Richmond, IN News

• Richmond, IN News
• Richmond police investigate another homicide
• Outgoing chancellor reflects on his time at IU East
• Business Briefcase
• Farm Notes: Hagerstown FFA teams place at state events
• Candidate for Ohio House seat will begin her campaign in Eaton
• New Thai restaurant spices up Richmond's ethnic menu
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• Help Wanted ... WCHM is looking for someone to fill a part time position as Admi...
• Ideas vary on who can boost jobs
• Authorities arrest Richmond man, teen in string of vehicle break-ins
• Rose garden wall remnants now available to the public
• Take care to guard against soaring temperatures this holiday weekend
• Richmond man sentenced on child molestation charges
• Randolph County commissioners will look at insurance bids next week
• There's more happening on campus than you might think! Here's this week's quick...
• State parks, Whitewater included, packed for Memorial Day weekend
• Armed robbery reported at Richmond liquor store
• Old Rose Garden fence comes down, new one on the way
• Richmond Police Department lands $160K in seized drug funds
• Real-ness, Intensity and Challenge
• Get our your checkered blankets... Young alumni around New York City will be get...
• Traffic flowing again in Liberty in time for holiday weekend activities
• Woman who faked daughter's funeral in Richmond to enter guilty plea
• "Bargains by the Buddha" National Road Garage Sale
• "Bargains by the Buddha"
• IU East, Wernle leaders will appear on 'P-I Live!'
• RCS looks to scale back dress code
• Group looking to establish local Lutheran Church Missouri Synod parish meets Thursday
• Fairview reunion scheduled for June 15
• A BIG thank you to Matthew Elzemeyer! He just brought Reid Foundation a donatio...
• Richmond man arrested, faces drug charges
• Share ReidRide photos for a chance to win!!! Gearing up for the big day? Post yo...
• Flatley Road fatal fire victim's identity released
• Expert helps museum identify clothing treasures
• Owners of former Reid Hospital site fall further behind in property tax payments
• Union County officials discuss industrial park
• One person killed in house fire on Flatley Road
• TOMORROW... take your lunch break at Reid! Noon - 1, learn the benefits of mass...
• Vital Statistics
• Wayne County ballot count certified
• Centerville hosts student concert to fight African ailments
• ISP plans special patrols as part of 'Click It or Ticket' campaign
• Indiana tops the nation in April job growth
• Union County Relay for Life set for Saturday
• If you have tried calling the Museum and are having trouble getting through, we...
• IU East names Richards interim chancellor
• Richmond's Avenue of Flags expected to reach 300 this year
• Thurs., 5/24... free info sessions on Nourish You. Choose from two times, noon a...
• EC Alum Wins Rotary Peace Fellowship
• Drug sweep suspect from Richmond sentenced to 10 years with 6 suspended
• Only seven more "likes" to 4K! Who will be #4000?
• CEO: RP&L's success benefits IMPA
• Corrections
• Relay for Life dollars roll in before start
• 40,000 meals will be made for kids
• Richmond native earns spot in Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellowship
• Earlham College Podcast | Episode 89 | May 18-24, 2012
• Richmond man arrested on child molesting charges
• Jury convicts Richmond man of attempting to have sex with a minor
• New proposal would keep small post offices open but would cut back hours
• Salisbury Road will close Tuesday
• 5K run benefits scholarship fund in honor of Union County soldier
• Farmland town officials suspend marshal, other employees
• Renovations begin on Stanley Hall. Subscribe to Earlham's YouTube channel to be...
• Qualifying juniors, sophomores invited to West Point meeting
• Scholarship honors IU East kidney donor
• Oak Ridge Boys make their return to Richmond
• Mark your calendars for next Tuesday... learn about the health benefits of massa...
• Lawsuits driving up cost of Union County schools' insurance
• No plan in place yet for finding Rogers' replacement
• Sighs of relief greet final IREAD results
• Cockroaches Attack the "Wilderness Girl"
• Richmond Catholic Community's leader moving to Indianapolis
• Modoc man killed in Economy crash
• Organizations invited to join Hispanic Heritage Month activities
• Chamber/EDC chief Rogers resigns for Michigan job
• Here's the highlight reel for Commencement 2012! To view complete videos of bacc...
• IU East's Paydar to be named IUPUI executive vice chancellor
• Salisbury Road opens for 9 days; Round Barn Road closes until Friday
• TOMORROW... 2nd annual Reid Baby Fair! Admission is free. Over 20 vendors will s...
• Earlham College Podcast | Ep. 88 | May 11 - 16, 2012
• Final suspect in Richmond man's murder returned from Florida
• Nursing Excellence Award recipient Kim Turner, RN, Patient Resource Services, sa...
• Meet Nursing Excellence Award recipient Mary E. Smith, LPN, Pediatrics & Interna...
• Altrusa Club: Hip hip hooray for Hutton
• Food prices hit record high in Indiana Farm Bureau survey
• Work on U.S. 27 in Liberty just about done
• Whitewater Valley REMC Community Trust gives out $16K in grants
• Richmond Friends School students will put on a play Friday
• If you still need some flowers for your yard, or garden plants or many other won...
• From May 14 -16, Ms. Jean Druesedow will be in Richmond to analyze the Museum's...
• Principal's move to top job at Nettle Creek leaves RCS with a hole to fill
• Shoulder surgery sidelines Richmond police chief
• Sides in Preble County leachate lawsuit wait for judge's ruling on restraining order
• Wayne County letter carriers' annual food drive is Saturday
• Nursing Excellence Award recipient Susan Rohe, RN, 4 East, shared her thoughts o...
• Meet Nursing Excellence Award recipient Debbie Richardson, RN, 5 North. Debbie s...
• Two-time Nursing Excellence Award recipient Sharol Plasterer, RN, Heart Services...
• City's east side loses power briefly
• Technology teacher will stay
• Dennis principal approved
• Wayne County voter turnout about 24 percent for Primary Election
• Richmond not selected for Stellar Communities grant money
• Prosecutor will seek sentence of life without parole in Sekse murder case
• Go Guide
• Union County voters select precinct committeemen
• Police: Ex-boyfriend of slain teacher had seemed depressed in days before suicide
• RP&L will begin interviewing general manager candidates tonight
• Union County looking for help in naming new industrial park
• This Friday... "The Dangers of Osteoporosis" PLUS an opportunity to get a free D...
• Help still available for local residents struggling to pay heating bills
• A native of Richmond, Nursing Excellence Award recipient Anna Osborn-Brown says...
• Nursing Excellence Award recipient Misti Foust knows that being a nurse isn’t so...
• More than 10,000 votes cast in Wayne County primary
• Butters, Stevens win party nods for Wayne County offices
• Messer, Bookout will face off in Sixth Congressional District
• Chief deputy treasurer wins Republican race for department's top job
• Lugar loses to tea party rival Mourdock
• Hamm claims GOP spot in state representative District 56 race
• Nettle Creek hires RCS' Doering as its new superintendent
• New principal for Dennis school expected to be appointed Wednesday
• Police: Ex-boyfriend commits suicide
• Congratulations to men's tennis coach Adam Van Zee was named HCAC Coach of the Y...
• Richmond teen injured in moped crash upgraded to good condition
• Tune into G101.3 today at 1:40 and hear Debbie Richardson and Sandy Abrams talk...
• Meet two-time Nursing Excellence Award recipient Joy Bowling, RN, Heart Services...
• Meet Nursing Excellence Award recipient Macy Bennett, RN, Emergency. Macy shared...
• Meet three-time Nursing Excellence Award recipient, Sandy Abrams, RN, Clinical A...
• Richmond man arrested on warrant charging him with manufacturing meth
• Council split on ambulance service
• Soaked but spirited
• EDC approves grants for 3 expansion projects
• Union County parks board will meet Wednesday
• Interim tag taken off Union County EMA director's title
• Reid Hospital gives out Nursing Excellence Awards
• Union County working to revise personnel policy to address fraternization
• Indiana State Police taking application for youth camps
• Men's Tennis Conference Champs 2nd Year Running
• Wayne County judge sentences Oregon woman to 6 years in prison
• It's National Nurse's Week! Throughout the week, we will be sharing the individu...
• Congratulations Mike Baumer, Reid's Volunteer of the Month!
• Congratulations to Reid's Ambassador of the Month, Clint Brubaker!
• Congratulations to the men's tennis team!
• 'Think Like a Man' film has local ties
• In Honor of Service: Michael Miller
• 4 vie for 2 Randolph County commissioner slots
• Small fire evacuates hotel guests
• Local organizers urge Lemonade Day registration
• Earlham alumnus wins Pulitzer posthumously
• At school, in the community and at home, Aisha Bowen is an 'exemplary' role model
• 5,000-plus votes cast for Primary Election
• Congratulations to the Class of 2012!
• Liberty salon to help raise funds for Union County Relay for Life
• Richmond teen critical but stable after Friday moped crash
• Liberty to discuss issue of deteriorating properties
• Leaders address positive focus for community on 'P-I Live!'
• Preble fair celebrates roses, herbs
• For the Record
• Early voting turnout nears 5,000
• Number of state prisoners housed at Wayne County Jail is falling
• RCS teachers organize memorial walk in honor of murder victim
• 18-year-old suffers head injuries in scooter accident
• Preble County misses out on grant for Goose Creek Crossing project
• Family dispute leads to shooting in Preble County
• Identity of child who drowned in Preble County released
• Award-winning documentary on bullying opens in Richmond
• Fayette County man accused of sexual misconduct with a Union County minor
• Our first BRAvo! calendar was awarded a gold Aster Award. This marketing award p...
• Events aim to lure back park visitors
• Voter total nears 4,000
• Probation officer earns top state honor
• Richmond police chase down tips in murder investigation
• Commencement season kicks off this weekend
• Police investigating Randolph County inmate's death
• Our 165th Commencement Exercises will be held on Sat., May 5 at 2:30 p.m. on Cha...
• Voter turnout dips Wednesday
• NWS: Franklin Co. struck by 3 tornadoes
• Preble County toddler found in creek, dies at hospital
• Richmond woman arrested in October drug sweep sentenced
• Investigation into teacher's murder continues
• New Extension educator won't be in place before Wayne County 4-H Fair
• NEW! Schedule your annual mammogram screening online!
• National Weather Service officials will investigate tornado reports in Franklin County
• Richmond woman faces drug charges after shoplifting complaint
• Friends, students mourn slain teacher
• Wayne County Courthouse gets all-clear after bomb threat
• Saum will be paid $67,000 in settlement with RP&L
• Republican candidates embrace faith, guns and right to life
• Profiles of the Republican Candidates for the Sixth Congressional District
• Last of 3 brothers sought in series of burglaries in Wayne, other counites now in jail
• RPD on lookout for vehicle in relation to shooting
• Democrats vying to succeed Pence lay out their priorities
• Profiles of the Democratic Candidates for the Sixth Congressional District
• Early voting proceeding smoothly in Wayne County
• Wayne County native retiring from teaching position at Notre Dame
• Shooting claims life of elementary school teacher and her unborn baby
• Alumni in the classes of '01 - '12 are cordially invited: We'll be bowling in th...
• Congrats to the Class of 2012's three Fulbright Scholars.
• "Where's Your Mummy" Day
• Teen artists featured in show
• Education Notebook: Earlham named a top green college
• Trial date delayed in EIDD case
• 11 arrests made during OWI patrol
• Young farmers win rules battle
• Professor buys Morton home
• Centerville site listed as endangered
• Miami remains Ohio's most expensive public college
• Fatal accident scene discovered Sunday in Darke County
• Deals lead to jail time
• Voters have their say
• Six months after October drug sweep, majority of suspects are back on the streets
• Unit 65 auxiliary sending 2 to Hoosier Girls State
• RP&L starts over
• For the Record
• Centerville building endangered
• Races draw primary attention
• For the Record
• Primary voting begins today
• School plants the seed of service
• Coming Sunday: 5 reasons to pick up a copy of the Sunday P-I
• Grocery store inventory seized
• New Paris man dies after crash
• Area school district receives $141K grant
• Henry Co. officials endorse Bates
• State adds Wayne Co. to ash borer quarantine
• On the last day of classes for 2011-12, we invite you to listen to our interview...
• Coming Sunday: Drug sweep follow-up
• Energy-from-trash project won't happen
• Richmond parks board OKs $125K for golf carts
• IU East alumni invited to reconnect
• Judge: Camden man found competent for murder trial
• Earlham, IUE receive grant for soil study
• Historic efforts applauded
• Health insurers owe Hoosiers $16.5 million
• Giving to United Way rises
• Correction
• Interesting things to do in the Whitewater Valley. Check out WCHM's information...
• Congrats to the men's tennis team, winning the HCAC regular season and heading t...
• EC students take their ideas to Clinton Global Initiative University in Washingt...
• Turkey hunters can report harvest online
• Local party chiefs join live chat show
• Windfall funds distributed to Union County
• Former Pal-Item leader honored
• Camden armed robbery suspects arrested
• Coming Sunday: Drug sweep follow-up
• RCS board approves renovaton bids
• RP&L workers wait, wonder
• Senior Piper Lewis revisits her Earlham experience in our Life At Earlham blog....
• TODAY at Reid: Sign up to Donate Life... FACT: In the U.S., an average of 18 peo...
• Indiana voters weigh power of seniority
• Rx Card provides prescription savings for any Richmond resident
• Clearing the way
• Wernle builds toward $10 million goal
• Police say 3 brothers suspected in burglaries
• Phantoscope Film Festival
• RCS considering project bids
• Party chairs, clerk part of 'P-I Live'
• Concert, golf carts on Richmond parks agenda
• RP&L sets special meeting for today
• Police: 499 Ecstasy pills found in vehicle
• Earlhamites in the East Bay, CA area are getting together on Saturday for a potl...
• We’re getting ready for another successful Birding Big Day. Already our map of b...
• Dublin fire blocks U.S. 40
• Business park sale in works
• Blazing a trail
• Wayne County property tax bills begin arriving
• Correction
• Richmond accident leads to drug charge against Dublin woman
• Second Milk House opening
• 250+ volunteers kick off Richmond cleanup
• Volunteers keep up unusual grave marker
• Know someone who would benefit from this free screening? Please share this on yo...
• TOMORROW... Come to Reid for lunch at noon and hear Bill Jackson speak on Financ...
• Wayne County 4H Fair 2012
• Educator retiring as building closes
• In Honor of Service: David D. Caldwell
• Soloist, orchestra earn sustained standing ovation
• Richmond postal carrier honored for dedication
• Northeastern students visit tornado-ravaged towns
• 'Take Back' unwanted medications
• Smokin' on the Water barbecue festival set for May 5-6
• Hagerstown council will interview marshal candidates
• Bidding a sad farewell to the New Frontier
• Farm Notes
• New 4-H educator's using her heart, head, hands for this job
• Trio chases GOP's 56 nod
• Briefcase
• For the Record
• Card shower planned for 95th birthday
• Card shower planned for 95th birthday
• Survey collecting positive thoughts
• Tackling tough issues
• Fire destroys garage, car
• Reid receives tax relief
• RFD successfully battles heat from molten glass spill
• 2 accused of child molesting
• Longtime volunteer awarded
• County updates GIS photos
• State adds jobs, but not here
• Learn about Ivy Tech at Townsend Center
• Friends School changes event date
• State parks plan to hire youth for summer
• Saunders endorses Bates' candidacy
• RP&L board cancels special open session
• Education Notebook: RHS students help city seek grant
• Several burglaries in Economy area might be related
• Rural health center sought for Union County
• Richmond Friends School marks 40 years
• Richmond State Hospital receives nearly $300,000
• Highway funds will pay for Union County salt shed
• 2 Union County men accused of armed robbery in Eaton
• Democrats: 'Pence clones' will fail
• 4 outlots at old Reid site up for sale
• 2 men dead after altercation in Preble County
• Princeton Review named five Indiana schools to its list of top green schools yes...
• Sheriff: Deputy catches burglars
• Bus shelters added along Roseview Transit routes
• Landlord, tenant forum is April 30 in Richmond
• Richmond plan commission meeting canceled
• RP&L board announces series of special meetings
• Hamm endorsed by manufacturers in Indiana House District 56 race
• Caregivers invited to workshop in Richmond
• Suspected trigger man in Sekse murder put in Wayne County Jail
• Ivy Tech finalist Benjamin Young stresses area ties
• Coming Sunday: Republicans battle to take on Pflum in District 56 race
• Debate reveals differences among GOP Congressional candidates
• Road ready for asphalt application today
• 55 of 57 properties bought
• Ivy Tech finalist supports statewide focus
• Union County third-graders pass IREAD at 91% rate
• Seton run/walk set for Saturday
• IU East will honor Lingle with doctorate
• Preble County Board of Elections will meet next week
• Civil War camp comes to Whitewater Memorial State Park
• 3 vie for GOP District 56 slot
• TOMORROW - Free seminar by Dr. Rama, Reid Orthopedic's hand surgeon. There is st...
