgan County Courthouse
• Abuse rises as economy plummets
• Ask the publisher: Tuesday chat with Mayer Maloney
• Weekly recalls: Food dehydrators, baby rattles, paintball guns and more
• Tax time in full swing
• Two injured at gas station
• Martinsville Relay for Life kickoff to feature cancer victim's sister
• Today's death notices - 2/7/11
• Mooresville, Martinsville schools on 2-hour delay
• Travel advisory dropped
• Large water main leak results in boil order
• School districts preparing for air quality regulations
• Jail Bookings
• Drainage tax break debated
• Morgan townships vary in cash on hand
• State's blood supply dwindles after storm
• YMCA's inaugural Sweat-A-Thon a success, despite snow
• Some townships sitting on large cash reserves
• MHS Hall of Fame inductee Randy Wells gives back to the community
• Today's death notices - 2/5/11
• Level 3 travel advisory still in effect
• Chance to see a star
• Area briefs -- Feb. 5, 2011
• House calendar includes township reform bills, definition of marriage
• Snow days could affect schools' schedules
• State Sen. Bray expects approval of smoking ban after amendments
• County meetings -- Feb. 5, 2011
• NHJ school board to meet Tuesday
• City council, board of works to meet Monday
• Building permits -- Feb. 5, 2011
• Family rescued from bottom of ravine
• NSF offers food safety tips for parties
• Bike-car collision sends one to hospital
• Winter continues with more snow expected tonight through Tuesday
• Coroner: Morgantown man froze to death in ice storm
• Today's death notices - 2/4/11
• Martinsville Plan Commission approves TIF districts
• Former health officer released with time served
• Mooresville Schools closed Friday
• Martinsville schools closing Friday
• Coroner: Morgantown man froze to death in ice storm
• Preparation, luck help weather storm
• Former health officer released with time served
• Area was on dividing line for snow, rain
• IU experts: U.S. should embrace Egyptian revolution
• Area briefs - Feb. 3, 2011
• Frozen memories resurface
• Response aided by preparedness of service agencies in Morgan County
• MHMC guild to meet Tuesday
• Today's death notices - 2/3/11
• Martinsville, Mooresville, Monrovia schools closed Thursday
• Thursday closings and cancellations
• County upgraded to Level 3 travel advisory
• Firefighters called to ReMax office
• Hospitals, nursing homes handling weather conditions
• County lucky most ice missed
• County escapes widespread power outages
• City road crews battle storm
• Y to hold Sweat-A-Thon Saturday
• Ray's trash service delayed a day
• Plan commission meeting postponed
• Merry Macs to perform Gulliver's Travels
• Johnson County Garden Club hosts garden celebration
• Monrovia Organized Baseball and Softball to have registration, fundraiser
• Morgan County deaths
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Today's death notices - 2/2/11
• Service outage update
• Wednesday cancellations
• Hospitals, nursing homes handling weather conditions
• Wednesday cancellations
• Hoosiers urged to avoid traveling except in cases of emergency
• City road crews battle storm
• Morgan County moves to level 2 warning
• County under ice storm warning
• Service outage update
• Try to walk like a penguin, but if you fall, land carefully
• Submit your photos
• County offices to close early Tuesday
• Tanker truck overturns
• Police watch for sex trafficking ahead of big game
• Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
• Closings and postponements
• Worse weather on its way
• First wave of severe weather strikes
• Level 3 travel advisory issued for Morgan County
• Track the storm
• Some without power this morning
• Ray's trash service delayed a day
• Today's death notices - 2/1/11
• School closings
• Gas tanker wrecks on Ind. 37
• Schools prep for potentially hazardous weather
• Rokita staff appearance cancelled
• Devastating storm may strike soon
• Plan commission meeting postponed
• Dental cleanings are key to a healthy pet
• IU faculty helping NASA plan space mission
• US set to fly thousands of Americans from Egypt
• Man dies after rolling SUV
• City, county prepare for ice storm
• A family comes together
• Merit board meeting is Feb. 8
• Weekly recalls: jogging strollers, swivel chairs and more
• Today's death notices - 1/31/11
• One dead in car accident
• Sen. Richard Bray serves his country, state and community
• Jail Bookings - Jan. 29, 2011
• Warren McDaniel, a good man
• Challenger Learning Center remembers NASA crew 25 years after tragedy
• One big, happy family: Couple goes from foster parents to adoptive parents
• Probation changes sought to relieve jails
• Today's death notices - 1/29/11
• Economy gains, but not enough to ease jobs crisis
• Lawsuit filed over alleged injury at school
• Out & About -Jan. 29, 2011
• A not so silent night
• Area Briefs - Jan. 29, 2011
• Township forum points out need to address conflicts of interest
• Donkey basketball returns to Martinsville
• Amendments to unemployment insurance bill are all dismissed
• Statehouse briefs - Jan. 28, 2011
• Senate committee deadlocks on referendum bill
• House votes to expand renewable energy list
• Hamilton performs for Waters residents
• Martinsville class of 1943 has reunion
• Bosma says parents have freedom to make 'bad decisions'
• Area briefs - Jan. 28, 2011
• A delayed Christmas
• Teachers warn of bills' impact
• Senate votes on 'granny snatching' bill
• East vs. West game rescheduled
• Correction: No February hearing on turf
• Highway truck struck
• Paragon Valentine's dance is Feb. 12
• Master Gardeners to meet Thursday
• Today's death notices - 1/28/11
• Board drops 'interim' from Broderick's title as health officer
• VP visit emphasizes electric revolution
• Governor visits students
• Charters could use vacant public school buildings under bill
• HB 1238 would keep school referenda talk out of schools
• Medicaid funding could increase even as services are dropped
• Special needs dollars must go to special education services, bill says
• Voting centers moving quickly toward passage
• Measure would limit teacher contracts
• Kiwanis support Clothe-A-Child
• Daniels says Hoosier Heartland Corridor is moving quickly
• Lawmaker wants background checks for health care providers
• Turf project to get hearing
• Firefighters ready to 'shake and bake'
• Tax program could give county 'edge' in development
• Today's death notices - 1/27/11
• Board approves extension for radio tower, discusses billboard
• Martinsville H.S. to present winter choral concert Thursday
• Statehouse briefs - Jan. 26, 2011
• State Senate bill would lighten gun permit laws
• Wetlands project coming to Burkhart Creek
• Mooresville woman charged with felony drug dealing
• Area briefs -Jan. 26, 2011
• City plan commission debates sign issues
• Library survey says: Get more technology
• Strader joins race for 2nd district city council seat
• Love of city prompts Buskirk's mayoral bid
• Eminence Youth League hosts signups
• Death notices - 1/26/11
• Ind. 39 lane closing set for Wednesday, Thursday
• Bennett: Tie fiscal policy to education decisions
• Indiana House approves English-only official state documents
• Senate endorses tweaks to invasion of privacy, public intoxication laws
• Party-line vote propels charter schools forward
• Senate bill on amendment language draws heat
• Area briefs - Jan. 25, 2011
• Council considers credit card utility payments
• Restaurant inspections - December 2011
• County Commissioners, Council to meet in executive session
• House exempts bars from smoking ban
• City receives grant to install electrical boxes on square
• State gets failing grade on foodborne illnesses
• LifePointe Community to host dinner, silent auction
• VFW to host Valentine's sweetheart dance
• Kiwanis to host chili supper at basketball game
• Bird count workshop is Feb. 15
• Denominational Garden Club
• Friendly Hearts Club to meet
• Morgan County deaths
• NHJ to have executive session Wednesday
• Genealogy association meets Thursday
• Today's death notices - 1/25/11
• Are briefs - Jan. 24, 2011
• Fire damages home in Brooklyn
• New group wants to help people deal with their chronic pain
• Community Foundation of Morgan County set to provide WiFi from new downtown office
• Brown trustee salary more than doubles next highest
• House on fire in Brooklyn
• Today's death notices - 1/24/11
• Ralph Foley for Hall of Fame
• Cook starting to settle in as MCSC safety director
• Relay for Life teams keeping it going for a cure for cancer
• Nelson takes reins as MHMC head nurse
• Richland Township trustee questions $39K in workers' backpay
• Chili supper to benefit orchestras
• Jail Bookings - Jan. 22, 2011
• 'Laughs For Life' to benefit Care Net
• Today's death notices - 1/22/11
• Brooklyn water improvement moves along
• Website to be down for maintenance
• Man ticketed for going 114 mph on I-70
• Madison Township board refuses annual report, calls for corrections
• The fight of her life
• At least 2 city primaries contested
• Reynolds' hearing canceled
• City BZA, plan commission to meet Tuesday
• County library board meets Monday
• County park board to meet Tuesday
• Family vows to change boating laws
• Senate bill sets civil option for gas drive-offs
• Nazarene church to host chili supper, corn hole tournament fundraiser
• Daniels touts trade with China during luncheon
• One Senate bill on school referendum passes, another is put on hold
• House moves bills on off-road vehicles, military veterans, college board of trustees
• House committee tinkers with tax exemptions to spur growth
• Do Not Call my cell phone? New law being considered
• Bloomfield man accused of making meth
• Ringer retires from sheriff's department
• Area briefs - Jan. 21, 2011
• Alcohol carding back on the table in legislature
• Artesian football field to get athletic turf
• Community center would house Wooden collection
• County meeting briefs - 0121
• Chronic pain support group meets Thursdays
• Extension Homemakers to meet Tuesday
• Today's death notices - 1/21/11
• Legislative update from Ralph Foley
• Martinsville schools to have two-hour delay
• Health board meeting canceled
• State policeman struck, injured on Ind. 37
• Insufficient evidence leads to dismissal of charges against judge's wife
• Daniels: Township government must be eliminated
• Alcoa grant will help recycling efforts
• Union workers come out to oppose bill
• Texting-while-driving ban clears House panel
• Charter school bill brings mixed feelings from educators
• 13 candidates sign up on first day to run for office
• City council changes leadership posts
• Deputy, ISP Trooper help save dogs
• Another round of snow causes problems
• Board member vows to cut budget
• Spice ban passes House committee
• Budget agency says retiree health plan is over-funded
• Today's death notices - 1/20/11
• City reduces significant water loss
• Plea deal close for former police officer Whitley
• Area briefs - Jan. 19, 2011
• Buskirk, Deckard face off again in primary
• If not townships, what?