• Richmond's Rainy Day Fund could get boost
• Ivy Tech candidate stresses technical, industrial background
• CSI skills to hit home
• Tournament raises SIDS awareness
• Ssh! Listen to the music
• RHS hosts Academic Super Bowl today
• Leachate lawsuit hearing resumes May 7 in Preble County
• Union County EMA council will talk with job candidates
• Union County commissioners question sheriff on crowded jail
• Colleagues remember Bill Smith
• Manning Marable, EC grad, receives posthumous Pulitzer Prize today for his biogr...
• Reid Hospital's 39th Annual Employee Appreciation Dinner was last Thursday. Cra...
• Living in D.C. or Philly? Grads of the last decade are getting together next wee...
• TODAY: Two free information sessions for "Learning to Live Tobacco Free", Reid's...
• Richmond street commissioner dies
• Local man called a front-runner for Congress
• Taxes due on Tuesday
• Women helping women
• In Honor of Service: Michael Lafuze
• Learn skills of creative leadership
• Naturalist to speak on 'Life in the Wild'
• Home expo starts Wednesday
• Union County leaders to discuss July 4 Festival
• District 2 commissioner candidates: Creating jobs is Job 1
• For the Record
• Bath salt sales lead to arrest
• Chevy, Buick-GMC dealerships merge
• Frontier adds marketing director
• Leaders to see state error details
• $1.1M nears its expiration date
• Man treated for stab wounds
• Farm Notes
• Income taxes must be filed by Tuesday
• I-70 pursuit leads to 2 arrests
• Drug dog prompts lawsuit
• Arson caused Spartanburg school fire
• 36 really do get a free lunch
• Teen dies after crash on Ohio 726
• Model T's help city deliver pitch for $13M from Stellar Communities Grant Program
• Elisha Kuss Powell's death shocks friends
• 40 Wayne County 3rd-graders risk retention
• 2012-2013 marks the 40th anniversary of the SICE program, and to connect with as...
• Ivy Tech narrows chancellor field to 3 finalists
• RPD: Boyfriend admits killing 23-year-old Elisha Kuss Powell
• Wayne County officials: Open educator position will be filled
• Auto exhibit opens today in Richmond with reception
• Richmond native wins $8 million suit for victims
• Richmond Skeptic buying 50 lunches today
• Wayne County Council candidate withdraws from race
• Conservative groups' economic views of Lugar clash
• Richmond mother's plea deal in truancy case accepted
• Randolph County sheriff endorses Bates for Congress
• Athletic Director Mike Bergum announces the selection of Neil Kazmierczak as Ear...
• Ronn Berry is Reid's Volunteer of the Month. Congratulations, Ron!
• Congratulations to Ieshsa Engle, Reid's Ambassador of the Month!
• Reid Hospital Auxiliary has a fantastic gift shop - The Ginkgo Boutique. Several...
• Wayne County tourism contest seeks photographs by June 8
• Hearing begins on Preble County sewer line project
• Senior citizens invited to prom
• Union County park plan gets good reviews
• Richmond man says shots fired at his car
• Softball field named for late school Union County school board member
• RCS OKs Hibberd work
• Lugar, Mourdock agree often during debate
• Gunfire, robbery prompt arrests in Richmond
• Experience touted during Wayne County candidate debate
• An honor to be inducted
• Save-a-Lot manager beaten, robbed
• New bill, same cost for sanitary services
• Legend behind the lens
• Chamber debate is tonight at IU East
• Baby's death blamed on SIDS
• Hibberd bids on RCS agenda
• Boys & Girls Clubs' march kicks off annual campaign
• Students take the lead in Starr neighborhood cleanup
• County council at-large candidates on 'P-I Live!'
• Sara Lepkoff Hey Earlham! Do you know anyone who lives or works in Nigeria? I'm...
• The need for organ donation is critical! More than 100,000 men, women and childr...
• Congratulations to Brian Massey... winner of 2 tickets to tonight's Reds vs. Car...
• Gun sales on the rise
• Official: Richmond house fire suspicious
• Wayne Township trustee's office expanding
• Clay County man charged with child sexual exploitation
• Randolph County YMCA offers walks, collects shoes
• Petitions on agenda for Richmond Advisory Plan Commission
• NAMI offers support to mentally ill, families
• Meth lab trash found in Wayne County
• Event raises funds for women's grants
• This week on Earlham at Eleven.....
• Part Two of Mark Brim's interview with Sena Landey and Ian Smith about the prese...
• A single organ donor has the potential to save and enhance UP TO 50 LIVES and ta...
• Downtown gathering spot under new ownership
• Last chance to tweak Union County park plan
• Fire hits 2 Richmond houses
• Union County Health Board will meet in executive session
• In Honor of Service: Christopher "CeeOgs" Ogle
• Learn new manure rules
• Sale focuses on moms, kids
• Cope will deliver White House awards
• Wayne County chamber will host primary debates
• Briefcase
• Lugar square in tea party sights
• Don't delay in filing for disability benefits
• Farm Notes
• For the Record
• 2 airlifted after 2-vehicle crash
• 35-year-old killed in 1-car accident
• Petition protests IREAD
• 4 vie for Dist. 2 in GOP primary
• Faith's strength helps us handle trying times
• For the Record
• Preservation group meets Monday
• Indianapolis man dies in I-70 crash
• Authorities probe death of infant
• Traffic stop leads to meth lab
• Bradford among properties for sale
• Preble Co. sewer hearing set for Wednesday
• Suit dismissal requested
• 20 churches will participate in community prayer series
• Auto expert: New plant 'encouraging'
• Traffic stop leads to Ohio meth lab, police say
• Finding some extra HELP for Richmond-area cats
• Galileo will be reviewed within the year
• Lower fee helps towns recycle
• Richmond mom enters plea in truancy case
• April 6, 1968, explosion changed Richmond
• State Chamber of Commerce endorses Hamm
• Burned girl still in Riley
• 4 released from hospital after crash in Darke County
• State owes area nearly $2.6 million after Department of Revenue error
• The Energy Wars have begun!
• Nominations sought for 'exceptional' Indiana pioneers
• State responds to fake tax returns, ID theft
• Centerville kindergarten sign-up set for April 18
• District 2 candidates on 'P-I Live!' today
• Wayne County has road salt surplus
• Wayne County waits for 911 fee's impact
• Officials question low report cards
• Coming Sunday: Faith plays role in tough times
• 'Whirlwind' windfall lands Centerville, Hagerstown students college scholarships
• April is "National Donate Life Month". Reid is partnering with the American Hosp...
• President David Dawson has announced EC's new Athletic Director.
• Two weeks from today in Reid's Lingle Auditorium... FREE presentation by Dr. Ram...
• Police: Chase reached 120 mph
• Wayne County commissioner GOP candidates will join 'P-I Live!'
• Public feedback sought on 1-buck rule
• Murder suspect refuses to speak to RPD
• Touting a college alternative
• Cat adoption festival at HELP the Animals
• Register to vote through Monday
• Richmond man accused of burning 7-year-old girl
• MEN: Don't miss this free screening event next Wednesday. It's free, but you do...
• Fundraiser planned to help with cost of cancer treatment
• E-books well received at Morrisson-Reeves
• Richmond Common Council approves plan to seek grant
• Canadian company joining Midwest Industrial Park
• Campaign signs damaged
• Union County EMA director's hours will increase
• Fatal fire victim's name released
• Fraud prevention workshops will be offered Wednesday
• Grant to set up 'Talent' academy
• If you have been thinking about quitting tobacco, attend this free presentation...
• The next speaker for the 2012 Speaker Series is Al Hunter who will be here to ta...
• Northeastern schools cited in audit
• Challenge continues at RHS
• In Honor of Service: Joshua Ryan Sprouse
• 2 vie for GOP's Wayne County coroner slot
• Pennsylvania man dies in I-70 crash in Preble County
• Columnist apologizes, bids fond farewell
• Lugar dances on health care mandate
• Surprise party planned for 90th birthday
• 'Slime' rarely used here
• GOP treasurer candidates face off
• Briefcase
• Farm Notes
• Sticking with Preble County
• Paust elected VP of state board
• No trash pickup on Good Friday
• Insurance update on council agenda
• Full-time EMA director considered
• Deal allows Lugar to move voter registration
• For the Record
• Bane case moves ahead
• Adopt-a-Highway groups urged to clean up for spring
• 4 arrested on meth-related charges
• Sophomore selected for medical conference
• State jobless numbers improve
• All 5 suspects in Sekse slaying caught
• Mark Brim talks to Sena Landey and Ian Smith about the forthcoming renovation of...
• Today is National Doctor's Day... We appreciate our doctors!
• Warrant issued for 4th suspect in Sekse killing
• McBride Stadium press box set to move
• Drummer helps Earlham College raise funds
• Book signing scheduled for Saturday
• State offers online ATV safety course
• Urban forestry talk planned for Sunday
• Circus coming to town Monday
• Indiana state troopers begin new duties in Pendleton District
• Earlham team wins debate competition
• Richmond schools program helps prepare for kindergarten
• RCS board approves new Test assistant principal
• Richmond photographer receives fellowship
• McBride Stadium safety report on parks board agenda today
• Weed spraying will begin in April along Wayne County roads
• Union County residents sign up for Web-based emergency warnings
• Joint Commission on City-County Government will meet today
• 3rd suspect arrested in Sekse slaying
• Fire victim ID'd but name not released
• Vandals deface trail
• Coming Sunday
• Mark's thinking about the question, 'What is art?,' this week on "Earlham at Ele...
• Police: Spring scams under way
• Jobless will have to visit office after state benefits end
• GOP coroner, treasurer candidates appearing on Thursday's 'P-I Live!'
• Democratic candidates for Congress will speak Thursday in Richmond
• USDA says letters, calls fraudulent
• RCS board will discuss windows, Third Grade Academy tonight
• Gas in area hits $4 mark
• Winchester house fire kills woman
• Richmond teen arrested in slaying
• Correction
• Murder suspect arrested
• Preble commissioners sued again over county landfill issue
• 2 Oxford residents face drug charges in Union County
• Golden Hoosier nominations sought
• RP&L board will meet in closed session
• Union, Fayette counties reject vote centers
• Springsteen drummer will perform at Civic Hall
• School absences lead to Randolph County mom's arrest
• Boys & Girls Club members will show in national exhibit
• Going on now! South Bend Chocolate Sale 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Mon., March 26 and 7 a.m...
• Pair says merging services not easy
• Gamble on good health
• Central Indiana sees spike in prescription overdoses
• Birth-to-Five raises $9,880 by 'Dancing'
• Paydar: 'Very exciting' to be in D.C.
• In Honor of Service: Jesse N. Tyree
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Witness remembers shooter's secret burial
• Cultural, conservative fight behind plate dispute
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• Little company with a lot of love
• Emails show Saum upset
• State police seek man after hit and run
• Card shower to mark 90th birthday
• Card shower to mark 90th birthday
• Mother sues over son's gym injury
• Citizens study savings
• For the Record
• Romney outraises Obama in Indiana during February
• Marching to the drumbeat
• Purdue adds Richmond degrees
• Board denies nurse's license petition
• Gunshot killed Richmond man
• Bragg found not guilty
• A little late in the day for this trivia, but .... It was a year ago today that...
• Coming Sunday: Red Devils magical in 1992
• Tobacco shop robber grabs cash, remains loose
• Submit questions for April 11 debate
• Praise flows for Steck at career celebration
• Old YMCA renovation stalls
• Autopsy results pending in homicide investigation
• Infant sustains no injuries in fall out window
• Indiana lawmakers back repeal
• Chicago duo held after drug stop on I-70 in Preble County
• Jury could get attempted murder case today
• Special shout out to Earlham College's David Schutt and Clara Stuligross. We've...
• Officers describe shooting scene during attempted murder trial
• Coming Sunday: Red Devils magical in 1992
• Family helpline changes number
• Live blues concert Saturday
• Lenten season 'food cross' helps those in need
• Earlham students will debate in New York City
• Police question persons of interest in death of Richmond man
• Union County officials: Emergency notification too slow
• Pastor: 'I'm sick of the violence here'
• are trying to reach out to...
• Another Richmond Renaissance event tomorrow night (Mar. 22) in the Depot Distric...
• White House calls Paydar for meeting
• Talks on RP&L tank to continue
• Silgan tax abatement request gets council's approval
• Shooting trial heats up early
• Man's body found inside Sheridan Street shed
• Church offers annual Salad Buffet today
• Connersville mayor endorses Bates
• Bills: Inheritance tax out, tax credit in
• Candidate files for Preble County commission seat
• 'P-I Live!' will explore county, city teamwork
• This Thursday! Free presentation at noon. See attached for details.
• For the Record
• Area artists included in Minnetrista show
• Students tip their hats for Henryville
• Jury selection begins
• Holiday state patrols arrest 50-plus
• Preble Co. traffic stop yields meth, chemicals
• RP&L board OKs contract for interim manager
• Council continues health insurance discussion
• Breaking records
• Webster all ablaze
• Report: HS grade rates up
• Indy police chief: Parents need to watch teens
• In Honor of Service: Danny Kates
• College students invited to Depot
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Dying president bled on flag from Indiana
• Ivy Tech bids farewell to longtime leader
• Transportation safety board completes probe of fatal plane crash
• Library requests book sale donations
• IU campuses plan tornado drill
• Vital Statistics
• Equalized fees might not settle Indiana's 911 issues
• Libertarian candidate likable, serious
• Stadium needs renovations
• Indiana BMV strips 4-H, Greenways Foundation and gay support group of specialty plates
• Farm Notes
• Dean plans busy visit
• Poet offers 2 free programs at IU East
• Council meets Monday
• Summit participants become 'family'
• Card shower to celebrate woman's 103rd birthday
• 1,700 students experience Russia through 'Art Is ... " field trips
• Former corrections officer pleads guilty in misconduct case
• More charges filed against former highway supervisor
• Judge: Jail time fair for former Union County highway worker
• 1-car crash on Ohio 122 kills 2 Preble County residents
• Vintage Wheels earns national award
• EDUCATION NOTEBOOK: Seniors, teachers honored
• K9 indicates drugs in vehicle
• Infant injured in 20-foot fall
• Police: Woman surprises burglar
• Truck crashes into business
• Go to the Red Dress Ball website to see this year's photo gallery! A big thank...
• Union County auditor: Consider raising tax rate
• Applicants sought at Saturday job fair
• $180K drugs seized on I-70 in Preble County
• Deer season was state's fourth best
• City, county meeting will be rescheduled
• Students collecting coins, bills for tornado victims
• Murder suspect undergoes psychiatric treatment at Logansport State Hospital
• Right-to-work law no factor for MBC
• Parents ask for new venue for trial in death of 4-month-old son
• Emotions flow in court during sentencing of confessed Franklin County killer
• Councils consider health care
• Board must approve Union County police pension changes
• Union County Friends of Library sell prom dresses
• Pence starts state tour
• Saum pulls out of chat
• Historical society seeks Hall of Honor nominations
• Wayne County Foundation set to recognize philanthropic efforts
• RCS pushes ahead on building projects
• Fine time to head outside
• Spring Break 2012!
• One week from today... make sure you are registered - it's free!
• THIS FRIDAY: Blood Drive at Reid. There are still some openings. Call Community...
• Ex-RP&L manager will speak on 'P-I Live!'
• Year off to solid start for job growth in Indiana, Ohio
• Chu: Politics didn't affect Carbon
• Congressional candidate contributes $700K to his own campaign
• Richmond man dies in Whitewater River
• Richmond man charged with dealing cocaine
• Meth lab found in wooded area south of Richmond
• Local Realtor, client to appear on TV
• Capital projects on RCS agenda
• Spartanburg fire investigation continues
• 2 face charges of sexual misconduct
• The Central Indiana Girl Scouts celebrated the national organization's 100th ann...
• Vaccine policy changes
• Indiana 1 of 27 states challenging health care act
• Corrections
• Burglars hit 2 Richmond places of business
• Celebrating 85th with dance
• Landmark destroyed
• Murder sentencing set for Wednesday
• Jane Retz, Emergency Room Angel, is Reid's Volunteer of the Month. Congratulatio...
• Congratulations to Denise Miller, Reid's Ambassador of the Month!
• Reminder... TONIGHT: FREE information session on 2012 Health Career Camp, sponso...
• Facebook connects local man needing kidney with donor
• Hiring outlook brighter
• RSO's 'Classical Surprise' a delight
• Elementary, middle school art on display
• Tomasco career fair set for Saturday in Winchester
• In Honor of Service: Russell Deane McGill
• Ivy Tech's Wellness Wednesday tackles student depression, suicide
• Gas cutoff moratorium set to expire
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 'This is the last speech he will make'
• Free 'green' training available
• Caution urged after 3 break-ins
• Security cameras installed in Muncie schools
• Smokers resigned to ban
• Mayor: Health care costs 'killing us'
• Pink Pajama Party to raise funds for breast cancer
• Card shower to celebrate 90th birthday
• Girl Scouts retire flags
• Summit teaches youth to reach out to others
• Area singer releases debut CD
• Police see increase in home break-ins
• Senate passes smoking ban bill
• Construction to block Salisbury
• Union City woman sues over accident
• UC schools develop new mission, vision
• For the Record
• General Assembly winds up session
• IU East could attract 'thousands' more students
• Area artists to show in New Castle
• Bates gains support in Hancock County
• 6 area students serve as Paul's pages
• Skaters excited about new venue
• Woman accused of dealing cocaine
• 2 schools get tech grants
• Kiwanis gather auction donations
• Groups helping storm victims
• Museum grows with unique crop of farm artifacts
• Politicians empathize with Connersville over DOE's decision on Carbon Motors loan
• Connersville residents feel disappointment after Carbon Motors denied loan
• Charge increases after man's death
• Tip leads to drug arrests near park
• Teen sentenced after mercy plea
• No loan for Carbon Motors
• Everyday People: Benefit will help health care worker with medical bills
• Sex offender arrested on registry charge
• QB's leaving saddens Colts fans
• Club seeks people needing assistance
• Coming Sunday: Richmond looks at insurance costs
• Woman arrested after stabbing
• Reid, county try to resolve tax dispute
• Incumbent, newcomer advance in Preble Co. race
• Camden victim's identity revealed
• Catch rerun of discussion about jobs
• Test collecting supplies for tornado-hit high school
• Zoning board hears variance requests
• Sheriff warns of reported mail scam
• Acting company offers workshop
• Citizens can sign up for police academy
• Local sheriff views tornado damage
• RP&L will hire interim leader
• City pursues $10M grant
• Area artisans to participate in Indianapolis marketplace
• Case prompts discussion on personnel policies
• Union County aims to improve tornado warnings
• Human rights meeting this week
• Purse snatching incident probed
• $10K reward offered for fire information
• Centerville firm plans to grow
• It's time to plan for the 2012 Health Career Camp... information session next Mo...
• Join us on Thursday, March 8 for the annual Wellness Fair! Details at the link b...
• Some of what happened at Earlham's Joseph Moore Museum during our annual birthda...
• TODAY AT NOON: "Nutrition Realities." Reid's thirteen registered dietitians and...
• Mark Brim is off to explore another terrific Earlham class this morning: Mickey...
• 2 vehicles flip over within 10 minutes
• Goose Creek ruffles some Preble candidates
• For the Record
• Eyewitness to assassination
• 'Good mental health' topic of event
• Man sentenced to life without parole
• Teachers can learn about aerospace
• In Honor of Service: Kyle Ray Pennington
• Balloons will raise funds for Richmond
• Eaton man dies after I-70 crash
• Motorcycle ride to benefit Hope House
• Farm Notes
• Emergency radios, mapping on agenda
• Woman injured in fall from roof
• Meth's danger grows
• Fire in vacant home called 'suspicious'
• Card shower commemorates 99th birthday
• Card shower commemorates 99th birthday
• Camden death 'suspicious'
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Wayne Co. Youth of the Year: Teen inspires kids, staff
• Abatement on council agenda
• Trash pickup changes save money
• Fairview's Pennies for Patients drive surpasses goal
• Volunteers consider government models
• Correction
• Student finishes 3rd at regional bee
• Parent's behavior leads to lockdown
• Hoosiers killed by violent storm
• Whitewater Valley mostly spared by Friday storm
• Body found in RV park
• Blood drive honors son's giving nature
• On behalf of the College's Emergency Readiness and Recovery Planning committee,...
• Today on the Earlham podcast, Mark Brim chats with Nelson Bingham about HDSR, Ab...
• State hospital workers find jobs
• Murray Theatre replaces windows smashed by car
• Governor will stay busy to end of term
• Bridge project will affect U.S. 40 traffic
• Family has another special birthday
• Randolph Central school district will tie performance to teachers' pay
• Crowder found guilty on ghost employment charge
• Man accused of choking woman, killing 8 puppies and dog
• Severe storms possible today
• Vending machine set on fire at motel
• A local star is born, again Kaytley Jo Brubaker will have to wait four years be...
• This Monday: "Nutrition Realities" - FREE presentation in Lingle Auditorium by R...
• Adults, calculators help students get view of reality
• Union County ghost employment suspect testifies on hours he worked
• Wayne County group thinks 'big' on cost cuts
• Man with local ties plans book signing Saturday
• Gun permit seekers in Preble County need appointment
• Program on drug abuse warns students about 'killer'
• Governor announces job gains during trip to Brookville
• Earlham College sets up endowments with $1.8 million
• Coming Sunday: Meth presents growing danger
• 'P-I Live!' will repeat episode on training Thursday
• Winter guard competition coming to RHS
• Richmond a finalist in 'Stellar' competition
• Richmond man faces felony drug charge
• Earlham's Joseph Moore Museum celebrates Leap Day
• Union County worker's trial begins
• Governor visits the area today
• Richmond State Hospital cuts food service jobs
• Leaps of fun
• RP&L board meets with employees
• Great story about our friend, IU East professor Jerry Wilde, who found his match...
• Twelve in '12: Nutrition Realities
• Area scouts recognized for teamwork
• Godfather's coming
• RP&L board fires Saum
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: Levi and Catharine Coffin
• Deal expected on Indiana automatic tax refund
• Construction starting again on U.S. 27 in Liberty
• IBM lawsuit against state opens
• Preble County candidates meet public tonight
• Pancake fundraiser at IHOP today
• Murder trial moved to October
• Earlham has received one of its largest donations from an alum. Ronald Woolwitch...
• Have you scheduled your annual well vist with your family physician? Take a loo...
• Union County residents help young mom in fight for her life
• Heroin death inspires message
• In Honor of Service: Nathan McFarland
• Indiana woman injured in 1-car accident in Darke County
• Union County park plans on view
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: William Butler
• Eaton municipal court connects to statewide network
• Reading group seeks director
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Civil War saw plenty of battles at home, too
• Indiana funding jump would end full-day kindergarten fees
• Former Richmond lyric soprano gives voice to past struggles
• Sears 'wide open for good ideas'
• Richmond Skeptic satire stirs intrigue
• Wynn broke barriers in education
• American history essay winners announced
• Icy roads cause spate of accidents
• Straw poll selects Bates
• Skeptic: 'We'll stay anonymous as long as we can'
• Sewer ordinance changes on May 1
• Third Annual Red Dress Ball
• Pence's path in GOP primary clear
• Plan commission OKs parking lot rezoning
• Commissioners cancel 2 meetings
• For the Record
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History
• No-call lawsuit targets 'Rachel'
• Lawmakers rue partisanship
• Gentle 'Dobbin' inspires adventures for children
• Garage, house fires 'both arson'
• Hope you have your tickets! Grammy winning Carolina Chocolate Drops with David W...
• Anne Rohn '13 has been interning at a bird rescue center in New Zealand as part...
• It's our salute to EC's second president, Joseph Moore, who was born in 1832 and...
• Lawmakers debate child services
• Gannett to change subscriptions
• Today's forum will be shown on WGTV
• Lawsuit against RP&L moves to Union County
• Bates gains state senator's support
• Drugstore logs help police arrest Bath man on meth charges
• Study: IU East's local economic impact $59 million
• Gov. Daniels will sign books at Brookville Public Library
• Deal results in 35-year sentence for shooting, robbery
• Bus service returns to Richmond
• RCS approves new boundaries for elementary schools
• Police: Richmond man offered drugs to plainclothes officer
• Union County park designs will be shown Friday night
• Record number of Indiana foster kids adopted in 2011
• Lawmaker forum open to public
• Firefighter broke barriers
• Scholarships available for young volunteers
• Kids removed after police find meth lab in Preble County home
• RP&L board: Energy-from-trash project still on without GM
• Democratic candidate for governor supports Indiana teachers
• 'P-I Live!' will repeat series on economy
• Expansion abatement approved for Wayne Dairy
• RCS redistricting maps could change tonight
• Life sentence given for murder of Richmond drug informant
• EIDD moves ahead with reorganization
• Winner casts quite a s-p-e-l-l
• RP&L won't renew general manager's contract
• Hazardous material dumped in crash near Eaton
• Sleeping driver unhurt in accident
• Indiana senators take up 'right-to-farm' bill
• Richmond Power & Light's board votes not to renew general manager's contract
• Man finds his mother unconscious, badly beaten at her Richmond home
• Owners glowing about plans to expand Centerville candle company
• Pop singer coming to IU East in April
• Richmond resident reports meth lab in her home
• Stolen car in accident
• Union County school board sets public work session
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: Donald White
• Health care debate far from over for many Indiana interests
• 5 members of Elks Lodge 649 honored for contributions
• 3-semi accident sends 3 to hospital
• Today, Mark Brim heads to Mic Jackson's "Elementary Statistics" class and gets c...
• We're still counting, but we had around 200 people attend the mini health fair t...
• FREE mini health fair today! 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. in Reid's main lobby and concourse...
• Teens receive tips on dollars and sense
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: Wesley L. Howard
• Veterans can get job aid
• Health officials: Measles costly
• Ousted Secretary of State cries foul
• In Honor of Service: Andrew D. Grey
• Winning Hoosier Lotto ticket sold in Shelbyville
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Disloyalty to North treated harshly
• If you all haven't been to the Wayne County Historical Museum for a while you sh...
• Candidate for Indiana governor will speak at education forum in Richmond
• Hard to get a read
• Farm Notes
• Capturing youth on film
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History
• Recognizing their Abilities
• Purdue honors Richmond native
• Purdue honors Richmond native
• Legislators to field questions at forum
• Man convicted of molesting teen
• Area 9 series focuses on chronic disease
• Abatements take bold step
• Molestation charge filed against man
• Lions Home Expo seeks booth entries
• United Way tops last year
• Starr Academy takes title in science
• 'This shouldn't happen again'
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History
• 7 areas set for further exploration
• Semi spills load
• Reid fights ongoing bed bug battle
• Activists fight gay-support license plates
• For those of you wondering, Monday February 20th is Presidents Day and YES the M...
• News and events around campus, plus Mark Brim talks biology with Wendi Tori.
• Few prisoners can be moved from crowded Union County jail
• Free health screenings available Monday at Reid Hospital
• GOP straw poll planned for Feb. 25
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: Melvyn "Deacon" Jones
• Local state legislators will take questions
• Richmond gets $396K for housing, police
• Woman leaps to her death; victim identified
• Neighbor: Baby lived in 'just a filthy home'
• Richmond man arrested on charge of dealing drugs
• Indiana Supreme Court cuts split-pay judgment for Richmond State Hospital workers
• McCullough-Hyde hospital's trust exceeds $15M
• Kuhlman dressed up for ball
• Union County jail has twice as many inmates as beds
• Trial for ex-Union County highway department leader moved to April
• Cornel West: Improve yourself
• Parents face murder charges in death of 4-month-old son
• Ison pleads guilty to 5 killings in Laurel
• False-alarm fire call leads to discovery of a Richmond meth lab
• City-county group will discuss cost-saving possibilities including unigov
• RCS unveils new district lines
• Catch Christie Ferriell, Diabetes & Nutrition educator and registered dietitian,...
• Paula Dunaway is Reid's Volunteer of the Month. Congratulations, Paula!
• Congratulations to Joe Vance, Reid's Ambassador of the Month!
• Mark Brim has a Spanish lesson.
• Mini-health fair next Monday at Reid! Free screenings, free snacks, meet members...
• The first of our new weekly podcast series is out today. Click here or subscribe...
• Jubilant Santorum sweeps Minnesota and Colorado
• 'P-I Live!' explores area's economy
• RCS board will review school boundary lines tonight
• Fire destroys Centerville home
• PBS investigates rare Gennett recording
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History
• Unon County Development Corp. sets priorities for this year
• Curl up with a good book sale
• Police continue investigation into baby's death
• Police: Be aware of telephone scam
• Highlights from Landrum's informative convo. Many have asked for a complete copy...
• TODAY... Dr. Mario Lee and Dr. Chad Reed are doing a FREE presentation in Lingle...
• JC Penney gives $7,500 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Wayne County
• Friends remember journalist
• Southside Richmond garage fire ruled arson
• Midwest Industrial Park Phase II work planned
• 4-month-old's death under investigation
• RCS board discusses redistricting
• Richmond parents face neglect charges
• Northeastern hits 90% graduation goal
• Home invasion, beating brings 40-year sentence
• Richmond council studies city's finances
• This week on Earlham at Eleven, Mark Brim gets a music lesson.
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Family made deep sacrifices for Civil War
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: Harry Leavell
• Prom helps with 'Fire & Ice'
• Indy's image supercharged
• Longtime newspaperman dies at 88
• Delayed retirement key to RCS plans
• Right to work leaves Dems in disarray
• In Honor of Service: Matt LaRue
• Students sought for leadership summit
• 12-year-old hurt in crash
• Businesses revel in XLVI attention
• Lawmakers move past right-to-work
• Vagas odds: Patriots will win Super Bowl
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: Lamar Lundy
• Disabled adults can get help with housing assistance
• 4th-graders' flag savvy honored
• 4th-graders' flag savvy honored
• 'Hard numbers' sought for city
• Area jobs picture brightens
• Caregivers can attend free program
• Knollman won't run again
• Area's Super Plans for the Super Bowl Weekend
• Big, small Hoosier donors weigh in
• Preble Co. gets funds to reinstate deputy
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History
• Officers hurt, suspect dead in shootout
• Search for model continues
• EIDD leader resigns
• Prosecutor requests life sentence with no parole in Laurel killings
• Pair piles up more meth charges
• Croom guilty in Hurd killing
• 12 will help pick Ivy Tech's next leader in Richmond
• RCS will discuss redistricting plans Monday
• Bill putting all candidates on Indiana ballots gets 50-0 vote
• Democrats join list of filing candidates
• Olive Garden opens at 11 a.m. Monday
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History: Leon Wheeler
• Richmond woman gets 26 years for drugs, burglary
• Super Bowl XLVI celebration stretches to Richmond
• Perpetual Recycling Solutions ready to begin
• Jury fails to return verdict after 1st day of deliberation in murder trial
• Getting ready for ECMUN 2012.
• Coverage of yesterday's terrific convo with Landrum Bolling in today's Palladium...
• Artists with local ties wow Super Bowl crowds in Indy
• Right to work now law
• Richmond woman faces drug-dealing charge
• Bolling: Learn about Middle East
• Appeals court restores Title IX lawsuit
• Richmond man receives 10-year sentence for crime spree
• Camden man enters insanity defense
• Richmond man faces felony arson charge
• City-county joint commission continues hunt for savings Friday
• Drug Free Wayne County program funds cut
• Kudos to the ECMUN. This year's conference was the largest ever.
• Congratulations to Ikumi Doucette '13, named to the 2011 National Soccer Coaches...
• Did you hear Dr. Reed on KICKS96 and The Point this morning? This free presentat...
• Honoring Local Figures in Black History
• Search for work focus of 'P-I Live!'
• Neighbor detains suspect in burglary of rural Wayne County home
• Soup 'R Bowl puts attention on hunger
• Human rights group will discuss lawsuit
• Right-to-work heads to final vote today
• Richmond man collects $100K in lottery win
• Police seize cocaine worth $4M
• Florida gives Romney rebound
• Five RCS principals reassigned
• The February issue of RichmondINCoupons.com just arrived at the Museum!
• A half-century of exchanges of students and professors between U.S. colleges and...
• Truck bumps into overpass
• Looking on the BrightSide
• Hagerstown suspect faces sex charges
• Q: What helps charities? A: Quiz bowl
• Church expands Operation Backpack Blessing program
• Short in cord causes $100K in fire damage
• Showcasing success
• Beaman will join city parks board
• Police: Richmond man stabbed 11 times
• 13-year-old found parked along I-70
• We kick off our second semester of "Earlham at Eleven" with Mark Brim's visit to...
• Area can attract manufacturing
• In Honor of Service: Mathew Madden
• 4 RCS principals plan to retire
• Recount prompts vote center questions
• Storybook Cafe: A place where kids' dreams come true
• OUT OF OUR PAST: County's action rescues Richmond
• Open house planned for birthday celebration
• Open house planned for birthday celebration
• Training aims to treat veterans' stress
• Training on job narrows skill gap
• RP&L board meets Monday
• New economy, new opportunities
• Reading readies kindergartners
• Goal: Positive perception
• Officials confirm cause of blaze
• Hoosier style on display
• Financial aid help available
• Registration for Ohio primary due Feb. 6
• Sewer overflow alert continues
• Pflum files for re-election
• 2 men accused of stealing scrap metal
• Couple escape creek
• Murder trial won't start Monday
• Longtime councilor Welch dies
• Girlfriend testifies she outed informant
• 12-year-old 'a hero' after calling 9-1-1 for apartment fire
• Correction
• Got icing?
• Earlhamites! Don't miss out on this chance to hear the incomparable Landrum Boll...
• Reid offers 12 free presentations in 2012
• 2 face burglary charges
• Westview fifth-grader finishes first in spelling bee
• Earlham student reports robbery
• Local band Kramus playing tonight in Super Bowl Village
• Low-income seniors can seek tax credit
• Senate leader plans Wednesday vote on right-to-work bill
• Richmond ranks 7th among least expensive urban areas in U.S.
• Indiana has sustained past defense cuts
• Carbon Motors building's renovation work set to begin
• A job opportunity at the Museum!