• Golf cart ordinance approved
• County to receive more flood-damage grants
• Morgan County deaths
• Monrovia United Methodist hosts blood drive
• Today's death notices - 1/19/11
• All Morgan County townships that filed employ family members
• 3/4 of state's township trustees hired someone with same last name in 2009
• Area briefs -Jan. 18, 2011
• MHMC appoints leadership, welcomes new member
• League is chartered, ready to help
• Martinsville winter drumline hosts spaghetti dinner
• Used car values soar
• Transitions Dental Company takes control of AllCare patient info
• Death notices - 1/18/11
• Overhead overshadows poor relief
• Races, cities unite for King ceremony
• Cost of poor relief varies
• News briefs
• Today's death notices - 1/17/11
• Jail bookings - Jan. 16, 2011
• Former death row inmate could be released in July
• MHS to induct 5 alumni into Hall of Fame
• Checks and imbalances: Township trustees' annual reports expose troubling numbers
• Three Morgan County townships fail to file electronic annual reports
• What exactly is a township?
• Decatur residents score big on Colts contest
• Today's death notices - 1/15/11
• Council, board of works meet Tuesday
• Allen has initial hearing, holds press conference
• Allen's anger known before arrest
• County's Marine Corps League to receive charter
• Road, street departments keep up with snow
• Liberty church to join Unity celebration in Bedford Sunday
• Allen's anger known before arrest
• Funding to stay the same for Eminence schools
• Software gives public a shot at redistricting
• As investigation looms, White announces new hires
• Labor unions want workers' bill of rights
• Governor's budget would cut Medicaid programs, higher education spending
• New deputy ready to go
• Social briefs -Jan. 14, 2011
• Old pics of sister-in-law lead to child porn case
• Undocumented immigrant sentenced to 20 years, faces deportation
• One injured in accident
• Woman arrested after threats made against officials
• Peden to seek another term
• Gospel sing scheduled for Sunday
• Morgan County deaths
• City meetings, MLK day schedule
• Kappa Kappa Sigma elects officers
• VFW 1257 hosts Valentine's Day dance
• Today's death notices - 1/14/11
• Deckard formally announces re-election bid
• Bill would redirect off-road fees
• To get unemployment benefits just say 'no'
• Courts face same problems as other branches
• Area briefs -Jan. 13, 2011
• Bill seeks to combat teen suicide, 'epidemic'
• Humane society announces spay-neuter assistance
• Smoking ban sparks heated debate
• He's one cool gator
• Committees clash over 'bankruptcy bill' for cities
• Price increases coming to 2011 Morgan County Fair
• Wind farm developer looks at county
• Concert to benefit Care Net centers
• Senator wants school out all summer long
• Today's death notices - 1/13/11
• Small tokens featured on Fox 59
• Legislators comment on state of the state
• Fiscal discussion in State of the State
• Elimination of township government a major goal for session
• Democrats say governor missed the big problem
• Daniels: We have waited long enough
• Smoke detectors offered to hearing impaired
• Daniels calls for action
• Zion's Hill Baptist hosts supper and sing
• Art Sanctuary hosts Second Friday open house
• EMS to host 'In Time' program
• Library building survey underway online
• Today's death notices - 1/12/11
• Martinsville schools dismiss early today
• The proof is in the reading scores for Monroe-Gregg
• Lawmakers think Bill 32 would make voting easier
• Indiana oil, coal companies propose lifting restrictions
• Proposed bill would provide for safe disposal of Rx drugs
• Survey says Hoosiers choose school choice
• Schools to be big part of speech
• Boy Scouts donate money, time in food drive
• New college funding formula may reward schools that hit goals
• Area briefs
• Snow gives drivers trouble
• State Senate responds to shootings in Tucson
• Plan commission approves sign amendment
• Local Republican gets in-person view at Rokita's swearing-in
• Today's death notices - 1/11/11
• 90 INDOT Plow Trucks On Metro Area Highways
• Roads slick, most schools in session
• Sen. Bray proposes retention pond law
• The Word over the air
• Today's death notices - 1/10/11
• Capt. to retire from sheriff's department, teach at academy
• Health Department to host CPR class
• Boil water advisory lifted for rural customers
• Plumbing store hosts surprise wedding
• Fire department spends $40,000 to replace old extraction equipment
• Bray proposing forfeiture law changes
• Scrapbookers rally to raise funds for cancer fighter
• Morning accident sends one to hospital
• Miles unique as only female MHS principal
• Today's death notices - 1/8/11
• Morning accident sends one to hospital
• New-year business big for local fitness centers
• Weather impacts kettle collections
• Martinsville teen opens DG Graphics
• Ind. 37 closed at Morgan/Monroe line
• Incumbents deciding whether to run again
• Traveler's Dream to perform at Martinsville library
• State briefs
• 'Cropping in the Tropics' with Gamma Pi Chapter
• United Way wants you to sing, dance!
• Area briefs - Jan. 7, 2011
• County Girls Scouts set to start annual sale of sweet treats
• Drivers slip, slide on snowy roads
• Indy double homicide victims are Camby residents
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Today's death notices - 1/7/11
• Boil advisory issued for rural customers
• Slick roads reported in Morgan County this afternoon
• Slick roads reported throughout county
• State Legislature takes recess after debate
• Colts Ticket Availability
• Decatur Township couple delivers first New Year's baby
• Area briefs -Jan. 6, 2011
• Police arrest alleged vending thieves
• Martinsville couple delivers first baby of 2011 to MHMC
• Today's death notices - 1/6/11
• Reynolds asks judge to recuse himself over endorsement
• Health officials warn against eating sprouts
• Boles resigns from town park
• Morgantown police investigate shotgun shell 'bomb'
• Indiana schools on high alert after allegations of potential ISTEP cheating
• Fire damages apartment
• Don Stinson to undergo evaluation
• Area briefs - Jan. 5, 2011
• Fire department unable to save dog from pond
• Board looks at adding more recycle bins
• Township gets to work with new board
• Fleig family performs at Waters
• Hoosier Harvest youth carol at Waters
• 4-H Junior Leaders stay busy at end of year
• Customers chase down attempted rapist
• Hospital guild to meet Tuesday
• Deadline looming for talent contest
• Redevelopment commission meeting set
• Scrapbooking fundraiser to raise money for Lynda Clay
• Kappa Kappa Sigma meets Monday
• Today's death notices - 1/5/11
• Mooresville man charged with attempted rape
• Morgan County earns less interest in 2010
• Sisters bring flowers, cheer to Waters residents
• College students give concerts at The Waters
• Abounding Grace students sing at The Waters
• Apostolic Faith Church carols at The Waters
• Eastview performs cantata at The Waters
• Area briefs - Jan. 4, 2011
• INDOT details costs for keeping roads safe in snow and ice
• Stabbing victim wants no charges
• County council set to consider tax incentive
• City approves utility truck purchase for fire dept.
• Jail needs water system repairs
• Judge modifies no contact order for former township fire chief
• Back to school!