• Reid's Cafe at Twelve Hundred is a sponsor of this Saturday's G101.3 Bridal Show...
• Richmond photographer wins statewide contest
• State of Union leaves concerns
• RCS sets timelines for projects
• Indiana House OKs right-to-work bill
• Teaching creationism clears legislative panel
• Committee endorses public access fines
• Conservation group honors Saunders
• Join chat about jobs
• Hamm files for District 56
• Firefighter's son handles close call
• Are you a prospective student interested in Earlham, or do you know someone who...
• Obama: 'We can do this'
• Daniels says Obama dividing nation
• Indiana lawmakers seek looser school voucher rules
• Town hall meeting in Richmond will address school choice
• Pence nominates Richmond, Northeastern students to military academies
• Jobless rate steady
• Police: Man tried to sell stolen copper
• Dems resume right-to-work boycott
• RCS will request consultant tonight
• 'P-I Live!' episode focuses on jobs picture
• Learn more about Earlham, or share Earlham with the curious high school students...
• There's one day left to RSVP for the Earlhamite gatherings this week in San Fran...
• Candidate files for District 55 GOP primary
• Indiana Senate passes right-to-work measure
• Sewer overflow warning issued
• Teen battered, strangled
• Restaurant business heats up
• Richmond-made film showing in Brooklyn
• From Scotland Yard to Wayne County jail
• Ballroom 'stars' dance for cash
• Murder suspect surrenders to Richmond police
• Heading for grad school? Earlham’s Ackerman-Nicholson award is open to Earlham...
• Are you a prospective student interested in Earlham, or do you know someone who...
• Barn fire closes Indiana 38
• Votes reflect Congress' polarization
• Highway crews work around low snowfall
• Vital Statistics
• OUT OF OUR PAST: More portraits of area Civil War soldiers
• In Honor of Service: Bryan T. Canon
• Preble County kids can earn free books
• Richmond parents speak out about RCS' master plan
• DAR award winners announced
• DAR award winners announced
• Coloring takes shape
• Farm Notes
• Lawmakers consider 'parent trigger' to change schools
• Former assistant band director faces seducton charges
• For the Record
• RIchmond man faces drug charges
• TEA Party backs Bates' candidacy
• Pro-life events planned
• RFD: Gas used to start fire
• Police probe armed robbery
• Bright hopes
• Man gets 10 years for dealilng heroin
• 35-year sentence for Ogle
• A passion for the outdoors
• Oldest known Wayne County resident dies
• Club honors service to youth
• Tough motoring in snowy conditions Thursday
• RPD plans to begin mounted patrol
• Coming Sunday: Education issues jump to forefront in 2012
• Bates files for congressional race
• 3 burglaries reported on 1 Richmond road
• Daniels takes on Obama
• Super Bowl fan event at Wayne County Fairgrounds offers games and more
• NOTICE: During times of Severe Inclement weather or when Wayne County has issued...
• Webster man injured in blaze sparked by kerosene heater
• Local workers, owners differ on impact of right-to-work legislation
• RP&L buys new vehicle
• Richmond Common Council approves new tax abatement options
• RCS chief will take questions on show
• City-county commission gathers information on budgets
• Richmond woman charged with dealing heroin
• Cambridge City woman faces forgery charge
• Richmond man faces 2 counts of dealing cocaine near school
• Pence: This is 'Indiana's moment'
• Jigsaw puzzle features Wayne County murals
• Nation marks MLK Day
• Milton man receives Courage Award
• New scholarship established in late Union County school board member's honor
• Charges filed in robbery
• Saturation patrol ends with 10 arrests
• Wayne County plan commission meeting canceled
• WUR Solid Waste District plans special meeting
• Pence will address Richmond Rotary meeting today
• Public access violations could lead to $500 fine
• Congratulations Jim Holliger, Reid's Volunteer of the Month!
• Congratulations to Reid's Ambassador of the Month, Will Hodges!
• Tonight's the night! The first session of Learning to Live Tobaaco Free is at 5:...
• 'Fresh eyes' seek local savings
• Dreams are work in progress
• Aides say Huntsman to withdraw from GOP race, endorse Romney
• OUT OF OUR PAST: More Civil War soldier profiles
• In Honor of Service: Wesley Tidrow
• College Goal Sunday scheduled in February
• Autopsy scheduled after fatal ATV crash
• RCS board shows split
• Council considers abatement changes
• Final open house today for rent-to-own home
• Mayor 'expecting a good year'
• Police investigate accident
• Airline passengers leave money behind
• Girl Scouts start sweet fundraiser
• Commissioners to discuss cemetery
• Open house marks Cambridge City woman's 95th
• Chamber dinner features RHS grad
• Plenty of smiles in the aisles
• 2 MLK events added
• Man gets sentence for sexual battery
• Ex-highway worker's trial set for Feb. 2
• State park lodging promoted to Super Bowl visitors
• For the Record
• Candidates begin registering
• Fates of bills by area legislators uncertain
• Man faces charge of selling heroin within 1,000 feet of elementary
• Dems: Let voters decide right to work
• Electrical short causes attic fire in Richmond home
• Police: 3 tried to sell stolen scrap metal
• HGTV show to feature RHS graduate
• Traffic stop on I-70 nets 2 arrests, 70 pounds of marijuana
• Richmond suspect arrested in Ohio
• Union County highway worker faces new ghost employment charge
• RCS expects to complete teacher, student reassignments by spring break
• Coming Sunday: Looking ahead at local government in 2012
• Reid BRAvo! calendars for 2012 still available
• Police: Drugs involved in crash
• Mother arrested on neglect charges
• Indiana House schedules right-to-work vote
• 'P-I Live!' seeks job hunters for chat
• Preble County farm service not listed for closing
• Fraud victim recoups $462
• RCS approves master plan 6-1
• Lawmakers debate state basketball tourney
• Coming Sunday: Looking ahead at local government in 2012
• Jessica G. Sanford and Earlham College "Active Minds On Campus" Chapter
• RCS board divided over master plan
• Richmond city website: Cleaning up 'an embarrassment'
• Job seekers invited to join discussion of area unemployment
• Pflum: Unions built strong middle class
• Challenge of new Richmond councilman averted
• Beating victim's family wants harsher penalty
• Richmond firefighters respond to blaze in garage
• Daniels offers modest agenda in his final State of the State address
• Consultant will help cut Union County schools' budget
• After the last meal was served in December, crews started work on a renovation o...
• Want to learn more about WCHM's founder, Julia Meek Gaar? Check out this video:...
• It's not too late to sign up for Learning to Live Tobacco Free! We had a great i...
• Reward, aid offered after Centerville vandalism spree
• Concern expressed about use of Hibberd in RCS master plan
• Winget will join Richmond Common Council
• December fire leads to another meth arrest
• National hospice company with Richmond facility faces Medicare fraud accusations
• Union County judge denies change of venue in student neglect case
• Primary candidacy filing begins Wednesday in Union County
• Connersville mayoral recount ruling won't be appealed
• Covered bridge print won by Eaton, Ohio, woman
• EDC aims at plastics, food
• Learning to Live Tobacco Free - FREE Information Session
• Analysts: 'Right to work' issue about money
• What the 'right to work' battle at the Statehouse is all about
• Future of caboose, cabin unknown
• Slain guardsmen return to U.S.
• New Paris gets new utility deal
• 50+ reports of vandalism made in Centerville
• House Dems lose political hot button
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Wayne County produced leading inventor
• In Honor of Service: Ryan D. Plough
• More input invited
• Public safety taxes budget
• New book evaluates 'statesman' Lugar
• EDC hires development VP
• Commissioners to review proposals
• Caucus will decide at-large council seat
• Open house planned for Richmond man's 90th birthday
• Human rights meeting Thursday
• Open house planned for Richmond man's 90th birthday
• 'Political junkies' check out caucuses
• Arson latest shock to neighborhood
• For the Record
• Hoosier sandwiches compete for Super title
• Woman's Perfect touch, $6,000 create a dream home
• Union Co. board to meet at elementary
• Roller derby event helps Circle U food pantry
• 2 arrested in armed robberies
• Reid heart program wins top rating
• Man faces charges after chase
• Congratulations to the Reid heart team for this national recognition!
• 'SportsCenter' anchor will visit IU East
• Slice of history
• Organizers: Nearly 11,000 attend Old Fashioned Christmas Festival
• Medical incident leads to car striking St. Mary Catholic Church
• Judge recuses himself in RP&L case
• Richmond Common Council OKs tax abatement for manufacturer
• Ohio: $62K missing or misspent in Gratis
• 3 will vie for Richmond Common Council seat
• Homicide investigation ends with misdemeanor battery charge
• Police: High-speed chase leads to serious accident in Connersville
• Teacher 'excited' about youth art
• 911 call leads to charges including cocaine, battery
• Wayne County boasts $6.2M in general fund
• Questions focus on student success
• Pair of Richmond armed robberies might be linked
• Judge: Incumbent wins Connersville mayoral race by 14 votes
• Council, RP&L board select 2012 leaders
• Card shower planned for woman's 98th birthday
• I-70 repairs will restrict traffic starting Friday
• 5 arrested after meth lab discovery
• Nourish You - FREE Information Sessions!
• Lawmakers urged to tackle 911 funding issues
• EDC hires business development VP
• 2 file to run for Richmond Common Council seat
• Musicians, poets sought for Martin Luther King Jr. celebration event
• The Wheel closing for renovations
• New school board member selected for Union County
• Suit against RP&L assigned to court
• RCS will accept public comment tonight on master plan proposal
• Federal court delay means RP&L might burn coal in 2012
• Richmond Common Council might expand abatements
• Indiana historic photo contest seeks entries
• Preble County Senior Center offers Facebook class
• Officials give Statehouse special access to prayer group
• Rescue puts Earlham grad in spotlight
• Sanitation firm fined for fatal accident in Randolph County
• 4 hours, 37 accidents
• Get ready for Super Bowl fans
• State: 219 companies chose Indiana in 2011
• The first blood drive of 2012 is this Friday, 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. in Reid's Lingl...
• In Honor of Service: Kevin M. Gibson
• Holes found in alerts
• Boehner staffer will visit senior center
• Auditions planned for MLK celebration
• Council votes in mayor
• Baby boy born just at 8 a.m. New Year's Day
• Quaker's invention led to war
• Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• New Year's Baby 2012: Keaghan Lee Bogue just missed the chance to share a birthd...
• Art to Heart aims for $1M mark
• Specialty care goes to satellites
• Farm Notes
• Office closed
• Public invited to RCS session
• Hoping for some growth
• For the Record
• Candidate launches new website
• Eaton, Ohio, woman celebrates 101st birthday
• Wind, cold on the way
• Mayoral decision postponed
• Man confesses to burglaries
• I-70 repairs begin
• Police: Robbers hold couple at knifepoint
• Man reports strong-arm robbery
• Man dies after single-car accident
• Dispute leaves man with knife wound
• Tip leads police to old meth lab
• Jeffers donates $80,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Wayne County
• Resolutions at the ready for 2012
• New Year's weekend: Reid Urgent Care will be open Saturday 8 a.m. - 8 p.m., but...
• Just a reminder that the Museum will be OPEN Saturday Dec. 31st but we will be C...
• Chase on Richmond's north side damages parked vehicle
• Reid Hospital's prices will rise 3.9% in 2012
• Reprieve for local Sears, Kmart stores
• Richmond police investigate shooting
• 'Mama' inspires eatery
• Meth arrest yields 4 felony counts
• Lynn woman faces lawsuit
• Students aid fight against leukemia, lymphoma
• Italian restaurant opens on Richmond's west side
• Brothers face burglary charges in Preble County
• Richmond in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Carla Stidham's service to children, community honored
• Union County extends deadline for school board candidates
• Woman's credit card compromised
• Truck crash limits I-70 traffic to 1 lane
• Burglaries hit Richmond's west side
• Dr. Linda Randall '72 cares for an adventurous feline after an unexpected joyrid...
• WCHM hopes you have a Happy & Prosperous New Year!
• Ohio man and his 2 sons arrested in Richmond on drug charges
• Fire official: Garage blaze suspicious
• Polar bear plunge tradition goes extinct
• Randolph County Council will meet at family center
• 35 years on job leads to surprise reception for woman
• Industries push for subsidy extensions
• Holiday song debuted in Richmond
• Richmond woman gives kidney to ailing former boss
• Preble County: College students should request ballots now
• In Honor of Service: Nathan M. Ray
• Office closed
• Farm Notes
• Use descripton of Santa's skill set as inspiration
• Vital Statistics
• 2 area women celebrate birthdays 100, 90
• 'Santa' gets 'Extreme'
• Henny Penny executive vice president retiring
• Troops receive holiday tributes
• School drug tests to begin
• Lifetime giving life
• RCS board sets Jan. 4 meeting to discuss master plan
• Richmond woman arrested on I-70
• Coming Sunday: 5 reasons to read the Sunday P-I
• IU East professor relieved, apprehensive at death of North Korean dictator
• Vectren workers sign 3-year contract
• Secretary of state order delayed
• Man faces armed robbery charge
• Centerville Jr. High honored
• Recount hearing for Connersville mayoral race put on hold
• Agencies: Need greater than ever
• Richmond police release surveillance photo from tobacco store robbery
• Welch resigns District 5 seat
• Coming Sunday: Preble County man gives to save lives
• Living in the Midwest? Earlham's choir tour is stopping in Indianapolis, Chicago...
• Just a reminder that the Museum will be closed Saturday, Sunday & Monday so that...
• 2 more blazes investigated
• 1 arrested, 1 sought after theft reported
• 'Housetop' composition featured with music box
• Rain prompts sewer overflow alert
• Richmond woman reports sexual battery
• Police: Suspect used handgun to rob tobacco store
• Liberty cemetery lacks cash
• Pro bono legal office 'vital'
• Recount now has Connersville mayor's race at a tie
• Richmond mom faces neglect felonies for not sending kids to school
• Gov. Daniels: Right-to-work will pass
• Connersville church plans memorial service
• Caucus chooses Zaleski to fill Wayne County Council seat
• RPD investigates theft, burglary
• Area jobless rate steady
• Police discover meth materials at Richmond home
• Tea Party leader supports local candidate for Congress
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• 4 vie for Wayne County Council seat tonight
• Seniors' holidays brightened by food donations
• Planning director, inspector hired in Union County
• Connersville recount continues
• Richmond plan commission cancels meeting
• Fountain City man dies after crash
• RP&L board OKs contract with sanitary district
• Richmond Common Council bids farewell to outgoing colleagues
• 4-H member fees rise
• In Honor of Service: Adam Cook
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Gift presented to encourage troops' bravery
• Gifts to Siloam health center can be matched
• Vehicle crashes into Preble County home, gas line
• $320M: Refund or spending?
• Depot project moves ahead
• Common council meets Monday
• GOP candidates differ on farm policies
• RCS master plan proposal: 'How does it help us grow?'
• Highway bids, snow plans on agenda
• Indiana, Ohio part of ground beef recall
• Corrections board to meet Wednesday
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• Sunrise receives challenge gift
• For the Record
• For the Record
• RPD receives $356K for drug enforcement
• Circle U must raise $30K by Dec. 31 to stay in state assistance program
• Judge: Daniels must be deposed in IBM suits
• Recount set for Monday
• Town clerk ends 47-year career
• Suspect extradited from Preble Co.
• Guilty of 6 felonies
• DEA honors Phillips co-owner
• EC's active Model UN program shines at regional conference. Congrats to all who...
• Pharmacist honored by law enforcement
• Lions offer fruit sale at store, online
• Finally, clear sailing on U.S. 27 as construction ends
• Volunteers help brighten season for kids, families
• PacSun closing store in Richmond Square Mall
• Church offers 50th anniversary Nativity
• Union County plan commission will name building inspector, executive director
• New Paris, Ohio, to turn off street lights to save money
• 'Parents understand' RCS changes
• WCHM wishes you and yours a wonderful Christmas!
• On Heather Lerner's "To Do List:" Take Mummy for CT-Scan.
• Meth tip prompts man's arrest in Toschlog subdivision
• Investigators: Meth lab explosion caused Richmond fire
• Family surprises 80-year-old for birthday
• Seton: 'Spitting war' taken seriously
• Richmond parks board will discuss bonding
• Crash kills woman, hospitalizes husband
• Bourff's proposal: Shut 3 elementaries
• Non-profits, Santa appear on 'P-I Live!'
• Richmond, Wayne County councils share ideas, explore common ground
• GOP will fill Wayne County Council seat Tuesday
• Perhaps Earlham's most beloved tradition!
• The semester winds down and anticipation of break fills the air! Happy Holidays...
• What was your favorite class? Mark Brim asks that question in this special Exam...
• Firefighters unaware residents had escaped and left scene
• Event listings sought for calendar
• Raises given to Liberty employees but insurance costs rise
• Kids can chat with Santa on Thursday morning
• Police investigate 2 suspected meth labs
• Garage fire in 600 block of South 13th Street joins list of suspicious blazes on city's south side
• Applications due Dec. 27 for Union County school board seat
• Police chase down suspect in Hoppe robbery
• Discover RCS master plan tonight
• Congratulations to Carla Ballenger, winner of two tickets to see the Colts vs. T...