• Morgan County deaths
• St. Martin of Tours hosts spaghetti dinner
• Sonshiners to perform at Poplar Grove
• Death notices - 1/4/11
• Burgin named to board of works
• 13 arrested in Arlington Park apartment fight
• Fuel center opens amid rising gas costs
• West Point a good starting place for county grad
• Today's death notices - 1/3/11
• Shining alternatives
• Apartment fire this afternoon
• Brooklyn elects new officers, plans for future
• City to face annexation, economic issues in 2011
• Jail, budget, townships on county's 2011 to-do list
• New Year's Eve bash a great success
• County, municipal officials sworn in
• Eviction suit filed against Reynolds
• Today's death notices - 1/1/11
• Man charged with attempted murder after stabbing
• 2010 Year in Review: September to December
• 2010 Year in Review: MHMC, Clarian prepare for merger
• State, federal tax booklets won't be in mail
• Area briefs -- Dec. 31, 2010
• Research shows electronic waste is toxic
• 2010 Year in Review: Marshal firings keep Brooklyn in headlines
• Earthquake's rumble reaches county
• Brooklyn Town Council to meet Saturday
• DG Graphics to open Monday
• Today's death notices - 12/31/10
• 2010 Year in Review: Wooden's life remembered after his death on June 4
• State awards contract for I-69 project
• State GOP leaders propose right-to-work bills
• Alaska Christian Church news
• 2010 Year in review: January through August
• 2010 Year in review: Taser incident leads to retirement, suspension
• Washington board meeting slated
• Earthquake reporter north of Indianapolis
• Today's death notices - 12/30/10
• Former fire chief suspended
• Area briefs - Dec. 29, 2010
• Attorney: Lundy did nothing wrong
• Township sets exec session, meeting on personnel
• New law ends trashing TVs, computers
• City sets exec session for Thursday
• City holiday schedule
• Local hunter recreates 'calls of the wild' with new iPhone application
• Senior center to have New Year's Eve dance
• Carport variance granted
• VFW Post 1257 hosts New Year's Eve Party
• Tecumseh Lodge hosts Mid-Winter Pow-Wow
• Art Sanctuary hosts live drawing and painting session
• Morgan County Deaths
• Today's death notices - 12/29/10
• Indianapolis grandma under investigation for suspected terrorist ties
• Experiments test if implant can block sleep apnea
• Two men charged with robbery, battery
• Daniels wants to streamline county government in 2011
• YMCA primed with programs for holidays, January fitness push
• Committee will study fire service
• Fair to take trees
• Today's death notices - 12/28/10
• Jesus is in her heart
• East Coast Blizzard Affecting Indianapolis Airport
• Area briefs - Dec. 27, 2010
• From snow to art
• Short lives remembered
• Schools aiming to embrace technology with an eye for the future
• Today's death notices - 12/2710
• Holiday schedules: City offices closed Monday, trash pickup delayed
• Martinsville residentproducesshows for Video on Demand
• Martinsville High School graduation rate up 7.5%
• Aerial farm photos are 'blast from the past'
• Burned-out Waverly family grateful for help, support
• With school technology, finding funding is half the battle
• Merry Christmas
• Today's death notices - 12/25/10
• Today's death notices - 12/24/10
• Wooden mementoes find way home for Christmas
• Families pass along Christmas traditions
• Educators welcome digital era in the 21st century classroom
• Manna Mission prepares to serve Christmas meal to community
• Cancer patient needs help with medical bills
• Area briefs
• EMA outlines 2010 grants
• Holiday schedules
• Board studies future of library annex
• Mooresville to keep municipal elections
• Primitive Pleasures wins decorating prizes
• Today's death notices - 12/23/10
• Area briefs
• Garner to retire after jail addition complete
• Neighborhood Santa welcomes families for Christmas
• Work continues on Martinsville Youth Center
• Today's death notices - 12/22/10
• County officials learn fire, EMS alternatives
• MHMC to offer discounts for speedy payments
• Madrigals perform for Psi Iota Xi
• Neal and Summers hosts remembrance service
• Grandview helps one of its own during hard time
• Area briefs
• Golf cart proposal tabled
• Boards give final OK to MHMC deal
• Today's death notices - 12/21/10
• Former Brooklyn marshal Carlyle arrested
• Kochs build new home in time for holidays
• Survey shows poverty up, incomes down
• Carlyle out, Hester in at Brooklyn
• Gregory family has five generations together
• Wappes named volunteer of the year
• Today's death notices - 12/20/10
• Carlyle out, Hester in at Brooklyn
• Jail Bookings - Dec. 18, 2010
• Fear Grinches? Police offer tips on how to keep stockings stuffed
• Residents' home holiday light show keeps on growing
• Mathis wins council seat in caucus
• Deputies respond to disturbance at Brooklyn Police Department
• Red Barn puts food on holiday table
• Councilman says he felt pressured to vote 'yes' to Carlyle rehire as town marshal
• The season for remembering childhood
• Today's death notices - 12/18/10
• Area briefs -- Dec. 18, 2010
• 'Good Samaritans' urged to be cautious
• Giving the gift of reading
• Five county schools placed on probation
• Prosecutor, sheriff won't accept Carlyle cases
• Tax bills sent to president
• Area briefs - Dec. 17, 2010
• Hundreds receive OneRoad gifts
• Brooklyn rehires Carlyle as marshal
• Weather can't keep volunteers, needy from Nazarene food pantry
• Former fire chief suspended after arrest
• Morgan Hospital board to meet Monday
• Death notices - 12/17/10
• Brooklyn rehires Carlysle
• Santa and Elfis rock out
• Workers battle weather woes
• Highway crews work on roads
• Atterbury celebrates National Guard birthday
• Avoiding falls takes on-your-feet thinking
• Bond lowered on bribery charges
• Second New Year's Bash planned at Art Sanctuary
• Reynolds sentencing on plea deal delayed
• Power outage delays newspaper
• State police road report: updated at 9:55 a.m.
• Death notices - 12/16/10
• Former Washington fire chief arrested; charged with attempting to bribe incoming trustee
• Man dead after police shooting
• Warrant issued for man in Indiana University anti-Semitic vandalism case
• State health officials offer tips for removing snow safely
• Playing a Christmas tune
• Gregg Township assistance request draws complaints
• Whitaker Baptist live nativity scheduled for Saturday
• Today's death notices - 12/15/10
• Former Washington Township Fire Chief charged with bribery
• Former Washington Township Fire Chief charged with bribery
• Police officer resigns; was facing possible termination
• Parks board membership unchanged
• Helen, the last puppy mill dog left to be adopted
• 'Big Voice' comes to Camp Atterbury
• Snowball fight at Breakfast with Santa
• IU transplant surgeon dies during snowstorm
• Area briefs - Dec. 14, 2010
• Neal and Summers to have food drive for Red Barn
• Monroe-Gregg schools promoting 'green' actions
• Plat vacated for 150-year-old subdivision
• NHJ board to meet today
• Weekday Religious Education provides free gift wrapping
• Death notices - 12/14/10
• Firefighters practice skills before burning home
• Council, commissioners to discuss emergency services
• OneRoad to Christmas
• Winter weather hits hard
• Former children's home now helps troubled youth
• Tabernacle choir sings for Waters residents
• New TVs bring 3D technology to your living room
• SCCAP seeks donation of used cars for agency's Wheels to Work program
• Today's death notices - 12/13/10
• Photos: Country Christmas
• Local gas stations hear price complaints
• Nice-Pak Mooresville named a 'zero landfill' facility
• Doctors on a mission give 4 patients new hips for Christmas
• St. Francis Hospital patient safety duo honored by coalition
• Photo: Zydeco's is 'off the hook'
• Jail Bookings - Dec. 11, 2010
• Something to sing about: Weight loss, new contract have local musician flying high
• Area briefs -- Dec. 11, 2010
• Town could opt out of municipal elections
• Lights on
• Red Barn pantry in dire need of food, clothing, toys for holidays
• Cut down on Christmas tree fire hazards
• Election office closed Tuesday, Wednesday
• Special city meeting set on police hearing
• Plan Commission to meet
• Executive session set for park board
• Santa's coming to town
• Noblesville store owner says he will keep selling controversial soap
• Tax cut bill expands to include energy provisions
• Democrats delay action on young immigrants bill
• Area briefs - Dec. 10, 10
• Prosecutor pleased with conviction in county's largest cocaine bust
• City deliberations continue, delay decision on police officer
• City, county schools have mixed success with AYP testing
• Snow or rain likely this weekend
• Cornhole tourney to benefit Manna for Haiti
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• VFW to host annual Christmas party
• Death notices - 12/10/10
• Several Chase customer accounts compromised across Indianapolis
• Morgan County solid waste board looks to clean up dumping
• Morgan County solid waste board looks to clean up dumping
• Three charged in burglary of Kivett Road home
• Three charged in burglary of Kivett Road home
• Jimmy Nash Park hiking trail work day is Saturday
• Jimmy Nash Park hiking trail work day is Saturday
• Shireman residents near agreement with Ozark
• Shireman residents near agreement with Ozark
• Shireman residents near agreement with Ozark
• Commission accepts TIF boundaries
• Commission accepts TIF boundaries
• Commission accepts TIF boundaries
• Green light given to more LED study; new lights would cost $150,000 to install
• Green light given to more LED study; new lights would cost $150,000 to install
• Death notices - 12/09/10
• Today's death notices - 12/08/10
• Puppy mill owner out of dog-selling business
• Clothe-a-Child
• Area briefs - Dec. 8, 2010
• Madison Station 32 to reopen this month
• Ind. 39 bypass bridge construction work on schedule
• Scouts hope to raise money by watching kids
• Drainage board considering new fee
• U.S. trails other nations in reducing traffic deaths
• Errors found in 3 of 26 Indiana toxicology tests
• Musicians look forward to performing in Martinsville
• Local teacher realizes dream of working with special-needs students
• City: Tax warrants are mistake
• Genealogy meeting is Dec. 16
• Today's death notices - 12/06/10
• Today's death notices - 12/05/10
• Reporter-Times, Mooresville-Decatur Times win state journalism awards
• Firefighters aid Morgan Hospital's cancer center
• Snow greets Victorian Christmas in Mooresville
• Free gift wrapping church's present to community
• Arthur looks ahead to 2011 city council run
• R.J. 'Bob' Sullivan's 'Haunting Blue' a novel creation
• Pancreas transplant patient getting back a normal life
• Bloomington shelter to charge out-of-county fees
• Today's death notices - 12/4/10
• Police respond to slide-offs around county
• Soil and Water district to meet Wednesday
• Redevelopment panel to meet Wednesday
• City council, works board meet Monday
• County boards to meet Monday
• Adopting families still needed for mission
• County building permits
• Getting to know Santa
• Blood center low on supply
• Man charged with sexual assault on woman
• Girl Scouts to offer sitter service for Christmas shoppers
• Country Christmas returning to downtown square
• Seized puppies from Greene County drawing 'zillions' of calls about adoption
• IU's Jim Barnes looks back at creation of EPA 40 years ago
• Area briefs - Dec. 3, 2010
• Girl found safe after search
• Growing Indiana welfare rolls require more workers
• Belles of Martinsville's Broadway
• Local Habitat for Humanity gears up for 2011 builds with land buys
• Tri Kappas to meet Dec. 13
• Today's death notices - 12/03/10
• Kivett picked for council seat
• Missing 8-year-old found
• Text to deputy prosecutor leads to drug arrest
• Area briefs -Dec. 2, 2010
• 120 puppies, dogs seized in sales tax case
• Man found guilty of having sex with foster daughter
• Bully-proof your children with praise
• Vincennes partners with county library
• Students apply artistic touch to holiday decorations
• Today's death notices - 12/02/10
• 'Tis the season for tree farm
• Ringing in the season
• MCSC to host anti-bullying speaker
• All-Pro Dads chapter aims to help men become better fathers
• Death notices - 12/01/10
• Mobi units add new wrinkle for teachers
• Nationally united
• United Way to host talent competition
• Area briefs - Nov. 30, 2010
• October 2010 Food Inspections
• Drivers urged to make preparations for winter
• Five seek at-large council seat in caucus
• Aglow chapter to meet Dec. 10
• Morgan County Deaths
• Green Township Fire and Rescue hosts pictures with Santa
• Merry Mac Players present Christmas Belles
• Lieber SRA hosts breakfast with Santa
• IAC seeks regional arts partners
• Whitaker Baptist to host Christmas bazaar
• Today's death notices - 11/30/10
• Area briefs - Nov. 29, 2010
• Full agenda as Congress tries to finish for year
• Bowling down bills
• Consumers urged to use safe heating sources
• Today's death notices - 11/29/10
• Pressler family talks about mother's death, lack of trial
• AG to defend prosecutors in forfeiture suit
• Township elimination legislation to be a priority next session
• Jail Bookings
• Ice cream wagon of 1930s-40s remembered
• Wonderland park helps make season bright
• Today's death notices - 11/27/10
• Fire, EMS leaders know change is coming
• Operation Small Token getting big response
• Townships not able to cover fire, EMS costs without help
• Larger Morgantown library home considered
• Fire destroys barn
• Mission serves near record number of people
• Collapse prompts contractor change
• Architects selected to study downtown library annex
• Efficiency push driving consolidations
• Merger pace slow in Morgan county
• Today's death notices - 11/26/10
• Ravens soar at Camp Atterbury
• Cancer patient benefit set for Saturday
• Price of Thanksgiving meal up 4% over 2009
• Surprise for Thanksgiving
• What cost fire protection?: State law brings fragmented fire coverage
• A healthy helping
• 3-year-old girl was living in meth house
• Wonderland lighting set for Saturday
• Area briefs -- Nov. 25, 2010
• Gregg officials withdraw loan request
• Today's death notices - 11/24/10
• Flood watch issued; sandbags available at EMA
• Medicare participants have until Dec. 31 to enroll
• Delta Theta Tau to host 'Breakfast with Santa'
• Model train layout again on display at KeyBank
• Charges filed against city park board member
• Area briefs - Nov. 24, 2010
• Brooklyn Elementary presents 'Annie'
• Citizens protest township budgets
• Five charged in Methamphetamine bust
• Downey names current sheriff as new chief deputy
• Prough begins search for utilities clerk
• MHMC approves X-ray equipment purchase
• Area briefs - Nov. 23, 2010
• Adoptions for the holidays
• Library preps for Evergreen service
• Medicare participants have until Dec. 31 to enroll
• County BZA allows public gun range
• Faith Church hosts free Christmas wrap
• Farmers have chance to win money for favorite charity
• Today's death notices - 11/23/10
• Condom conundrum: Study documents decade of incorrect use
• Quality of Life gets donations
• Mooresville principal takes home top award
• Local veterans included in memorial
• Lil' Arties start 40th season
• City holiday schedule
• Deckard decking final home
• A new light for Martinsville
• Today's death notices - 11/22/10
• Today's death notices - 11/21/10
• George Bailey a farmer turned philosopher
• Donors, groups step up to fill Thanksgiving baskets for needy
• Morgan County prosecutor named in forfeiture suit
• Mooresville graduate Megan Stinson becomes Indiana Pacemate
• Today's death notices - 11/20/10
• Local cheerleaders recognized for performances
• And the winner of the T-Bird is...
• Sheriff's Dept. investigates officer incident
• Deer harvest could break record
• Girl Scout fundraiser is today
• Mooresville Eagles to host Bingo for cancer
• Neighbors' gun range spat heads to BZA
• Girl Scout fundraiser is today
• Area briefs -Nov. 19, 2010
• Trek to fight obesity
• Transportation department offers winter weather safety tips
• Cat in the Hat comes back
• Chambers' scholarship fair upcoming, 'aid' needed
• Study to look at long-range road options
• Prosecutor reviewing park conflict report
• 'Adopt a pole' deadline is Monday
• Community blood drive is Dec. 7
• Brooklyn to have community Thanksgiving service
• Sheriff's department investigating officer incident
• Death notices - 11/19/10
• State charges Mooresville woman with welfare fraud
• Mooresville school district sells land for bike path
• Brown County fire district reinstated with state Supreme Court decision
• Trail takes wrong turn
• Death notices - 11/18/10
• Lawyer: 'Dr. Reynolds has absolutely no responsibility for her (Pressler's) death'
• Death notices - 11/17/10
• Coyote/fox running pens clear first hurdle for state approval
• MD Association to host event Thursday
• Area briefs - Nov. 17, 2010
• Off to see the wizard
• Human waste in trash brings concern over 7-year-old
• Morgan County Deaths
• County burn ban lifted
• Plea agreement proposed in Reynolds' case
• Judge: Sachs entitled to board seat
• Deputy's killer denied parole
• Musical legends
• Kountry kids staying busy during school year
• Psi Iota Xi meets, discusses upcoming events
• ABATE donates to city's Clothe a Child campaign
• Coyote and fox running pens being considered for hunting-dog training
• Commissioners approve volunteer program for county
• Police look into park board clash
• Putting a new light on downtown
• Area briefs -Nov. 16, 2010
• Judge to decide township election
• Monrovia High School to present 'Seussical'
• Quilt guild to meet today
• Morgan County deaths
• Death notices - 11/16/10
• 4-H members get a behind-the-scenes-look at Disney
• Ostheimer to celebrate 80th birthday
• Area briefs - Nov. 15, 2010
• Spell Bowl finishes second
• OneRoad preparing to give assistance for Christmas
• 'World's Strictest Parents' on CMT to feature local family Friday
• Death notices - 11/15/10
• Property owners fed up with ATV riders
• MHS orchestra to team up with MAYO
• Local businessman retires after health problems, economic downturn
• Indiana Aerospace Junior/Senior High School holds first class
• Commissioners hope to take over network of severe-weather sirens
• Fire engulfs corner of Paoli downtown square
• Gifts abound at Artesian Craft Fair
• Jail bookings
• Today's death notices - 11/13/10
• Area briefs
• Firefighter honored
• Salvation Army needs bellringers
• 'Iconic' recipes provided in 'Cafe Indiana Cookbook'
• Semi wreck closes I-70
• Honoring sacrifice
• 16 State Parks to close temporarily for deer reductions
• Saturday declared DAR Patriot Day
• Boy Scouts of America Troop 219 participates in two events
• 'Safe Family Travel' is theme for safety campaign over Thanksgiving
• West Middle honors WWII veteran
• Suit names Reynolds, hospital
• Mooresville man charged with child molesting
• Ashland trustee-elect tapped to serve early
• Boil advisory lifted
• Death notices - 11/12/10
• Park meeting ends with fight
• Going out with a SPLAT
• Three TIF districts considered
• Honoring veterans
• Death notices - 11/11/10
• American Legion Riders to host bingo
• Primary winner left off ballot
• Local agencies help arrest Indianapolis murder suspect
• Today's death notices - 11/10/10
• Genealogy association to meet Nov. 18
• Eastern Star to host bean, dumpling dinner
• Extension Homemakers council meeting set for Tuesday
• Transport plans have little for county
• Veterans Day ceremony
• Daughters of American Revolution Project Patriot day scheduled for Saturday
• Member shares trip to Longaberger homestead
• Salter to celebrate 90th birthday with open house
• Fair turns a profit despite hot year
• Caucus to pick Scott Manley replacement for Martinsville
• 10 years and a new home
• Duke Energy fires 2 executives over ethics concerns
• Today's death notices - 11/09/10
• City council to have executive session
• Mooresville Eagles to host benefit for Michelle Davis
• Martinsville post prom committee to have fundraisers
• Veterans eat free at Texas Corral on Thursday
• Centerstone, Ivy Tech to host education event
• Solid waste district, citizens to meet
• City offices closed for Veterans Day
• A final taste of summer
• County plan commission to examine sign rules
• Monroe-Gregg schools purchase math technology
• Log truck rolls over
• Area briefs - Nov. 9, 2010
• New Indiana congressman joins House next week
• Judge limits prospective jurors in Reynolds trial
• Death notices - 11/08/10
• Plea agreement possible for Alphonzo Easley in murder case
• Police deputy to box for charity
• Greendell mulch pile burns
• Morgan County building permits
• St. Martin of Tours announces holiday bazaar raffle winners
• Hope Blooms - celebration of life garden to help cancer patients
• Charity cookoff raises $522 for pantry
• Sen. Richard Bray encourages Hoosiers to send cards for troops
• Operation Christmas Child taking local donations Nov. 15-22
• Community Foundation part of county fabric, 10 years later
• Schools urging vaccination compliance
• Survey: Students' tobacco, drug use in county higher than average
• Umpire cries foul after baseball league paychecks bounce
• Wonderland park transformation under way
• Foreign exchange student happy at Martinsville High School
• Today's death notices - 11/06/10
• Water service halt for some Martinsville water customers will begin Tuesday
• Fire marshal: Replace alarm batteries with time change
• News briefs
• Court News
• Hoots wins bike
• Groups trying to fill Thanksgiving void
• Audit reveals Gregg Township errors
• Collapse delays office opening
• GOP spending matches results
• Denominational Garden Club to meet
• Indian Creek wins sectional title
• Mother asks for help in finding man accused of molesting daughters
• Hard times hit holiday giving
• Prosecutor: No Gregg Township investigation
• Area briefs
• Area Girl Scouts invited to registration event
• Coalition supports breastfeeding awareness
• Death notices - 11/05/10
• Adopt a pole for the holidays
• Double, Double, Toil and trouble ...