• Richmond Sanitary District customers scramble after billing mistake
• Sweet treats help orphans
• Indianapolis men face charges of stealing scrap metal from old Reid site
• 94th birthday celebration planned
• Friends of Library in Union County sell engraved bricks
• Plea bargain rejected in Eye Center case
• Grant allows child care to expand at Randolph County YMCA
• RCS board awaits master plan
• Police: Richmond man tried to eat drug evidence
• No children injured in Muncie bus crash
• If you're looking for great Christmas ideas, we have some wonderful books of Loc...
• In Honor of Service: Charlie Gerkin
• Recovering rapidly
• Local toy story gets national magazine play
• Wayne County's closed bridges trouble land owners
• Richmond Fire Department responds to 3 weekend blazes
• Food giveaways set for Winchester, New Castle
• OUT OF OUR PAST: News stories from 150 years ago
• Complex accounts hid $320 million in Indiana tax collections
• Vital Statistics
• Child care program receives $500K grant
• RCT produces merry, birght version of 'White Christmas'
• RCT produces merry, birght version of 'White Christmas'
• P-I announces Gannett grants
• Blitz results in 237 seatbelt tickets
• Open house planned for 100th birthday
• Open house planned for 100th birthday
• Vision Council update
• For downtown businesses ... It's a start
• North Pole animals to visit Morrisson-Reeves Library
• Carjack victim's baby in danger
• Briefcase
• Farm Notes
• Ex-mayor faces EDA test
• Christmas Doll Tea @ the Wayne County Historical Museum
• Woman in good condition after crash
• State rules could mean changes to Third Grade Academy
• Liberty considers insurance changes
• Garage break-in leads to arrests
• For The Record
• A comeback for cursive?
• Mom, child carjacked
• Comcast program offers low-cost Internet
• Burglars may have sought scrap metal
• 2nd suspect arrested in November shootout
• Ivy Tech's leader to retire
• Lions Club fires up annual fruit sale today
• Man jailed on sex charge
• Job fair scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday
• IU East prof awarded arts endowment
• As a Holiday gift to all of our Facebook friends, this Sunday Dec. 11th, we are...
• Hagerstown artist's works fill Reid Hospital gallery
• RHS joins energy program
• Wayne County Council OKs tourism, EDC budgets
• Police: Meth lab found
• Coming Sunday: Center City Development Corporation
• Indiana's chief justice will retire
• United Way featured on 'P-I Live!' today
• Richmond teen faces felony charges
• Richmond Common Council returns to live broadcast
• Texas Tenors sell out at Civic Hall
• 15 to study city, county cooperation
• Evening brings together students
• Semi accident closes I-70 for 4+ hours
• Man reports strong-arm robbery
• Ivy Tech banquet benefits Angel Tree
• RFD says Saturday blaze 'suspicious'
• United Way describes its vision on 'P-I Live!'
• Rotary names Richert Citizen of the Year
• Cambridge City honors couple as Citizens of the Year
• Birth-to-Five gets challenge grant
• Congratulations to Doug Blakley, Ambassador of the Month!
• Congratulations to Mary Ropp, volunteer of the month!
• If you haven't heard the reservations for the Doll Tea on Dec. 10th have closed!...
• If you haven't called for reservations yet, you better hurry up. . . . only a sm...
• Rain slows fire investigation in Richmond
• Light purchases available for NAMI Tree of Hope
• Lumber business, clothing shop announce closures
• Union County farmland rental bids hit record
• Union County school board member dies
• Theft trial for woman accused of faking daughter's death moved
• Richmond Fire Department fees take in $40K
• Truck driving school brings 35 jobs
• How many of you had an interest in the heavens broadened thanks to Cosmic Ray? M...
• My dad passed away peacefully Saturday with his family surrounding him. After a...
• Piano soloist dazzles symphony audience
• No more public meetings on RCS plan
• In Honor of Service: Lawrence L. Ryan
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Doctor visits training camp
• Liberty man faces sex charges
• IU East plans to hire 40
• Jobless numbers depend on who is asked
• Gift Lift for state hospital patients
• Prescription addiction
• Defamation lawsuit in 'discovery phase'
• Richmond woman celebrates her 96th birthday in Ohio
• Richmond woman celebrates her 96th birthday in Ohio
• IU East leaders reflect on local campus' 40 years
• City workers stay self-insured
• Commissioners to accept farming bids
• Firefighters fight blaze in 13th St. home believed to be vacant
• P-I takes 2 first-place awards
• Students job shadow workers at 3 companies
• 5 tips for job search
• ALTERNATIVE GIFT FAIR @ Morrrisson-Reeves Library
• 18 agencies offer alternative gifts
• Wanted man surrenders
• Ticketholders wait in suspense in hopes of winning 1970 Plymouth Barracuda
• Hagerstown evaluates energy use
• Suspect arrested in shootout
• Dad: Suicide ruling 'just stinks'
• 24-year-old guilty in robbery
• NAMI plans party for Christmas
• Parks board sets meeting date
• T.J. Maxx confirms area store
• Please visit the site of Katie Yamasaki '99 and her most worthwhile project. htt...
• Just a reminder that the Alternative Gift Fair is tomorrow from 12 - 3 at Morris...
• Coming Sunday: Prescription drug problem
• Reid evaluates fall susceptibility
• RP&L board rejects all bids
• Van strikes front porch, flower bed, utility pole
• IU East in national spotlight
• Ex-Pence aide will run for Congress
• Heating aid available
• Garrison tops in regional spelling contest
• 60-plus entries planned for parade
• Fallen tree causes power outage
• Scout earns Eagle rank with welcome sign
• Aiming funds at objectives
• Traffic stop finds accused deserter
• RP&L revisits bids for building
• Centerville hosts state education workshops
• 107 medical errors at Indiana hospitals
• Indiana lawmaker asks Congress for help collecting online sales tax
• 96% of property taxes in Union County have been collected
• Slide-off leads to drug arrest
• Earlhamites love Lori Watson's classes? Why? Find out in the latest explosive ne...
• Workers ponder their futures
• Really Cool Foods still owes taxes, sewer bill
• Mama Jazz dies at 89
• Sewer overflow alert issued
• Man sought in shootout incident
• Ribbon-cutting set for Crown Creek project
• Vision of the future
• Education, arts focus of Thursday's 'P-I Live!'
• Trial moved back
• Timeline of Really Cool Foods' History in Wayne County
• No 'Everyday People' today
• Man stabbed during fight in Richmond
• RPD investigates shooting incident
• Food, building skills wanted
• Child molester sentenced to 20 years in prison
• Feds: State can't waive insurance rules
• Really Cool Foods' closure hits hard
• Cambridge City reacts
• Company showed 'a lot of promise'
• Charities team up to meet needs
• In need of a new space
• In Honor of Service: Jordan R. Olmsted
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Honoring Wayne County soldiers whose sacrifice brought no fame
• Online sales tax remains sore spot
• Union County school board schedules public work session
• Judge postpones murder trial 4th time
• Time to help
• Steady stream of customers
• Clarification
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• Centerville students win honors with essays
• Centerville students win honors with essays
• Ivy Tech expands career training
• For the Record
• Out for a bargain
• For the Record
• Upcoming events capture the spirit of the season
• 2 face charge of theft
• United Way builds its vision
• Grant's impact nears $167K
• Arrest, injury mark local shopping day
• Vets can get unique license plates
• Activists: New livestock rules insufficient
• 1970 Plymouth Barracuda raffle will aid private school's coffers
• Shoppers line up Thursday for Black Friday savings
• RCS, Friends, Westview, Ivy Tech make news
• Pence profile a plus
• Volunteers lift Thanksgiving effort
• Exhibit features area artwork
• Gift ideas available at Holiday Art Sale and Show
• Laurel murder suspect gets change of venue
• Woman meets pen pal after 50+ years
• Palladium-Item holiday office hours
• RCS board pushes Bourff for details
• Rural fire called suspicious
• Car goes off Round Barn Road; no serious injuries
• Board of works approves purchase of properties for Depot District parking
• Black Friday special at the NEW Reid @ Home Uniform & Shoe Store! 50% off any on...
• Red Wolves win
• IU East student brings Occupy Wall Street to Richmond
• Union County property records now available online
• RCS board will talk teacher pay today
• Garrison parents speak
• Police accuse 2 of drunken driving
• Recount will settle close race for mayor in Connersville
• Rain prompts sewer overflow alert
• Shooting suspect submits to police
• October unemployment numbers edge up locally
• Apply by Dec. 31 for property tax deductions
• Centerville man to celebrate 100th birthday
• Union County won't rehire workers
• Wayne County set to grow
• RP&L approves 2012 budgets
• Changes to bond agreement should ease company's move to Richmond
• Beating suspect previously accused
• Preble County man wins $50K
• Richmond Common Council approves health funds
• Cambridge City library expands online services
• Happy Thanksgiving, from the Earlham College Podcast.
• Mark Brim is off to check on his personality -- in Nelson Bingham's class of the...
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 7 score and 12 years ago, future Richmond resident experienced a Gettysburg encounter with Lincoln
• Union City facing civil penalty for biosolids
• Vital Statistics
• Perpetual Recycling ordinance 'tweak' will be discussed tonight
• Controller to address Richmond's rising health care costs at council meeting
• Poinsettia orders accepted
• Changes to P-I's online story comment system begin today
• Beating victim's condition serious
• In Honor of Service: Lawrence L. Ryan
• Black Friday shopping: Tradition gets a new twist
• Richmond beating victim's condition critical
• Company aims to trim your property taxes
• CPR, defibrillator training Tuesday in Union County
• Doctor decides to stay in community
• RCS board studies options
• Church to celebrate member's 95th birthday
• Change coming to P-I website
• Career options focus of week at Ivy Tech
• Annual Turkey Chase draws field of 358
• 34 arrests in Randolph County drug sweep
• RP&L discussing lawsuit
• 5 arrested after meth lab found
• Artists chosen for exhibit
• Circuit malfunction leads to Duke outage
• RFD investigates suspicious blaze
• Byway board needs another member
• Mobile homes topic of Tuesday meeting
• Suspect in armed robberies arrested
• New rules impact 7 area schools
• Pence voices support for balanced-budget amendment
• Balanced-budget bill fails despite Indiana support
• Domestic dispute leads to manhunt in Franklin County
• Bullet hole found in Richmond apartment hall
• Richmond filmmaker will sign copies of 'Scalene'
• Some charges dropped against former Union County employees
• RP&L ash will go to landfill
• 26-year-old probationary trooper: 'I love my job'
• 2 businesses robbed at knifepoint
• Correction
• Bacteria finding raises no concern
• RP&L waste could go to landfill
• Richmond roller derby team skates to support kids with cancer
• Police: Incidents likely linked to ongoing dispute
• Most RCS master plan options would close schools
• Learn about conservation service
• Rock Solid Ministries asks for turkey donations
• Ivy Tech initiatives focus of today's 'P-I Live!' chat
• Indiana Supreme Court hears area case
• Benefit earns $2,000 for Hope House
• Corrections
• Woman reports robbery, stabbing
• Vandals damage cemetery markers
• Officials will join live chat about Ivy Tech initiatives
• Stolen car linked to 2 crimes
• Paul supports original 'buy local' wording
• Apartment fire ruled arson
• RCS to offer savings scenarios
• Bleak prospects for 2012
• Suspicious fire blocks East Main Street traffic
• RP&L studies capital budgets
• Candidate announces Indiana House run
• No injuries in school bus crash
• Boys & Girls Clubs leaders receive regional honors
• Rain leads to sewer overflow alert
• Lawmakers might get iPads
• Volunteers sought for yard work
• This morning Mark's off to visit Charlie Peck's class in the Computer Science de...
• Holiday events information sought
• Funds sought to expand Special Olympics teams
• In Honor of Service: Tommy Ferguson
• Southern Gospel soloist performing Thursday
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Brave chaplain earns Medal of Honor
• Volunteers needed for home projects
• Store safety under scrutiny
• Preemie, now 16, aims for a degree
• 'Right to work' bill could return this year
• It takes Communities to raise kids
• 50 percent match for gifts ends Tuesday
• RP&L likely to award bid Monday
• 'Changing with the times'
• Schools consider calendar changes
• Longtime volunteer celebrating 90th birthday
• Goal: Make city friendly to young
• Longtime volunteer celebrating 90th birthday
• Plane veers off runway, crashes into creek
• Social Security facts available even on holiday
• Ivy Tech requests food, beverage tax to expand in Henry County
• 32-year-old dies after car crash
• Seton food drive concludes Friday
• Seizure causes wreck at courthouse
• FFA says 2 injured in plane crash
• Band Day will stay in front of grandstand
• Man faces 2 felony drug charges
• Cost of gobbling turkey rises
• Road work snarls traffic, tempers
• 'Match days' stretch donations
• EDC approves officers for 2012
• Outdoor sportsmen form club at Centerville HS
• For the Record
• Mark Brim explains it all for you! Dietrich, here's your answer!
• The Wayne County Historical Museum is one of the organizations chosen to be a pa...
• A note about our page: Remember, though Facebook allows the sending of friend re...
• Holiday Art Show and Sale
• Officials investigate possible meth lab
• Ivy Tech offering career nights
• Richmond man accused of sexual misconduct
• Near-record harvest predicted for deer
• Judge rejects plea deal in theft case
• Earlham president, Wayne County Special Olympics guests will appear on 'P-I Live!' today
• Connersville mayor wins by 15 votes; recount likely
• Parents voice Garrison support during RCS master plan meeting at Test
• Boston tries to hold on to post office
• Coming Sunday: RP&L's energy-from-waste impact
• Local human rights hall of fame formed
• Thief steals prescription drugs
• Richmond cook's recipes get blue ribbons
• 2 Richmond men face drug charges after traffic stop
• Voter: 'It was very easy'
• Veterans Day Events
• Condoleezza Rice will sign new book in Indianapolis
• Deer hunts set at 21 state parks
• Union County officials consider combining positions
• Congrats, EC Women's Soccer! The Lady Quakers dominated the HCAC this season and...
• More Halloween Fun -- cycling in costume. Trying to answer the eternal question...
• Happy Halloween from Earlham! Join us as we visit Ferit Guven's class "Ghosts, V...
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Oldest Civil War veteran to die in Wayne County was a Confederate
• In Honor of Service: Jeremy Greene
• Support group connects those fighting illness
• Levi Coffin group plans annual dinner
• State AG to weigh in on school bus fees
• Get out to vote
• Zombies dominate Halloween
• Murder suspect found near Cincinnati
• Cancer survivor grateful for caregivers' support, prayers
• Aw, shucks! Fourth-place finish spurs interest in return to nationals
• WCTV gathers auction items
• Session will help explain work, disability benefits
• RCS evaluates next steps
• Party chairs discuss issues on 'P-I Live!'
• Family gathering, cards planned for 100th birthday
• Family gathering, cards planned for 100th birthday
• Dental records still being compared to identify homicide victim
• 200-plus cast their ballots Saturday
• The Power of Pink: Women urging vigilance
• Tylenol 3 at center of school drug probe
• Superintendent wins Excellence in Education Award
• Sheriff: Check sex offender list
• Gray truck reported stolen near jail escape
• Commission will evaluate jobs' future
• Cold weather gear collection begins
• Autopsy points to homicide in Richmond man's death
• Man faces arson, murder charges
• Kuhlman Center vote center opens today
• Suspects file for dismissal
• Survivors share their stories
• Police: Calls not from local FOP
• 4 juveniles arrested on drug offenses
• Area Trick-or-Treat Times
• DNR offers new state parks program
• Garage fire under investigation
• New way to cast vote
• Will Welch serve?
• RPD investigates reason for death
• Man died before fire
• When Piper Lewis is not blogging for "Life at Earlham," she's busy in the geolog...
• Just in time for Halloween, Mark Brim learns about campus ghosts, Archives Month...
• 'It made me a stronger person'
• For the Record
• Coming Sunday: RCS works on its plans to cut costs
• RCS ponders ways to hear parental input
• Tools for Schools collects more than 16,700 items
• Candidates discuss center city, depot district at forum
• Apply now for Christmas help
• Party chairs to discuss issues on 'P-I Live!'
• Absentee voting for Liberty election begins Saturday
• Body discovered after house fire in Preble County
• Randolph Central referendum heats up
• RCS will explore calendar options
• Judges pick top 3 from Festival of the Arts
• EDC hungers for food industry
• 1 escapee caught in Florida
• 'Don't ignore it'
• Dr. Steven Bojarski, Neurology, has joined the Reid Medical Staff and Reid Neuro...
• Murder suspect escapes
• Business leaders, parents give RCS ideas
• Pictures from Haunted Museum
• Lugar outraises both opponents
• Model T club gets new home
• Science academy offering grants
• Coon hunters plan benefit to help member
• Record drug bust for Indiana
• Ivy Tech combines fun, finances, fitness
• 7 ways to reduce your risk of breast cancer
• Mark Brim heads over to Carpenter Hall for Susan Wise's "War and Gender." Anothe...