• Hall association to have dinner theater
• Reynolds to await trial in jail
• Chili supper to benefit firefighter with cancer
• Water systems work to interrupt service Tuesday
• No one injured in accident this morning
• St. Martin to host holiday bazaar Saturday
• Death notices - 11/04/10
• Artesian Craft Fair scheduled for Nov. 13
• NHJ to meet in special session
• Merry Mac Players to present 'Christmas Belles'
• GOP wins back Indiana House; bigger Senate edge looms
• Tox-Away collection numbers highest ever
• Voters pass property tax caps
• Todd Rokita scores big win in 4th Congressional District
• New Martinsville Police Department officers sworn in
• Annual Friends Bazaar set to take place Saturday
• Death notices - 11/03/10
• Ray Young, Melissa Bryant take Brooklyn Town Council seats
• Downey wins battle of the deputies
• Bolin narrowly retains Madison Township seat
• Polls have high turnout for mid-term election year
• County health board to have executive session
• Morgan County death list
• Chocolate walk is Nov. 13
• MHMC guild to host book sale
• Evening Lions to host annual chili lunch
• Friends of Morgan County Public Library hosting Festival of Trees
• Library hosts last book sale of the year
• Annexation plans to be revealed by city in 2011
• Election day starts out 'steady'
• County approves public safety appropriations
• Mulbarger wins Colts tickets through United Way
• Children have chance to 'flip the switch' at Circle of Lights
• Thanksgiving Day Brunch
• Death notices - 11/02/10
• Morgan County election results
• Hall Civic Association to host dinner theater
• Agribusiness soldiers demobilize at Atterbury
• Foster parents dismissed from lawsuit in near death
• MHMC, commissioners approve Clarian agreement
• Death notices - 11/01/10
• Fallen officer's family asks for parole denial
• Happy to be home
• Brooklyn election signs vandalized
• Letter's origins falsified
• Rokita, Sanders, Duncan vie for open US House seat in 4th District
• Mountain lion spotted in Lawrence County
• Local women learn fathers were born in same German town
• Green Township seeks Rural Metro contract
• Strikeforce fighter visits Martinsville
• Lottery numbers
• Jail Bookings 10-30-2010
• United Way inches closer to goal, still needs donations
• Photo: Trick-or-treating a tricky balance
• Voters have choices as election day nears
• Operation Snowflake seeking volunteers
• Making a full recovery
• Brown Township firefighter reprimanded
• A treat, but no tricks
• Court News 10-30-10
• Rokita visits with local residents, health care professionals
• Part of downtown building collapses
• Today's death notices - 10/30/10
• Jail Bookings 10-30-10
• Area Briefs 10-30-10
• Area briefs - Oct. 19, 2010
• Court gives county lawyer reprimand
• Feeding a 'sensory diet'
• Committee to study park dept.
• GE to invest $161 million in plant during next four years
• Demolition derby winners
• Courtroom drama
• A smashing good time
• MHMC guild to host fundraiser Thursday and Friday
• Brooklyn Town Council candidates from both parties
• Going pink for a cure
• City observes United Way/Lilly grant award
• Today's death notices - 10/18/10
• Ashland Township trustee resigns
• Runners/walkers turn out for Morgan County Habitat 5K
• Mooresville High School Honor Society students help finance youth center
• Hugh Brown just a guy from Paragon who enjoys entertaining
• Indiana's 4th Congressional District voters are seeing plenty of Democratic candidate
• Private gun range fires up spat between neighbors
• Jail bookings
• Martinsville woman's faith in animal psychic pays off
• City meeting dates change
• Awarding of demolition, street contracts set for Tuesday
• Martinsville awarded grant to upgrade county's courthouse square
• Corner at high school library honors Wooden
• Brooklyn council executive session canceled due to improper notice
• Area briefs - Oct. 16, 2010
• Today's death notices - 10/16/10
• The Monrovia BZA meeting has been cancelled
• Commissioners to meet
• Waverly awards 1950s costumes
• Today's death notices - 10/15/10
• Brooklyn cancels boil order
• Morgan County deaths
• Area briefs -Oct. 15, 2010
• Identity theft leads to victim's drug charge
• 'Chair'-ity fundraiser set for Saturday
• MHMC, Clarian plan agreement by Nov. 1
• 'The Curious Savage' opens today
• Brown sentenced to 120 years for murder of two Camby men
• Hilly Hundred tests bikers from around Indiana
• 75 white shirts show up at Brooklyn Park
• Halls recognize Wooden from coast to coast
• Local tributes to focus on legacy as a teacher
• John Wooden chronology
• Ennis wins grand champion, reserve champion awards
• Making peace with ourselves an important step toward recovery
• Today's death notices - 10/14/10
• Obituaries - Oct. 13, 2010
• Funds shorter for heating help this year
• A fair-weather frolic
• Today's death notices - 10/13/10
• Madison Township budget story correction
• Quilt show on display throughout October
• Art Gallery offers class
• Flu shots available Sunday in Brooklyn
• Sams: Skin color not a consideration in recommendation
• Student could face charges for threats
• City might buy more flood-damaged homes
• Area briefs -Oct. 13, 2010
• Attendance down on day of threatened shooting
• Zion's Hill Baptist hosts saints and sinners supper and sing
• Olive Christian to host fall festival
• Twp. board discusses 'zero' fire budget
• Flu season set to begin
• Area briefs -Oct. 12, 2010
• FFF parade photo gallery
• Today's death notices - 10/12/10
• School threat neutralized, never credible
• One person killed in one vehicle accident
• Keenagers to meet at First Baptist
• Mayor honors businesses at breakfast
• Lajes airfield provides vital support, ideal setting
• Today's death notices - 10/11/10
• One dies, one injured in accident Sunday
• Class of 1959 to hold mini reunion
• New Mapleturn well goes online
• One year left on Accelerate 465
• Everyone's a winner at Fall Foliage Festival
• Brown Township to refurbish older ambulance
• Radio-controlled airplane pilots show off for festival
• Vintage cars draw crowd at Fall Foliage Festival
• Morgan County drivers cautioned to be aware of deer on road
• Gov. Daniels says he won't decide on bid before next spring
• St. Francis to offer platelet-rich therapy
• Today's death notices - 10/9/10
• Shireman Estates residents fighting dismissal of lawsuit over lake, courts
• Group helps cancer patients with financial problems
• Brooklyn reserve plans rally for marshal
• Marriages, divorces
• Area briefs - Oct. 9, 2010
• Connecting children to reinvention
• Turk-Martin reunion is Oct. 17
• Area marching bands move on to regionals
• Artesian invitational was slated for this weekend
• Council to meet in closed session with hospital exec
• Bible signs find their way home
• Depot celebration
• Brooklyn marshal files complaints
• Flying toward Fall Foliage Festival fun
• High court: Does father's pain trump free speech?
• Area briefs - Oct. 8, 2010
• Change of hands
• Today's death notices - 10/8/10
• Eternal Life Baptist schedules homecoming
• Madison Twp. delays budget
• Controversial publication distributed in Martinsville
• Reinvention art winners to be awarded
• Fire danger increased today and Sunday
• Candidate gives 'pork' talk at park
• 2010 Fall Foliage Festival Poetry winners
• Mooresville Subway owner forcibly vacated
• Today's death notices - 10/7/10
• Today's death notices - 10/6/10
• Humane society to have vaccination clinic Saturday
• Colonel ready to ride in festival parade
• Fall Foliage Festival to collect food during parade
• Mini sprints coming to fairgrounds Saturday
• Class act at Cross School
• Area briefs - Oct. 6, 2010
• United Way gives $300,000 to county flood recovery
• Trustee: Township, city fire merger still possible
• Council disagrees on Harrison Township
• Transfer station to open late Friday
• Out and about
• Fall Foliage Festival art show winners announced
• Firefighters distribute smoke detectors
• Accident closes Ind. 67/Buffalo Hill Road
• City employees promote breast cancer awareness
• Today's death notices - 10/5/10
• Area briefs - Oct. 4, 2010
• Gregg Township lays off firefighters, ceases ambulance service
• Today's death notices - 10/4/10
• Methodist church to have chili tent
• Kiwanis to host pancake day
• A golden afternoon
• Ceremony leaves animals blessed
• Go-Kart race is a real 'dress down' for competitors
• Teen from Paragon dies in accident near Clayton
• Girl from Paragon dies in accident near Clayton
• Jail Bookings
• Juveniles charged with Mooresville burglaries
• Decatur Township's Challenger Center takes on new wings
• Indiana Aerospace Jr./Sr. High School new education option
• Photo: Senior Expo well attended
• Brown convicted in 2008 Heartland murders
• Missing woman found dead in North Monroe field
• Photo: Pink bike ride
• MPD arrests 10 in prescription fraud
• Humorist Lori Borgman returning for Mayor's Breakfast
• Correction
• Lottery numbers
• Today's death notices - 10/2/10
• Washington spending is meeting topic
• Rokita to give 'pork' talk Wednesday
• County meetings Monday
• City meetings postponed
• Depot celebrates 100 years
• Buttigieg says state investments should boost jobs
• Religious ed program seeks funds
• 911 board may seek contractor change, more funds
• SCI to sponsor Go Pink soccer night
• State Supreme Court rulings uphold casino rights
• Roy honored by Kiwanis Club
• Today's death notices - 10/1/10
• Correction
• Senior expo seeks to inform
• Ladies auxillary to have fund-raiser
• Rokita to give 'pork' talk Wednesday
• Local marching bands set to compete in districts
• Haven brings back old program
• DLGF reviewing loan reversal
• Cancer survivor is 'ovar coming' her disease, still needs help
• Jail addition to be enclosed next week
• Weather conditions put Morgan County at fire risk today
• Today's death notices - 09/30/10
• Officer pleads guilty to public intoxication
• Trail work set for Saturday
• State legislators ready to redo alcohol ID law
• Today's death notices - 09/29/10
• Orchard Country Store hosts Purina Pink 50 Event
• Fall Foliage Festival - Schedule
• Fall Foliage Festival - Events
• Fall Foliage Festival - Parade
• Stolen signs of faith
• SCI REMC seeks recipients of unclaimed refund checks
• Construction wage hearing set
• Morgantown votes to hire new marshal
• Martinsville shops to host harvest tour
• Today's death notices - 09/28/10
• Contractors address Ind. 39 complaints
• BZA grants extension for Jehovah's Witness project
• Martinsville Academy gymnasts fare well at USAG state competition in Mishawaka
• Kodie Egenolf graduates from basic military training
• Nathaniel Broadus graduates from basic military training
• Woman pulled from Brown County wreck; responders lift car off trapped hand
• Monroe County attorney held in contempt of court
• MHMC OKs ER design work
• Fresh Ideas to help local schools
• Morgan County deaths
• Community blood drive is Tuesday
• Brooklyn boil order now in effect
• Monroe County attorney held in contempt
• Event nets donations for troops
• Hospital board to discuss facility plan tonight
• Low water level reveals White River trash
• Mooresville Parks pursuing purchase of contiguous acres
• Today's death notices - 9/27/10
• Weatherization money primes the economic pump
• Sen. Vi Simpson, fellow Democrats push for flexibility of school capital funds
• Bid to launch Ivy Tech construction fails in committee
• Today's death notices: 9/25/10
• Mother charged with eight felonies in children's deaths
• Jail Bookings
• Tiwari hearing set for Oct. 28-30
• Film to focus on high-profile lawyer with Morgan County ties
• Officer remembered with scholarship run
• Cross School event making return to Fall Foliage Festival
• Posing with the pumpkins
• Groups seek library annex proposals
• Local filmmaker aims for Sundance
• Airport land use plan reaches halfway point
• Today's death notices - 9/25/10
• Tri Corner Homemakers learn a new greeting card technique
• Accident damages appliances at Wayman's
• News briefs
• Court News
• League of Miracles team with Colts for fundraiser
• Morgan County firefighters train for grain bin rescues
• Benefit classical music concert is Sunday
• Fires ravage farm fields
• Final medication roundups set for Saturday
• Area briefs -Sept. 24, 2010
• City gets new backhoe
• Today's death notices - 09/24/10
• VFW annual picnic is Oct. 3
• Extension homemakers to meet
• Patriot's Pen contest is underway
• Indian Creek class of 1975 to meet
• Centerbrook to host wedding tourney
• The next step: maturing through the human spirit
• Updated emergency plan adds new functions
• Today's death notices - 09/23/10
• Field fire extinguished
• Morgan County under red-flag fire warning
• Morgan County deaths
• Martinsville schools receive honors for energy efficiency
• Martinsville Fire Department to distribute smoke detectors
• Care Net Pregnancy Centers add hours to Martinsville site
• Restaurant inspections - August
• Area briefs -Sept. 23, 2010
• Take a ride with the police
• Landers Farm fire spreads, damages brush truck
• Motorcyclist killed while traveling to a charity ride
• 7 departments battle Lake Edgewood fire
• Today's death notices - 09/22/10
• Satellite voting set to begin Oct. 4
• Area briefs -Sept. 21, 2010
• Semi spills oil on Ind. 67, one lane closed south of Centerton for an hour
• Central Indiana under increased fire danger
• Lifeline called for moped rider
• Today's death notices - 09/21/10
• Firefighters battle smoke, heat at Lake Edgewood home
• Seven departments battle heat, Lake Edgewood house fire
• Denominational Garden Club to meet Thursday
• Martinsville class of 1949 to have reunion
• Demolition derby is Oct. 16
• Strides against cancer
• Health issues lead to city hall duct work
• New MCEDC office being prepared
• Commissioners approve county burn ban
• Genealogy association meets Thursday
• Book to help children feel comfortable with their disabilities
• Area briefs - Sept. 20, 2010
• 'Big Daddy' makes another crossing
• Noon Lions donate to cancer fund
• State picks Bloomington group as regional arts partner
• 'Dancing' into success
• Today's death notices - 9/20/10
• Trial of man in David killing on hold again
• Martinsville man has had entertaining life
• Jail Bookings
• A little reading music
• Value of farmland going up in the Midwest
• Fixing fish
• New club focuses on men's interests
• Martinsville girl doesn't let spina bifida curtail her curiosity or her creativity
• Study: Smoking costs many lives and billions of dollars
• Today's death notices: 9/19
• Fall Foliage Festival info
• Martinsville schools, EMS to have training session
• Afternoon wreck
• Today's death notices - 9/18/10
• Cloverleaf Club meets at Poe's
• County commissioners to meet
• Court news
• A queen is crowned
• State says site is 'shovel ready'
• County to consider burn ban
• Residents miss Home Bank's time and temp
• Helpful Hands Extension Homemakers to meet
• New Harmony Church to have homecoming
• Martinsville class of 1943 to host reunion
• Quilt guild meeting is Tuesday
• Not just a game
• Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Sept. 25
• Green Township seeks rainy day funds for fire department
• Passing assessments will be required for class of 2012 at Martinsville High School
• Harrison residents argue over excess levy appeal
• Protesters attend Yellowwood timber sale
• Fair run was financial success
• Today's death notices - 09/17/10
• State offers give landowners incentive to protect forests
• Electrical problems expensive for fair
• County delays Harrison fire vote
• Martinsville girls invited to Girl Scout registration event
• Today's death notices - 09/16/10
• Interpreting justice
• County to recoup property taxes through auction of homes on Oct. 20
• Car 'rescue' takes more than 9 hours
• Escaped prisoner still at large
• Obituaries -Sept. 15, 2010
• Today's death notices - 09/15/10
• County council to have budget hearings
• Proposal to limit sex businesses is recommended
• Grass fire spreads, destroys home
• Logging accident injures one
• Area briefs -Sept. 14, 2010
• Mop-wielding worker thwarts robbery
• Enhanced pool security requested after break-ins
• Today's death notices - 09/14/10
• Color guard to have carwash Saturday
• Child safety seat inspection clinic slated
• Eastview to host spina bifida fundraiser
• Morgan County deaths
• St Martin of Tours Holiday Bazaar booth space now available
• Time out to remember Sept. 11 victims
• Celebration of Monrovia
• Lifeline takes youth to Methodist after logging accident
• Today's death notices - 9/13/10
• Seven fire departments respond to big field fire
• Monrovia Christian Preschool celebrates 25 years
• Chip and seal angers drivers
• Concert to benefit troops set
• Monrovia Festival parade
• Area briefs - Sept. 13, 2010
• Morgan Library bunny finds her voice online
• IU Playhouse decision disappointing for Nashville merchants
• Clarian would bring stability, option to expand
• Streets filled for Monrovia Festival
• Morgan County woman has a passion for art
• Uncle Bob Hardy a big hit with area seniors during recent visit
• Jail bookings
• Mooresville mother concerned about bullying at school
• Sheriff set to begin K2 ban enforcement
• Monroe-Gregg seeks lower tax rate
• Martinsville community band starts on good note
• NHJ school board to meet Tuesday
• Color guard to have car wash
• Art Sanctuary to have pastel workshop
• Early, satellite voting set for Morgan County
• Zoning addition to ban sex businesses
• Survey results show marijuana use is up
• Art Sanctuary announces FFF events
• Site blames remonstrators for Madison Township woe
• Pay lake owner, his wife are accused in fishy dealings
• Area briefs - Sept. 11, 2010
• Redevelopment members sworn in
• Today's death notices - 09/11/10
• Group seeks help to maintain plots
• Art Sanctuary to host oil painting workshop
• McKee's bugling to observe Sept. 11
• Turtle rescue turns into emergency
• Area briefs - Sept. 10, 2010
• Monrovia fest begins today
• An art show that's for young, old
• Today's death notices - 09/10/10
• Dancing with the Hometown Stars contestants ready to boogie
• Martinsville Evening Lions host rummage sale
• Dancing into fall
• Rediscover group seeks Courthouse Square upgrade help sought
• City schedules hydrant flushing
• Police search for prisoner after hospital escape
• Green Township School reunion planned
• Morgan County deaths
• Hoosier Harvest hosts Beth Moore simulcast
• County prepares for Rx round-up
• Cook Road to close for bridge replacement
• Jellyfish? In Indiana?