• Great coverage of the BRAvo! winners in the Palladium.
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Gen. Robert E. Lee: Proud, brave enigma
• Centerville teacher honored as champion
• Survivors, families adopt country song
• Brewery moving, expanding
• Contractors challenging RP&L
• Trick-or-treat event is tonight
• TV star, philanthropist running for governor
• Preble County Chamber of Commerce plans political forum
• RSO, soloist stunning
• Indiana seeking exemption for health insurers
• Be sure to stop in today 1 - 3 p.m. for the Community Open House. Tour the new C...
• City's top issue: Jobs
• Candidates question each other
• BRAvo! for the winners
• Approach cover letter in a new way
• Daniels' interview will air on C-SPAN
• Depot proposal on agenda
• Enroll for help with heating
• Miami University marching band to play Macy's parade
• Public invited to celebrate auctioneer's 90th
• Union County school board plans training session
• There's one last night to enjoy the Haunted Museum, tonight (Saturday) from 6:30...
• RCS wants to hear more voices
• Purdue engineer honored for technology innovation
• YWCA hears victim's story
• Jobless rate improves slightly
• Aggressive surgery gains popularity
• Trick-or-Treat Schedule
• Election debates air final times today
• Suspicious object closes road to traffic
• 2 face charges of stealing scrap metal
• Centerville man killed in Henry County accident
• Alumnus expresses gratitude at Boys & Girls Clubs' Smart Futures dinner
• Police: Mom overdoses, leaves kids unattended
• Area trick-or-treat times
• New Union County highway supervisor will receive incentive payment
• Early investigation inconclusive as to why truck crossed center line in fatal accident
• Gold-medal violinist will perform Saturday with RSO
• Richmond mayoral candidates tout familiar themes
• Debates to re-air on Channels 11, 21
• Dr. Jan Cornell has joined the Reid Medical Staff. Dr. Cornell provides urgent c...
• ATTENTION PREBLE COUNTY: Join us at Reid Specialty Physician's Open House in Eat...
• How fast can you solve the Rubik's Cube? We're confident that EC's Tristan Wrigh...
• Impact Grants inspire
• Circle U record set
• 1 killed, 2 hurt in crash at U.S. 35/Indiana 38
• BRAvo! bras seen around world
• Former BMV manager celebrating 101st birthday Sunday
• Library book/garage sale starts Friday
• Richmond woman faces charges
• Bicycle ride to fight blood cancer will stop in area
• 2 seriously hurt after truck overturns
• Medicine collections planned
• Mayoral candidates on 'P-I Live!' today
• LAST DAY TO VOTE! Voting closes at midnight...
• Manufacturer set to buy former Chrysler plant
• WCTV will re-air election debates
• Union County plan commission director will retire
• Richmond man jailed on warrant
• IU East students explore American West
• Richmond auto showroom fails to sell
• Richmond Common Council candidate fields questions
• Richmond bakery gets its new oven
• 'P-I Live!' features mayor's race
• Who's doing this research on ants that's getting a load of publicity lately? Ear...
• Mark Brim heads to the Geology department and learns how to think differently ab...
• Wissel declines invitation to forum
• Union County names new highway supervisor
• RP&L board hires contractor to construct new service building
• Romney leads GOP in Hoosier dollars
• Former financial officer released from jail on bond
• Election debate reruns scheduled
• Double mastectomy helps survivor retake control
• City center showing signs of life
• Blaze guts home
• Churches plan celebrations to mark milestones
• Area farmers donate, deliver hay to Texas
• Exploring area's ancient past
• OUT OF OUR PAST: War stirred veterans' emotions
• Indiana reps vote to block coal waste rules
• Entries sought for Richmond vets' parade
• Union County plan commission meeting Tuesday
• In Honor of Service: Tyler E. Saunders
• Indy protesters ponder what's next
• Welfare going online
• Breast cancer charity motives questioned
• Breast cancer: Myths and facts
• Interview similar to first date
• Union County could hire new supervisor
• Man faces drug dealing charges
• Tickets available for Civic Hall show
• 'Jekyll and Hyde' could do with a bit more creepiness
• 'Jekyll and Hyde' could do with a bit more creepiness
• Open house, card shower planned for 100th birthday
• 'Humbled and privileged'
• Open house, card shower planned for 100th birthday
• Author to speak at YWCA dinner
• Richmond Common Council At-large Candidate Profiles
• 6 chase 3 at-large seats
• Common Council will have at least 2 new at-large members
• First phase of bridge project ending
• Election debates, interviews available
• Tickets available for benefit concert
• Earlham inaugurates new president today
• Delinquent property tax sale nets $450K
• Family battles child's leukemia
• Young patients fight lonely battle
• Club honoring former member, businessman
• Coming Sunday: 5 reasons to pick up Sunday's P-I
• Names of former merchants found on wall in Depot District building tie today to 1864
• Really Cool Foods resuming production
• Correction
• Here's the link for the live stream if you can't get to campus for David's Inaug...
• Inauguration Weekend begins today, Friday 10/14, at 4:00 p.m. with a huge studen...
• 'They found a lump'
• Devotional signings set for weekend
• Earlham celebrate president's inauguration Saturday
• Zombies will walk Richmond
• Session planned on services for disabled
• Union County workers will receive raises
• Colorful 25 years in Richmond for Holland Colours
• Report: Just 2 of RCS' 12 buildings 90% full
• J&J Winery adds beer, helps BRAvo!
• Winchester church topped with new steeple
• Fascinating research from Earlham's Chris Smith.
• Playing for Change visits Richmond High School on Friday before performing in th...
• Grandson hopes to revive tradition
• Richmond man gets 10 years for burglary
• Survivor: Think through your options
• Teens accused of starting fires
• Richmond man accused of dealing cocaine
• IU East wants event center
• Ison pleads not guilty in Franklin County killings
• Indiana lawmakers split on trade deals
• Architect will give update on RCS schools at master plan meeting
• 2 master's degrees added at IU East
• Have you heard there will be Celebrity readers at 7:30 this Friday & Saturday du...
• Richmond council at-large candidates will appear on 'P-I Live!'
• Locals ask candidates about issues
• Man wanted on drug warrant found at Indianapolis facility
• Laurel killings: Fears ease
• RCS board, master plan meetings start
• Drug sentencing hearing Oct. 31
• Crash victim still in critical condition
• Realtor to men: Get a breast exam
• WGTV airing debate replays this week
• Ansonia woman hospitalized after car-semi accident
• Culinary competition: Reid's Food & Nutrition Services celebrated National Healt...
• Get the scoop on Earlham's new science facility — a state-of-the-art space for o...
• Bookmark this link to watch the video stream of David's inaugural live if you ca...
• Today at 11:00 Mark Brim visits Nate Eastman's Poetry survey class. Nate's insig...
• Chamber debate replays being aired
• Salisbury Road repairs start today
• Human rights groups offer debate tonight
• Drug sweep: 4 still at large
• District 5 council candidate shares views on 'P-I Live!'
• Brutal killing tied to cult
• Drug abuse prompts concert
• Runners expected to stop in Richmond today on cross-country trek
• Only 9 states got less federal help than Indiana in 2010
• Fatal crash victim ID'd
• Tree planting draws out-of-state visitors
• Fun-loving teen raises funds
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Men survived major Civil War battles
• In Honor of Service: Greg Madden
• State police arrest 2 area wanted men
• Wanted mom, son surrender
• Police: Drug deal led to Laurel killings
• Nasty news: Wet winter expected
• Coats for Kids drive sets goal of collecting 500 gently used jackets
• 3 motorcycle crashes in Preble, Wayne counties kill 1, injure 5 seriously
• Wayne County's 2012 budget 'very good'
• Official: Water rate hike too high
• School policies on Union County board agenda
• Youth Worker Café event set for Oct. 20
• District 3 candidates share ideas
• 32nd suspect in drug bust surrenders
• Debate replays on WGTV
• Charges filed in 5 Laurel deaths
• Birthday open house planned for retiring columnist
• 1 killed, 1 hurt in motorcycle crash
• Cancer leads to unexpected friendship
• 'Picker' spotted in town
• 87-year-old retiring from concert series
• For the Record
• Tax assessment, landfill fees rising
• $61,571 in back taxes collected
• Experienced teachers now vulnerable to layoffs with new Union County contract
• Warrant sweep nets 31 arrests
• Correction
• Wayne Nash, a resident of the Fountain City area and a published poet, has been...
• Tanja Carroll has been selected October Ambassador of the Month at Reid Hospital...
• Welcome Dr. Erica Brandenstein, OB/Gyn, to the Reid Medical Staff and Gyn Ltd. p...
• Dr. Tyler Fredenburg has joined the Reid Medical Staff and Richmond Radiologists...
• This just in from Walt Bistline: Inauguration weekend is now just a week away an...
• Women's conference still has openings
• Blessing of Animals, pitch-in planned
• Tree planting set for Saturday
• Man charged with child molesting
• WWII veteran, owner of Paulee Restaurant dies at age 94
• Noise came from science experiment
• Police will teach teens driving maneuvers
• Jobless benefits now go 6 more weeks
• Judge issues similar ruling on ballots
• Former EIDD worker charged with theft of $150,000
• Our latest "Earlham at Eleven."
• Please welcome Dr. Mark Striebel to the Reid Medical Team! Dr. Striebel provides...
• Dr. Shashi Polavarapu has joined the Reid Psychiatric Team. Dr. She will provide...
• Everything you need to know about Inauguration Weekend!
• Join us on 10/15 for David Dawson's inauguration and our special inaugural conce...
• Research: Exercise makes a difference
• Turkey, cheese destroyed after I-70 inspection
• Fundraising concert Friday canceled
• Union County commissioners will consider bids today
• Local chocolatier to demonstrate his art in Chicago on Friday
• Awarding action
• Candidates: Cooperation necessary
• Wayne County Council will lose 25-year member
• This Saturday, Oct. 8th from 12 - 3pm stop by the Museum's front lawn and check...
• Funeral held for 4 in family shot to death in Laurel
• Two-lane traffic reopens on U.S. 27 on Liberty's north side
• Sheriff: Richmond man arrested after failed robbery
• Police: Man confesses to sex with minor
• Establishing differences
• Man injured in shooting incident
• Record number of students participate in Boston Run
• RCS invites public input on master plan
• Drug bust profits RPD
• Richmond Common Council District 3, 5 races on 'P-I Live!'
• Check out our new video series, "Earlham at Eleven." Each week Mark Brim brings...
• Dr. Joseph Byers, Pathologist, has joined the Reid Medical Staff! Please follow...
• Please welcome Dr. Derek Serna to Reid Oncology Associates! Dr. Serna is accepti...
• Homecoming 2011 — Did you make it back to campus? Here's a look at the whole wee...
• Disease, loss make writer's heart hurt
• EDC outlines marketing blitz of food processors
• Time for a new clock
• Richmond Common Council hears Ahaus request
• RP&L takes bids on new building
• Odd behavior leads to arrest
• City debate tonight at IU East
• Wernle will honor Notre Dame president, others
• Church marking 150 years
• Richmond man, Centerville woman face drug charges
• Welcome Dr. Christopher Moore, General Surgeon, to the Reid Medical Staff! Dr. M...
• Welcome Dr. Joseph Anderson to Reid Oncology Associates! Dr. Anderson is accepti...
• Watch the video from Friday night's game!
• And Dr. Bode in his own words ...
• Congratulations to Dr. Robert Bode, 2011 Humanity in Medicine award winner!
• Seminar brings Afghan students to Miami University
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Local troops fought in Civil War's Iron Brigade
• Union County schools leader honored
• Big Bad Voodoo Daddy set to swing into Richmond
• In Honor of Service: Justin Greene
• Former pro athlete in fight of her life
• Breast cancer-related events calendar
• Council meets Monday
• Debate focuses on city races
• Funeral director: 'Sometimes you have to give back'
• Breast cancer hits 1 in 8
• Learning more helps earn more
• Union County: Precinct boundaries on agenda Monday
• Local company named 1 of Honda's top suppliers
• Elstro, Hisrich chat on 'P-I Live!'
• RFD: Garage fire was set
• Keep voting! Richmond has 45% of the votes so far. Voting poll is on the right s...
• Internal medicine specialist earns Reid honor
• Towns weigh recycling costs
• Police make 2nd robbery arrest
• NAMI candlelight service is Tuesday
• For the Record
• Property tax, landfill fee hearing set in Eaton
• Hunting safety sign-ups due Friday
• Wind delays work on courthouse clock
• Volunteers garner BRAvo! for creations
• Taste of Wayne County tickets sold for $10
• Model Legislature elects leaders
• Railroad crossing will close for work
• Everything sounds great, but we're a little partial to the Tales From the Depart...
• The Power of Pink: Cancer awareness events kick off
• Man accused of business burglary
• Reid Hospital gives $19K in grants
• Local worker wins INDOT state Roadeo competition
• Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels will sign books today in Richmond
• Cope Environmental Center plans garden lesson for families
• Richmond Common Council OKs city's 2012 budget
• Canadian investor pays $255,750 for Chase building
• Bond set at $5M for man linked to Franklin County shootings
• RCS plans use of focus groups
• Police find person of interest in killings near Laurel
• Fewer than 4 in 10 in Indiana voted in 2010 election
• Unemployment eligibility will change
• Food distribution Sunday at Richmond church
• Ground beef recalled
• Richmond Common Council could pass budget tonight
• Cambridge City man arrested twice in 4 days
• Hard work wins rifle for SWAT team
• Outlook brighter for Carbon Motors
• State Sen. Paul's eyes opened to issues facing Hispanics
• Red Devils go pink to promote breast cancer awareness for Homecoming
• Police: Laurel victims were executed
• Party of Pink Zumbathon set for Friday
• 'P-I Live!' focus shifts to Richmond races Thursday
• Wayne County commissioners won't meet today
• Richmond Sanitary District budget approved
• Wayne County Foundation awards $78K in grants
• Falling enrollment on RCS agenda
• 2 arrested on felony gun charges
• After 5 found dead, Franklin County residents on alert
• Trials set for former Union County employees
• Bail set at $1 million for suspected gunman
• Richmond man charged with false informing
• First lady of IU will speak at luncheon
• Governor's Richmond book signing set for Friday
• Sanitary district budget vote today
• Pedestrian's condition remains critical
• Woman injured in U.S. 27 accident
• Cambridge City men face drug charges
• Don't forget this Saturday is the Annual "Tales From the Departed" Cemetery Tour...
• In case you missed it, here is the clip of Becky on WTHR last Thursday. Great jo...
• Reid BRAvo! update: The votes continue to pour in - we are now over 3,000!!!! Th...
• Officials find 5 bodies in neighboring homes in Laurel
• House arson investigated
• 'This is where it starts'
• New maps show who would need flood insurance
• Serving up hospitality
• In Honor of Service: Jon L. Carrico Jr.
• Golf, recreation budget on Richmond parks board agenda
• Conference center hosts item buyers
• The real Obama is now returning
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Dublin man imprisoned at Andersonville's 'corpse factory'
• Area food banks will receive fresh produce
• Tornado damaged Boston 80 years ago today
• Tornado damaged Boston 80 years ago today
• Police: Daughter stabs mom
• Debate questions due Monday night
• Spanish class offered
• Avoid the Frump Factor
• 9 candidates vie for council
• Depot tour to highlight historic features
• More charter schools likely in Indiana
• Galileo goal: Get better
• Angelou at Earlham: 'Light up someone's path'
• BRAvo! Reid Team! Bras decorated by the Reid Team are now on display in the MacD...
• Angelou's lecture set for tonight at Earlham
• Ballot bill gets another look
• Hall inductees grateful
• Questions sought for candidate debate
• Logos students share thoughts on photography
• Students' photos on display
• Area business shines by manufacturing new LED street lights
• Falling tree limb causes RP&L outage
• Crossword tournament helps literacy organization
• Habitat reaches Hagerstown
• Victim shocked at drive-by shooting
• Metal thefts rise with scrap price
• County chases owed taxes on mobile homes
• IU East trying to rechedule concert
• Data center in the works
• Richmond church plans program on how to battle heart disease
• Measure fails, but Carbon Motors loan still at risk
• Woman accused of selling heroin
• RHS plans PSAT/SAT preparation seminar
• Accident victim still in critical condition
• Did you see Becky on WTHR today? Here she is with Angela Cain on the set. Angela...
• Tune in to the Noon News on WTHR today... Becky Jewison makes a return appearanc...
• Steel Magnolia concert at IU East postponed
• Shooting suspect surrenders
• Rocks threaten drivers
• Sanitary district issues overflow alert
• Disaster relief spending could put Carbon Motors loan request at risk
• Send in questions for election debate
• Two Richmond churches celebrate milestones
• 2 set to enter JA Hall of Fame
• BMV: Agency online
• Richmond pedestrian run over by truck
• Meet our "Life at Earlham" bloggers in this quick video. Make sure to read and c...