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Today's death notices - 09/09/10
• Truck crashes into gas line, closing Ind. 44 for 3 hours
• Man, two young sons missing in White River
• Martinsville police, fire departments to host ride for breast cancer awareness
• Corinth Baptist hosts annual homecoming services
• Kappa Kappa Sigma to meet
• Tri Kappa to meet Monday
• MHMC guild to meet Tuesday
• Psi Iota Xi to meet Monday
• Indiana Cornhole state championship is Saturday
• Neighbors protest molester
• Martinsville certifies downtown revitalization plan
• City to assume levee care
• B&G club sets opening date
• Area briefs - Sept. 8, 2010
• I-69 public comment period extended
• Today's death notices - 09/08/10
• Out and about
• Paragon Homecoming Festival ends on high note
• Today's death notices - 09/07/10
• A long and winding path
• Today's death notices - 9/6/10
• Today's death notices: 9/6/10
• Hospitals perfect in 2009 report
• Painted Hills sponsoring pet fair, dog hike
• Jail bookings
• Treasure Hunters' methods challenged
• Martinsville man's dream up and running
• MHMC exploring 'merger' with Clarian
• Couple on mission to repay past kindnesses
• No newspaper Monday
• Hydrant replacement to force water shut off
• County approves a tax on lodgers
• Paragon Homecoming Festival crowns royalty
• Today's death notices - 9/4/10
• Drugs, gun, cash in apartment during domestic abuse call
• Tired of waiting for county fire
• Fighting for women
• Today's death notices - 09/03/10
• Evening Lions Club hosts breakfasts
• Haven Sanctuary for Women hosts first golf outing
• Paragon Conservation Club to host fishing tourney
• Centerbook to host co-ed tournament benefitting Michelle White Davis
• Baker Township reunion is Sept. 11
• Morgan County Deaths
• Educators to host venison workshop
• Labor day closings, schedule changes
• Easley trial for murder of 'Freddy' David now set to go Sept. 28
• Station to reopen in 2011
• Area briefs - Sept. 3, 2010
• MSD of Martinsville holds budget hearing
• Township chief plans to reopen station in January
• Resident questions trash dumping along Ind. 67
• Unfinished story
• Stretch of Ind. 39 to be closed starting Tuesday
• Volunteers needed for trail work
• Area briefs - Sept. 2, 2010
• Thou mayest learn from the Puritan Experience
• Today's death notices - 09/02/10
• Y soccer leagues develop skills for all ages
• Morgan County meetings
• Waverly man shot by stray bullet
• Not quite ready for tenants
• Purse snatcher snatched by police
• Workshop, music slated for Art Sanctuary
• Today's death notices - 09/01/10
• FEMA approves more funds for Waverly
• Judge: 'nothing to hide' from defense in Behrman murder
• State trooper docked after three-car accident in Lawrence County
• Paragon Homecoming goes back to its roots
• Court reverses Gregg Township 2009 loan decision
• Today's death notices - 08/31/10
• Nature Daze event scheduled for Sept. 11
• 10 children accidentally shot in state since 2008
• Coats' campaign ad criticizes Ellsworth over Guantanamo Bay
• County free of West Nile reports - at least for now
• Pride takes over as superintendent
• Superintendents meet to discuss Eminence High School
• Madison Township closes fire station, cuts firefighter wages
• Today's death notices - 08/30/10
• Harley hearse was best for late motorcycle fan
• Grants, hard work help A & A Township FD make progress
• Volunteers, sponsors are needed for second White River cleanup
• Mount Gilead Church in Mooresville opens its doors to people in need
• Scam variation puts grandchildren in Spain
• Bringing home the bacon
• Today's death notices: 8/29/10
• A horse named Kwickstep had special role in 2007 Fall Foliage Festival parade
• Today's death notices - 8/28/10
• Dog owner files appeal to judge's ruling
• Manhole work scheduled
• Fire merger withdrawn
• United Way launches annual fundraising drive
• Public input at Greene County INDOT hearing: 'Stop I-69'
• Flood-damaged house used for fire training
• Madison Township loan denied; closing and layoffs loom
• Fire department merger proposal withdrawn
• Today's death notices - 08/27/10
• Family settles for $750,000 in inmate's death at jail
• Coroner rules former ISP officer died of natural causes
• Martinsville man murdered
• Mt. Gilead holds Community Impact Day
• Area briefs - Aug. 27, 2010
• Today's death notices - 08/26/10
• Accident at Ind. 37 and Ohio St.
• Sewer district to meet
• Friendly Hearts to meet Wednesday
• Art Sanctuary to have live model painting and drawing session
• 3 make more than $45,000 under proposed city salary ordinance
• Jail could bring in $1 million from DOC
• County restores judge pay
• Operating in the 'gray'
• Area briefs - Aug. 25, 2010
• The Waters celebrates summer with family picnic
• NHJ to have special session
• Persistence pays off in Powerball
• Judges quiet on revocation of stipend, legality being researched
• EMA director hopes for county system
• Manhole adjusting this week
• Fishing event returns at Lake Monroe for people with disabilities
• Today's death notices - 08/25/10
• Low bidder awarded Rose Addition contract
• Common Council gives initial OK for salary ordinance
• Today's death notices: 8/24/10
• Nationwide meat recall announced
• Man found dead in Painted Hills lake
• Delta Theta Tau to give out grants
• Union Cemetery Association to meet
• Morgan County Deaths
• Council trims nearly $1 million from budget
• Got the time? The Morgan County Courthouse will soon
• Fire merger session to be set
• MHMC keeping tabs on healthcare reform
• Executive session set on fire department mergers
• Denominational Garden Club to meet Thursday
• Annual A&A fish fry starts Friday
• Hastings competes at state fair
• Artesian interns ready for business
• Area briefs - Aug. 23, 2010
• SNIP to have fundraising events at Zydeco's
• BMV study: Teens who take driver's ed crash more
• Today's death notices - 8/23/10
• Middle school scuffle raises bullying allegations
• Bullying incidents are rarely clear-cut
• Jail Bookings
• Martinsville Winter Drum line raises money with car show
• A mantra for recovery: Customers come first
• Today's death notices: 8/22/10
• Waverly library branch throws rededication party
• Latest addition to Bastin household fits right in
• 4th Annual Roots And Rhythm Festival
• Martinsville Winter Drum line raises money with car show
• Accident sends two to hospital
• Judge denies Reynolds defense request
• Eminence school board election to be contested
• Fire proposal still on the table
• Stierwalt Country Day Festival is Sept. 25
• LEPC meeting is Wednesday
• Marshal wants honest, open department
• Today's death notices - 08/21/10
• FFF seeks 50th anniversaries
• Fall Foliage Festival art show looking for participants
• Falling revenues affect county budget planning
• Manhole work slated for next week
• Eminence schools talk consolidation
• Restaurant inspections - July
• Dinner, football and scholarships
• Two injured in crash on Ind. 67
• Today's death notices - 08/20/10
• Paper looking for updated club information
• Bloomington Chamber Singers host auditions
• Kindergarten students creating during first week of school
• Copeland wins awards at state fair
• Home Bank fair winner announced
• News briefs
• Today's death notices - 08/19/10
• Truck, train collide
• Waverly reopening set for Saturday
• Accident sends one to hospital
• Prime Time of Morgan County director seeks to serve all residents
• Surveys reveal youth drug problems
• Mooresville mother faces additional charges
• Doctor's attorney: Define charges
• Accident sends one to hospital
• K2 retailers not happy about ban on drug
• 'Spice' taken in burglaries throughout county
• Industrious women excel in male-dominated businesses
• Day of Caring breakfast to kick off fundraising for local United Way
• Olive Christian Church blood draw
• Transitions overview to be held
• Beef Association to have membership meeting
• Area briefs - Aug. 18, 2010
• 'Spice' creator: Substance not meant for smoking
• Today's death notices - 08/18/10
• Work release center costs included in 2011 budget
• Low bidder lacked document
• Judge asks for public defender supplement
• A fresh start
• Area briefs
• Policy experts urge state to embrace medical innovation
• Today's death notices - 08/17/10
• County bans sale of synthetic marijuana
• Y's Owl preschool open house is Aug. 30
• United Way gearing up for Aug. 27, 28 Day of Caring; campaign kickoff
• Town conventions go back to political basics
• Pink is the color for a cure
• Area briefs - Aug. 16, 2010
• Reporter-Times being delivered now, about 2 hours late
• Today's death notices - 8/16/10
• Food and music for a good cause
• Forkey's still has the taste of home after 25 years
• Aid agency trying to make jobs impact
• Students sent packing with full bag of school supplies