• Centerville library offers events for kids, teens
• Richmond Common Council approves wages, abatement
• College fair tonight at IU East
• Country duo will perform Thursday at IU East
• IBM contract cancellation lawsuit costs rise
• Trial date set for suspected driver in drive-by shooting
• 'P-I Live!' will feature council race in Milton
• Indiana high court upholds resistance ban
• 6-story building in Richmond will be sold at auction
• Wayne County chamber: Health clinic an option
• No charges for parents of drowned toddler
• Girls invited to science education evening
• Old style, new structure
• Shooting suspect search continues
• Union County dismisses indicted employees
• State fair's plan lacks crucial details
• RP&L will hire someone to answer phones
• Family: Bing Welch's condition improves
• Fairgrounds check safety
• Richmond Common Council hears human rights office backers
• Youth deer hunting set for Sept. 24-25
• In Honor of Service: Jon Kelsey Thomas Worch
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Reporter-humorist fought in Civil War
• One-woman show brings poet to life
• Voting under way for arts entries
• Lessons at the symphony
• Defense spending declines
• Richmond parks inspire neighbors
• Correction
• Vital Statistics
• Unique eateries open uptown
• Look your best: Clothes matter at job interviews
• Farm Notes
• Public can meet Democratic candidates
• Museum conference visits Wayne Co.
• Meet Hagerstown council candidates
• 90th birthday open house, card shower planned
• Police: Dispute led to shooting
• Council to hear public's say on budget
• $1,994 Savings
• Submit questions to local candidates
• Costly crime efforts paying off
• Arizona woman faces drug charges
• No serious injuries in U.S. 35 crash
• Crossword event helps literacy group
• Library card carries chance to win a laptop
• Area jobless rates jump
• Welch critical in Reid ICU
• Drive-by wounds 2
• Correction
• Homecoming 2011! Welcome back, Earlhamites!!
• Interesting. Provocative. Fun. Here's a look at Julie May's 8:30 a.m. class. The...
• Rosa's teams with Cope
• Model T deal shifts into 1st gear
• Commission wants more info from UEA
• Workshop provides trapper education
• Woodruff Corp. named supplier of the year
• Passport Day at post office Saturday
• POW-MIA ceremony set for noon today
• Formal charge filed in fondling case
• Military academy visiting region
• Damage light in smoky fire
• The Wayne County Historical Museum would like to thank our entertainers for HERI...
• Parade, park event honor kids
• Journalism honorees include late Centerville woman
• For the Record
• Catholic mission open to public
• Council considers budget this morning
• 363 face impaired driving charges
• Model T's could roll into town with Depot District as museum's new home
• RCS health clinic plan put on hold
• Purina plant fire likely caused by product buildup
• Coming Sunday: Learn how to save with coupons
• We would like to thank all the businesses & people who helped make this year's f...
• 2 Union County employees suspended with pay
• Information requested about electronics theft suspect
• Blood leads to burglary arrest
• RCS board to consider building use
• Police: Man on sidewalk rubbed girl's leg
• Taxiway project gets $150,000
• Fountain City, Hagerstown council candidates will appear on 'P-I Live!'
• Early bird registration due today for Women's Leadership Conference
• Strong start toward United Way's $700,000 goal
• Cantaloupe warning issued
• Becky Jewison and Judi Willett are heading to Hagerstown today to talk to the Ro...
• All candidates will be on ballot
• Preble County art group plans raffle, 'Sacred Spaces' exhibit
• Moms charged after teen daughters fight
• City trying to lure Model T Museum
• Arson suspected in 2 blazes
• 2 Union County workers arrested
• Advisory plan meeting canceled
• Send in questions for candidates
• Regional jobs program gets nod
• Teen faces sexual misconduct charge
• Officials concerned about economic district
• Wayne Co. Foundation invites grant proposals
• Submit questions for election debates
• RHS Class of 1951 plans reunion
• Pork chop barbecue set for Saturday
• In Honor of Service: Michael Huth
• In Honor of Service: Andrew Huth
• Water company defends rate hike
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 57th Indiana faces deadly winter
• Vital Statistics
• LOADS MORE FUN TODAY!
• Peace.
• A changed America: Marking 10 years since 9/11
• County candidates kick off election series
• Walk of Fame grows longer
• P-I readers answer questions about 9/11
• Lilly pleased with patent system overhaul
• Send in questions for candidate debates
• Timeline: A few key events from Sept. 11 to now
• Open house, card shower planned for 90th birthday
• Local witnesses recall 9/11 chaos in D.C.
• From safety training to military retirements, residents feel 9/11 impact
• The sun is shining it's wonderful outside, and the Museum has Old Fashioned Home...
• Congratulations to our TWO Volunteers of the Month: Sandy Chasteen and Marquitta...
• Congratulations to Reid's Ambassador of the Month, massage therapist Casey McPhe...
• Happy "sort of" birthday to Reid today. Though July 27 is the official anniversa...
• Judge: Ballot suit ruling Monday
• Choir performing locally written song
• Amphitheater project begins
• 5 area counties qualify for aid
• Labor leaders give Obama thumbs-up
• Judge declares mistrial
• For the Record
• As we mark the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, it is also important remember...
• TODAY'S HOT JOB: Admin. Coordinator - Nursing Practice. FT; 7pm-7:30am & EOW. Ba...
• Performing at the Heritage Festival once again this year is the Richmond Civic T...
• 2 Richmond men face charges after TV reported stolen
• New owner wants more people to experience the Good Life
• Gennett activities marking milestones
• IU East grows again
• State waiving parks fees Sunday for 9/11
• West Cart Road will close for 6 weeks
• Chamber honors RiverRats with Spirit Award
• Service Sunday at park remembers 9/11 attack, honors safety personnel
• Mmmmm, got an advance tasting of the Homemade Ice Cream that will be available d...
• It's almost here! Are you coming to the Heritage Festival?
• Williamsburg woman faces felony charges
• 3 in custody after 7-hour standoff in Darke County
• Man faces charge of aggravated robbery in Darke County
• Ballot lawsuit issue being straightened out
• Wayne County moves ahead with voting machines
• County gives Bradford Place sale more time
• Neighborhood plans cleanup for Soulfest
• Moms charged after girls fight in Randolph County
• Obama faces skeptical audience for speech about creating jobs
• Grand jury inquiry begins today into case of Union County employees
• A gorilla in our midst?
• A gorilla in our midst?
• Who says accounting is boring?!? Not us! Check out this great bra from Reid's ac...
• New ad director joins P-I
• Department of Labor will investigate fatal trash truck accident in Randolph County
• Plastics recycler deal near closing
• Darke County Drug Task Force seizes marijuana plants
• Union County Courthouse drainage project delayed
• Chase Bank collecting items for food pantry, SOS
• 2 petitions before Richmond zoning board
• RPD makes its 1st 'bath salts' arrest
• Council builds 'bare bones' budget
• 'P-I Live!' begins election series Thursday
• A great BRAvo! entry from our friends at Hagerstown Family Practice: "Support Yo...
• Growers bracing for cuts to payments
• Residents sound SOS for letters, numbers
• Pond clinic planned for Sept. 13
• Adult Day Care bids farewell to canine friend
• Diversity on display
• The new Reid Cancer Center’s radiation therapy department is the first and only...
• Tom Raper RVs meets Biden request
• Work set to begin on bridge
• City budget taking shape
• EDUCATION NOTEBOOK: Teacher receives state award
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 2 brothers met during war as enemies
• Workshop offers tips on venison use
• 'Bath salts' meeting open to public
• Wastewater rates might be studied
• Construction wages will be discussed
• School board will consider budget
• Kids' turn to show dogs
• United Way outlines goals
• Recording artists join not just any (side) Walk
• Starr-Gennett Foundation's Gennett Records Walk of Fame 2011 inductees
• New owners for J's Dairy Inn
• Longtime nursery school teacher retires
• Gennett Records Featured Artist: Blind Lemon Jefferson
• Clerk: Voting machine change could save $100K per year
• Agriculture plays role in job creation
• Break job search into small steps
• Friday hearing set for ballot lawsuit
• September throws high heat
• Suit surprises other clerks
• Interest in purchase
• Work force training expanding
• New help available for homeowners
• Autocar now working on street sweeper
• For the Record
• Correction
• Conservation district offers fish sale
• Just a reminder . . .
• One of our corporate submissions for BRAvo! is from Hill's Pet Products, "Save t...
• Look at this great Bra submission from Richmond Family Care! Titled "Cancer is a...
• Did you know Reid has several amazing therapy dogs? Patients and families love t...
• Today's HOT JOB: Systems Analyst Thorough understanding of current IS technolog...
• Galileo: No cash incentives given
• Richmond man faces forgery, theft charges
• High temperatures will dip Sunday
• Exhibit shows kids needing families
• Dot Foods plans job fair in New Castle
• Library selects its 5th director in 147 years
• Richmond Republicans, Democrats file suit over ballots
• Hoosier exhibition includes artists with area ties
• Fayette Regional Health System ends Reid Hospital cardiology contract
• Coming Sunday: Starr-Gennett Walk of Fame to induct 2 on Sept. 10
• Autumn Oaks participants fill county hotels
• Unleash the hounds!
• Richmond man faces drug, theft charges
• Ivy Tech president is focusing on finishing
• Greenville man faces charges after police chase in Darke County
• Darke County Drug Task Force makes 2nd arrest at fair
• Reid’s School of Radiologic Technology - Class of 2011 Roger Preston, school di...
• Tennis star Venus Williams enrolls at IUE
• Principal: Richmond High School 'not satisfied' with C
• 10,000 visit Wall
• IU system hits record enrollment
• Learn about United Way
• Ivy Tech president visits Richmond
• 3 Richmond men face stolen property charges
• Congratulations to Jessica Irvine, winner of two tickets to see the Reds vs. Phi...
• 4 school districts earn top grade
• Police: Man battered woman, small child
• Longtime Cambridge City grocery closing
• Correction
• Calendar items sought by Wednesday
• Share fresh produce with Preble County senior citizens
• Women face burglary charges
• Awards announced for Area 9 Senior Art Competition
• Hope everyone had a great time at the Cruise-in Sunday . . .
• Keep watching for more hints for what it's almost time for . . . .
• Pending regulations to reduce coal pollution
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Quaker served with Custer
• In Honor of Service: Greg Wuertemberger
• Reading program expanding
• Power plants brace for new rules
• Crash victim's mom awarded $3 million
• Calendar items sought by Wednesday
• Online tool estimates retirement benefits
• Dressed up and ready to dance
• Mum sale helps women coping with breast cancer
• Veteran: Tell your stories
• Floats wanted for kids' parade
• Recovery center to host open house
• Donations sought for fundraiser
• Grease solution in works
• Museum asking for volunteers
• 105th birthday open house today
• Almost time for... Hint: Native Americans dressed in authentic clothing!
• 5 reasons to read the Sunday P-I
• Applications due Sunday for deer hunts
• For the Record
• Twin Valley superintendent acquitted of 4 felony charges
• Connersville plant to expand, add 59 jobs
• Police: Suspect admits relationship with teen
• New generation meets history when students visit The Wall That Heals
• Woman faces trafficking charge
• Ivy Tech expects to match record 2010-11 enrollment
• Time for Friday night football and weekend warrior sports! Just in case.... don'...
• Great thinker Jonah Lehrer blogs for Wired about his recent convo at Earlham. He...
• Today's HOT JOB: LPN - Physician offices & hospital Must be licensed in IN. Hos...
• Get ready it's almost time for . . . (check back everyday to find out what it is)
• Did you know...? Reid has a You Tube page! Watch helpful videos about getting a...
• Sharing their stories
• Preble County jobless rate down slightly for July
• TVS superintendent testifies on his own behalf
• Cambridge City man faces charges of sexual misconduct
• Book of devotions set to launch
• Patient: Free health clinic 'a godsend'
• More growth for IUE
• Connersville snow plow driver wins INDOT district contest
• Charges possible in drowning death of 17-month-old
• California woman gets 10-year sentence for drugs in Preble County
• New Castle man sentenced for rape charge
• Free health clinic in downtown Richmond will have an open house Friday
• Abington School reunion set for Saturday
• 9-hour standoff near Greenville ends peacefully
• 2 Wayne County women arrested on fraud-related charges
• RCS starts with 84 fewer students
• Helping assemble The Wall That Heals a 'way to remember'
• Don't forget the Cruise-In this Sunday at the Museum!
• Check out the album from the Busting Out in Pink party... we've posted 82 photos...
• Get to know the Class of 2015. The inestimable Nancy Sinex already has. Here's a...
• First day of classes for 2011-12! Welcome back, Earlhamites!
• Back to School for Richmond - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Eaton grad hauls Wall
• Festival, mental health topics of 'P-I Live!'
• Earlham prepares for leader's ceremony
• Police: 2 arrested after man fakes injury
• Indiana 1 shut down after semi accident
• Plea accepted in client list case
• Quake rattles area buildings
• RCS will talk master plan, health clinic proposal
• EMS service draws budget questions
• Report feeling quake tremors
• Area residents hurt in 1963 explosion at Indiana fairgrounds
• City: Cut insurance for spouses
• Richmond parks board meets today
• U.S. 27 travel will be limited today in Liberty
• Union County man among those arrested during patrols targeting impaired drivers
• Veterans remember war in Vietnam
• Connersville teen's condition is critical after shooting
• Williamsburg family mourns loss of Marine
• Stage collapse's seventh victim's organs donated
• Richmond man dies after motorcycle crash
• Now available at Reid's Ginkgo Boutique... the Berry BRAvo! Warm Glow candle. Th...
• Check out this fabulous BRAvo! entry from Reid's Mother-Baby Care Center: "Preve...
• Ivy Tech urges students to complete degrees
• In Honor of Service: Kent Shepherd
• Police: Drive safely near bus
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Ulysses S. Grant visited county
• U.S. 27 project in West College Corner nears end
• New group homes in Centerville offer about 30 jobs
• The war in Vietnam: Veterans remember
• 'Survivor' winner will speak at IU East
• Heartache and healing
• Wernle capital campaign kicks off
• Wernle honors Notre Dame president
• Schools tighten policies
• Policy experts address economy
• Photos feature adoptable children
• Museum shares items left during previous stops
• RCT's 'Seussical' entertaining, uplifting
• Card shower marks 90th birthday
• Who were these 40 brave men?
• Indianapolis man faces Wayne County felony charges
• Lights stay on at Veterans Memorial Park
• Monroe Central graduate dies from injuries suffered in fair accident
• Darke County residents warned of phone scam
• Wayne County jobless rate drops slightly for July
• Eaton, Twin Valley schools earn A's from Ohio Department of Education
• Bird feeders, trees, shrubs for sale
• Cap limits state's liability in Indiana State Fair mishap
• 2 arrested in connection with stolen checks
• Exhibit features 'Great Americans'
• Don't miss this! Mark your calendars for Monday, Aug. 22 at 1:00 p.m.
• Like Earlham's Center for Environmental Action to stay up-to-date on all things...
• First-years are arriving today for orientation!! Welcome to Earlham, Class of 20...
• Setting up for "Busting Out in Pink" as we speak! Have you registered? It's not...
• Symphony meets challenge grant
• Grand jury will consider charges against Union County officials
• RFD: Home set on fire twice in a day
• Critics: Program for low-income areas also benefits wealthy towns
• Festival closes Indiana 38 Saturday in Hagerstown
• Car wash raises funds for Test Middle School choir
• RHS student volunteers in South Africa
• Cancer awareness events kick off
• TOMORROW is the BRAvo! Busting Out in Pink party!!! Don't miss it... tickets are...
• Runners set tough goals
• Richmond firefighters: House catches fire 3 times in 1 day
• Faulty washer blamed for chlorine leak at Hagerstown Elementary
• Vouchers from state boost private school enrollment
• Legal error delays work at Union County Courthouse
• Votes could earn grant for Whitewater State Park
• Richmond man sentenced to 26 years for burglary
• Veterans owe $800 to RP&L
• Derengowski leaves Wayne County chamber job
• Armed robbery susupect caught
• State fair tragedy: Those who helped tell their stories
• 'P-I Live!' will focus on state, local policy this week
• Indiana State Police plan sobriety patrols
• Wayne County sheriff seeks driver after Indiana 227 crash
• Dennis Middle School principal reassigned
• Hometown Deli opens site at Leland
• Board to RP&L: Pick up that phone
• Wayne County chamber protests water rate hike
• Dollar General opening on South N Street
• Not just new students -- everyone should attend! Kicking the Earlham experience...
• State fair tragedy stuns veteran Band Day reporter
• Richmond family saw state fair tragedy
• Mitchell Road in Union County closed this week for reclamation
• Park work upsets veterans
• Centerville school district adds classrooms
• Correction
• Richmond council OKs bond adjustment for recycling plant
• 16-year-old run over by Bobcat dies
• Friends -- Facebook is doing away with their annoying Community Pages! If you ha...
• Local duo escape fair tragedy
• Technology plays pivotal role as students return
• Vital Statistics
• In Honor of Service: Jonathan Gaddis
• Lingle Scholars chosen
• Dublin man watched execution of deserter
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Dublin man watched execution of deserter
• Vietnam homecoming plans shape up
• 4 dead, more than 40 hurt in Indiana State Fair stage collapse
• Firms ARE hiring
• Police: Cashier helped plan robbery
• Farm Notes
• Police: Man shot in leg
• Council honors former executive director
• Council considers request for $8M in bonds
• What will happen if small post offices are STAMPED OUT?