• Japanese visitor enjoys time in Martinsville
• Jail Bookings
• Organization helps seniors to find work
• Today's death notices 8/15/10
• Judge: Dog in attack can be put down
• Court news
• News briefs
• Today's death notices - 08/14/10
• Critser graduates from basic training
• State fair honors
• Free concert slated for next Saturday
• CRAB has first expo at 3 Point Lake
• Mother charged with neglect after 2-month-old found with burns, broken bones
• Judge: Dog in attack can be put down
• Pearcy reunion is Sunday
• Blood drive a success
• Monrovia BZA meeting canceled
• Martinsville Noon Lions Club golf scramble is Sept. 1
• Bloodmobile coming to Mt. Gilead
• Saturday festival to show changing face of homelessness
• T-bird raffle to benefit Morgan County Humane Society
• Grassyfork tour for buyers, Realtors set for Sunday
• Mother charged after leaving child in car
• Runaway cow causes accident
• Area briefs - Aug. 13, 2010
• Imperial County supervisors vote to appeal overturning of Prop. 8
• Mother charged with neglect after 2-month-old found with burns, broken bones
• Trooper resigns after allegations he took state gasoline for personal use
• Today's death notices - 08/13/10
• Library branches close early Friday
• County fair winners
• Firefighters get award
• Fair ribonn winners
• County insurance trust rescinds changes
• Library computer classes slated
• Scorching hot
• Today's death notices - 08/12/10
• NHJ seeks refinancing to fund improvements
• Democrat, Libertarian focus on budget in 4th District debate
• Crazy ladies continue their havoc on stage
• State trooper hit in chain reaction accident
• Mary Schurz, who served as VP of Schurz Communications Inc., dies at 71
• SWAT called for woman with gun
• Today's death notices - 08/11/10
• School supply handout is Saturday
• Paper looking for updated club information
• Honey Bees club to meet Aug. 19
• Morgan County Deaths
• Gates to host car show
• MCPL to offer basic computer course
• Tarr sworn in as new Martinsville PD officer
• Electric customers urged to conserve during hot weather
• Today's death notices - 08/10/10
• Winners at Morgan County Fair
• County fair winners
• Evan Main makes sweet music around Martinsville
• It's time to say 'mmbye' to Morgan County
• New Indiana University health plan: 'Wellness' to pay off
• News briefs
• Results from county fair
• Whitaker Baptist to host songfest
• Morgan County Fair results
• Wilbur Community Center to host fundraiser
• Results at Morgan County Fair
• Adult basic education class begins next week
• Morgan County Fair 4-H results
• Easley trial on murder charges in death of 'Freddy' David hits delay again
• Morgan County Fair dog results
• Weather tough on hay, good for corn
• County fair honors
• Hall group given former elementary building
• Morgan County Fair ribbons
• Paragon festival has website
• Morgan County Fair ribbon winners
• Art Sanctuary to have Second Friday event
• Martinsville Moose helps Clothe A Child
• Former senator aboard plane that crashed in Dillingham
• Scout seeks to help park, gain Eagle status
• Animal lovers 'join the PAK'
• Queen raises more than $4,000 for charities
• Safety inspections on track despite lean state budget
• Truck inspections up this year under new approach
• Area briefs - Aug. 9, 2010
• Today's death notices - 8/9/10
• Retired Monroe-Gregg teachers enjoying newfound freedom
• Martinsville grad ecstatic over 'Mamma Mia' tour play part
• Ruling against same-sex marriage ban well-grounded, IU law professor says
• Illinois students lend a hand with local Habitat home
• Mooresville girl to compete for Miss Jr. Teen Indianapolis
• Police seeing more black tar heroin in area
• IU researcher: proximity enhances power of prayer
• Park board meets Monday
• Veterans Parade to kick off Old Settlers
• Fallen soldier remembered with bench at the fairgrounds
• Tuesday debate to feature Rep., Lib. candidates for 4th Dist.
• EMA to give away hazard radios starting Monday
• Welcome to crunch time!
• Morgan Co. Building Permits
• Medication round-up will be in September
• Today's death notices - 8/7/10
• County plan commission to meet
• Martinsville HS class of 1960 to have reunion
• Eminence Elementary schedules back to school event
• Fur and Feathers show tests animal knowledge
• Final Ind. 42 closing begins next week
• Group hopes to attract park funds
• Jennings recognized at retirement party
• Area briefs - Aug. 6, 2010
• Members with disabilities find 4-H rewarding
• Bicycle tour will be Sunday
• Bringing home the beef
• Lynn Adler and Lindy Hearn to perform at Bean Bloom Music Series
• Bidders support local 4-Hers
• Alzheimer's Association sponsors 'Becoming an Expert Caregiver'
• Today's death notices - 8/6/10
• Fall Foliage Festival searching for golden anniversaries
• Monrovia plan commission
• Soil and water board to meet Wednesday
• Church to give away clothing, school supplies
• American Legion hosts activities
• Bicycle tour is Sunday
• Hot weather takes its toll at MC fair
• Grassyfork purchase falls through
• A rough start
• Today's death notices - 8/5/10
• 100th annual Rhea reunion is Sunday
• State distributing more than 8,300 hazard radios
• Whitaker Baptist Church to host purse auction Saturday
• Bloomington men charged with burglary
• Red Barn's food supplies dwindle as need explodes
• Bloomington men charged with burglary
• Fair-goers experience heat problems
• Today's death notices - 8/4/10
• Marine Corps League to meet Tuesday
• Community blood drive is Tuesday
• Martinsville Aglow to meet
• Indiana Cornhole Organization to host Gosport Lazy Days tournament
• Knights of Columbus host Texas Hold'em tournament
• Jimmy Nash Park hiking trail work day
• Harrison fire district to seek excess levy
• A horse is a horse, of course
• Area briefs - Aug. 4, 2010
• Monrovia's Alma Smock Art Exhibit is Sept. 7-11
• Fair income returns to community
• Morgan County Deaths
• Last Wooden book on sale
• Art Sanctuary to go green for Fall Foliage Festival
• County council to consider innkeepers' tax
• FEMA: Levee needs to be higher
• Suddenly, there's this voice
• Monrovia seeks to extend buffer zone
• Area briefs - Aug. 3, 2010
• Parker City firm awarded Martinsville manhole contract
• Monday at the Morgan County Fair
• Today's death notices - 8/3/10
• MS meeting is Tuesday
• Jump ropers skip to victory
• A never-ending nightmare
• Little Miss, Mister crowned
• Area briefs - Aug. 2, 2010
• Mitigation to make up for impact of I-69
• Today's death notices - 8/2/10
• Master Gardeners to offer tips at fair
• Sichting reunion will be Aug. 15
• Today's death notices: 8/1/10
• Grant Watson leaves the show ring as a winner
• Indiana gets poor grades in reaching ADA goals
• Three of Albert Merritt's 'boys' become Martinsville ministers
• Mooresville companies expanding, growing
• Women take on cancer one kilometer at a time
• Jail bookings
• Class uses exercise as a means of worshipping God
• State Fair to include climate change exhibit
• Ace Hardware robbers sentenced
• Today's death notices - 07/31/10
• MPD: Boating incidents rare on local lakes
• Students help spruce up city
• Court news
• NHJ to meet in executive session
• Waste district to meet Monday
• Correction
• 'Crazy' takes the stage
• Donation helps League of Miracles reach goal
• Case against Marion County judge lands in Morgan County
• Fire damages home
• Restaurant inspections - June
• Area briefs - July 30, 2010
• Bloomington mother, son accused of murder plot against rape victim
• Today's death notices - 07/30/10
• Edgewood High School reunion is Sept. 18
• Sweet, sweet philanthropy
• Man to re-plead his case in death of best friend
• Deputies search for men in break-in, assault
• Drake loses appeal of sentence
• Humane Society sues for dogs' costs
• Today's death notices - 07/29/10
• County man faces marijuana charges
• State: Reynolds should go to trial
• Cakes to capes: 4-H indoor projects judged
• Group wants to bring awareness to problem of bullying in schools
• Area briefs - July 28, 2010
• City BZA approves motorcycle sales variance
• Today's death notices - 07/28/10
• Whitley trial set for November
• County BZA approves new cell phone tower
• Laser pointing incident leads to suspect's arrest
• Area briefs
• Swine workshop teaches showmen how to succeed
• Honoring the fallen
• Cumulative development account re-established
• Morning police chase begins in Morgan County
• City pool season to end early
• Today's death notices - 07/27/10
• County officials keep an eye on developing subdivisions
• Willowfield Lavender Farm Festival
• April 17th Concert - Mitch McVicker Band w/ Luke Austin Daugherty at Community Church of Mooresville
• Celebrating Small Town America In Morgan County, Indiana

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