• Photos of late troops sought for publication
• Richmond resident Colleen Werner has been honored as Reid's Volunteer of the Mon...
• Congratulations to Brian Miles, Food & Nutrition Services prep cook, for being n...
• Appeals court strikes at health care law
• RSVP says thanks, '50s style
• Man pulled from Silver Lake dies in hospital
• Street reopens after bricks removed
• Women charged after chase
• Vietnam memories sought for newspaper
• Water rate comments can be made by mail
• For the Record
• Zoeller: Ruling a necessary check on powers of Congress
• Affidavit: Convicted sex offender twice served students ice cream at Hagerstown Elementary
• New housing development marks opening
• School visit prompts charges
• Woman arrested after fire, burglary
• Volleyball court under construction
• Man still critical after lake accident
• Man injured in industrial accident released from hospital
• IU East honors incoming freshman
• Discarded ashes lead to home fire
• Bradford Place building's brick facade falls
• Judge weighs injunction to temporarily halt school voucher program
• It's just barely over a week until we welcome the Class of 2015 to campus for Ne...
• Engineers to inspect Bradford Place building's damage today after partial collapse
• More teams needed for memorial golf tournament
• Arson suspect sought
• RCS board OKs 4 academic goals for 2011-12 school year
• New Paris, Ohio, man pulled from Silver Lake
• Punishment enhanced for habitual offender
• Man gets 20-year sentence for dealing
• Indiana gaming industry sees decline
• Reception honors New Paris artists
• Share memories of Vietnam
• Closed until further notice
• Union County schools change grading scale
• RCS board to unveil 4 goals
• Police: Suspected thief hits worker with car
• More feel hunger pain
• Police: 3 men injured in fight
• Dist. 6 candidate in Richmond today
• Chief: Fire started in home's garage
• Health board opposes RCS/Reid clinic
• Vietnam vets' event returns to 'P-I Live!'
• Listen to G101.3 today at 3:30 when Becky Jewison will be the guest of Jessica L...
• Budget will be 'about the same'
• City: Giving green light to LED bulbs was bright idea
• 2,230 receive school vouchers
• U.S. 40 resurfacing starts Monday
• Weekend fires probed
• RCS tackles master plan, clinic today
• Police arrest 3 on forgery, theft charges
• Man stabbed with Allen wrench
• Follow the clues to win a chance for prizes in county scavenger hunt
• Follow the clues to win a chance for prizes in county scavenger hunt
• TODAY'S HOT JOB! LPN - Physician offices & Reid Hospital Must be licensed in Ind...
• Purdue, county dispute bill
• Indiana federal aid targeted in debt deal
• Competitors 'always there for each other'
• For the Record
• Daniels back in spotlight with new book
• Vietnam vets' stories sought
• Sanitary district issues alert
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Wayne County generals left their stamp on Civil War
• Wayne Co. generals left their stamp on Civil War
• In Honor of Service: Adam Durham
• Area bands a Force to be reckoned with
• Clinic affects RCS planning
• 'Wizards' help Marching Eagles earn best-ever finish
• Centerville keeps focus despite rain
• Energized RHS takes 2nd
• Forceful show earns top honor
• Patriots step up their show for school's top place
• Knights shine bright at night
• Golden Tigers fired up about their 9th-place finish
• Vietnam veterans set for tribute
• 'The Force is back'
• 'In-sourcing' sacrifices few Reid jobs
• Construction to close Reid's north entrance
• Coming Sunday to the Palladium-Item
• Hit-and-run suspect turns himself in
• Conservation officers arrest 16 boat operators
• P-I seeks stories from Vietnam vets
• RHS entrepreneurs learn to STEP UP
• The Great Americans: Works by Jac Lahav - Exhibition
• Festival films will be screened at state fair
• Richmond police: Man attempted break-in of acquaintance's home
• Liberty BMV cuts hours to 2 days a week
• Authorities investigate 9-month-old's near drowning in bathtub
• Union City closing impacts 225 jobs
• 10-year-old dies in shooting in Darke County
• Bradford Place building once radiated elegance with its 15 flats
• History crumbles with Bradford Place apartment building
• Maya Angelou prized ticket for Earlham lecture series
• See what a vascular screening is all about! In a short video, Richmond resident...
• Did you know....? Most concussions resolve in a short period of time, but some c...
• Band contest heats up
• Wayne County boosts road repair cash
• Republican candidate won't seek Richmond clerk's office
• Pence: Cut business, personal income tax rates
• Winchester aims its 'Force" at the state fair
• Richmond police: Robber showed gun at Hampton Inn
• Make appointment for free dental services
• Affidavit includes details of events leading to teacher's arrest for child seducation
• Delaware County Democrat declares for 6th District
• Election slates set for Union County races
• Earlhamites -- are you following the College on Twitter?
• 3 days til "Team Up! Coach's Clinic!" A FREE event for coaches from Pee Wee leag...
• 6 towns will run elections
• Liberty merchants feel pain from U.S. 27 closure
• Man sentenced in home invasion robbery
• Most Hoosiers in Congress vote against deal
• Union County Marching Patriots strive to 'make them proud'
• Learn more about event for Vietnam vets on 'P-I Live!'
• Rules change for housing rehab funds
• West Alexandria man sentenced for drug possession
• Ivy Tech trains 30 workers in first year of federal grant
• New Richmond company offers non-emergency medical transport
• House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• RP&L: End of an era for coal
• Manufacturer adding 30 new jobs
• 3 shooting incidents reported
• Union County school board approves district changes
• Practice is theme for Marching Knights
• Police investigate Franklin County inmate's death
• Richmond man faces drug charges
• Fundraising efforts help Boys & Girls Clubs of Wayne County
• Former Wayne County resident sentenced to 4 years home detention for hit-and-run
• Kelly Burk heads to Washington this week to represent Earlham at the kick-off fo...
• It's time to kick off BRAvo! Go to ReidBravo.org and register for the "Busting O...
• Submit questions, comments for 'P-I Live!'
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 5 generals had ties to county
• 2 officers receive training from FBI
• In Honor of Service: Thomas N. Florence
• Seton unveils new school logos
• Wizards fight for good over evil
• Briefcase
• Tigers on fire
• U.S. 27 impact on Union County commissioners' meeting agenda
• Police investigate shots fired report
• Job Club success inspires
• Hundreds turn out for Great Greenway Tour
• Historical society celebrates new garden, addition
• Richmond council will consider tax abatements
• Felon accused of gun possession
• Farm Notes
• East side goes dark
• Earlham officials discuss vision
• 'A time to remember'
• Friends, We have updated our story with service information for Mark Christianso...
• Win energizes Red Devil marching band
• Union County-College Corner board to select redistricting proposal
• State patrol seizes $1 million in cocaine
• Recovering burn victim works to walk
• Partnership tries to keep kids in school
• Pair face neglect charges after children removed from Winchester home filled with roaches, trash
• Maya Angelou to appear Sept. 24 at Earlham
• For the Record
• Corn crops struggle in Indiana, Ohio
• Nominate your doctor for the 2011 Paul S. Rhoads Humanity in Medicine award. Dea...
• As we mourn the recent deaths of two students in a traffic accident, we also rem...
• Greenway Tour connects communities
• Earlham mourns 2 students' deaths
• Preble County Fair ready to start
• New band contest set tonight at Wayne County Fairgrounds
• Man accused of scrap fraud, theft
• Randolph County teacher accused of having sex with 17-year-old
• Liberty FFA members help stencil warnings
• Coming Sunday: Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans celebration
• Congratulations to Patrick Byrd, winner of two tickets to see the Reds vs. Giant...
• The boys on the G101.3 morning show, Rick Duncan and Brent Whitlock, posing with...
• 2 Earlham students killed in accident on I-70
• Toddler pulled from private pond in Darke County
• Police: Dog helps find $600K of cocaine during I-70 stop in Preble County
• Picnic brings together those who deal with mental illness
• New shop opens in Richmond's Depot District
• Fountain City man injured during motorcycle crash
• Earlham president will appear on show
• Blue Regiment stays 'Young at Heart'
• IDEM: Health risk at Springwood ballfield very small
• Debate on possible RCS student clinic will continue
• The Earlham College community was saddened to learn of the deaths of two Earlham...
• Happy Birthday to Reid! We are 106 years old today. We opened July 27, 1905, as...
• Say it isn't so!
• Centerville Village Pantry: Man flees with cash
• RP&L likely beats new EPA emissions rules
• Red Devil Marching Band amps up energy
• RCS will submit budgets to board at tonight's meeting
• Police make $6,352 from PACE bust, seizure of drugs, cash
• Indiana commerce chief backs right to work legislation
• Centerville-Abington Dollars for Scholars distributes $13,100 to class of 2011
• Amazing Race for Book Fees to help students with costs
• 'P-I Live!' to spend full hour with Earlham guests, including new president
• 3 area post offices under review
• Applications due for Wayne County Foundation grants
• Tech firm considers Connersville
• Teen earns academic award at Indianapolis pageant
• 100+ vehicle batteries stolen in Union and Franklin counties
• Car show honors Bob Rosa
• Governor tries to add Wayne County to federal disaster declaration
• RCS studies health clinic
• City's 'can-do spirit' promoted nationwide
• Here's the 2011 Reid Ride Gallery Number 2 from Susanna Tanner
• Here's the 2011 Reid Ride Gallery Number 1 from Paul Jordan
• Winchester wins band contest
• In Honor of Service: Brett M. Haskett
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Band helped inspire soldiers
• Salvation Army is collecting school supplies
• Ivy Tech could expand southward
• Hagerstown will host river meeting
• String quartet's 35th annual concert series ready to begin
• Crafts, stories offered at Centerville library
• Chase involves 5 departments, 3 canines
• Fans of Reid Ride: If you have photos from Saturday's ride... post them on our wall! What a great day... just over 600 riders registered. A new record!
• TODAY: Reid About Wellness night at the ballpark! Gates open at 5:00 and the River Rats take the field at 6:05. Bring your official letter with your heart scan score and receive a card for a free meal at the Cafe at Twelve Hundred!
• Retired Richmond physician receives state honor
• Program allows those with disability benefits to work
• Farm Notes
• City enforcing curfew law
• Plan commission hears request
• 2 to interview for emergency management director's post
• RP&L board to meet in closed session
• Officers' ride will make Richmond stop Monday
• Official explains new weeds fines
• 'Her memory lives on in everyone'
• Muncie Southside wins Jay County band contest
• No charges expected in Preble truck stop fatality
• Really Cool Foods cleans up oil spill
• Jobless rates rise
• Debt debate tests Indiana lawmakers
• Hagerstown man killed in Randolph County accident
• All-America model
• Earlham offers tours, information
• Candlelight vigil held for McCown
• Crash ties up National Road traffic
• As of Noon today, we have 1 ticket left for Session 1 of the Spirit Academy on Saturday and Session 2 is SOLD OUT!
• Making final plans for Reid Ride tomorrow! Riders from ages 10 - 79 are signed up. Safety is our #1 priority. We have 26 law enforcement vehicles along the route tomorrow, to make sure drivers are aware of the cyclists. We have extra water stops and our
• Remember to cool off pets too
• Our goal: Beat heat
• 'Driver inattention' possible accident cause
• Concert honors trumpet master
• Police investigate report of armed robbery
• DNR wants input on hunting rules
• Motorcycle prize in raffle fundraiser
• Cyclists get ready to ride
• Band competitions heat up this weekend
• 2 face charges of burglary, theft in Preble County
• Come visit us next week!
• Only a few tickets left for Session 1. . . Session 2 is SOLD OUT! But there is still the "Evening with Spirit" with Marilene Isaacs at 8pm, just bring a canned/non perishable food item for the food pantry for admission to that!
• Tune in or set your dvr for WTHR at 12:30 today! Becky Jewison and Kelly Witter will be on with Angela Cain to discuss BRAvo! Becky has designed a special WTHR bra just for this! Look for pix later today...
• Always worth a read is Earlham's Gary DeCoker. Here's Gary's latest essay in the Chronicle of Higher Education. (Paywall *may* block full access to some.)
• 3 trucks involved in I-70 accident
• Obama collecting Indiana cash
• Model contest finalist seeking online votes
• Williamsburg man faces charge of attempted theft
• Plea agreement accepted in Randolph County Marine's case
• Ask questions about animal shelter, laws
• All offices included on new Union County website
• RP&L sees high demand
• More sizzle to come from heat wave
• Bronze stolen from Autry medallion at Starr-Gennett Walk of Fame
• With Spirit Academy a couple of days away, we would like to thank the sponsors of this event: Marilene Isaacs (centerofpeace.com), G101.3 & Joe's Pizza! We would also like to thank Spirit Paranormal Investigation Research & Intervention Tea
• Terrific essay in the Chicago Tribune by Anne Perisho '11.
• Great news regarding a school-based health center!
• Turn on G101.3 Thursday morning 7:30am, Tim Poynter (Spirit Paranormal) will be on talking with Rick Duncan about this Saturday's "Spirit Academy" at the Museum!
• Congratulations to John Dils and Kory George for their top ten finishes in RAIN! We are happy to have both involved in Reid Ride this Saturday. C&FW will be assisting riders who need minor adjustments to their bikes prior to the ride, plus they will
• Turn into G101.3 now and Marilene Isaacs will be talking with Rick Duncan in the next few minutes! You can find out what's happening Saturday at the Museum.
• 'P-I Live!' will focus on blight
• Corrections
• Greenville couple killed in crash with bus
• Fire damages Richmond home, kills 2 cats
• Police chief helped town publicly, privately
• Vintage Base Ball game raises $5,500 for Kiwanis
• School supply drive under way
• Union County 4-H Fair Schedule
• Centerville man plans to open Bellissimo bistro, fast-food drive-through in former bakery
• Best Buy opens Friday, plans $10,000 donation to Townsend Community Center
• Reid Ride registrations are pouring in! If you are planning to ride, please register online in advance. And, did you know...? There are nearly SIXTY people involved to ensure the safety of riders all along the route. Plus, there are an additional 72 volu
• Congratulations to Reid's Volunteer of the Month, Jean Kirkman! Read more about Jean's service to patients and staff in the ED and find out how you can become a volunteer...
• Congratulations! Reid's Ambassador of the Month is Sylvia Gregory from Environmental Services. Learn more about Sylvia...
• Scorching heat returns
• Beat the heat tips
• Richmond strengthens weeds law
• Arts festival expands
• RP&L accepts bid for new storeroom
• Richmond plan commission cancels meeting
• Woman killed in 2-car accident
• Preble County camp staff teaching paintball
• Former Winchester band director faces theft charges
• Corrections crews will help with highways in Union County
• Have you had a $49 heart scan? Join us at the River Rats game this Sunday and share your score, just like Dave Snow did. You'll receive a free meal at the Cafe at Twelve Hundred! Plus, we're giving away fans and inflatable baseballs to celebrat
• Welcome Dr. Brummett!
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Richmond brothers enlist in African-American regiment
• 2 road projects will snarl traffic
• Wayne County: No raises in budget
• Autopsy planned after Lynn woman's death
• In Honor of Service: Sam Rollf
• Centerville emergency sirens policy won't change
• Healthy Indiana will open 8,000 slots
• Union County 4-H Fair Schedule
• Union County Emergency Management Board will review director applications
• RCS, Reid get clinic grant
• City Center eyes future
• Meet Earlham's new leader
• Union County 4-H Fair Schedule
• Union County might put inmates to work
• Veteran's dedication to county's Avenue of Flags earns honor
• Running of the 'Wolves
• Fatal crash victim identified
• Reds fan will celebrate 100th birthday with open house
• Revised weed ordinance returns
• 2 different causes in 2 different types of fires
• Olive Garden clears BZA hurdle with setback variance
• Connersville boy shot to death
• Man sentenced in friends' deaths
• Ivy Tech honors 7
• Driver dies in interstate accident
• Cocaine dealer gets 6-year sentence
• 52-year-old arrested on cocaine charge
• Today's HOT JOB: Occupational Therapy Manager. Must be fully certified in IN to practice as an OT. May work with temp permit under supervision of an OT in accordance with IN regulations. Must maintain active CPR cert. Req. to hold a current OH licen
• Union County Fair 4-H Schedule
• Muncie Southside's streak continues at Archway Classic
• Man gets sentence for dealing
• Police investigate shooting
• U.S. 40 lanes reopen today
• School boundary lines on agenda
• For the Record
• 3 authors will sign books Saturday
• Woman faces charges of stealing, forging church's checks
• Indiana enjoys $1.2 billion surplus
• The Wayne County Historical Museum is a suggested site! GREAT!
• Man injured in power accident
• Picnic serves as memorial scholarship fundraiser
• Kids' Day features musical history
• Union County fair keeps focus on 4-H'ers
• Richmond schools board meets in the dark
• U.S. 27 reconstruction starts Monday in Liberty
• Richmond men face burglary charges
• Band competition entries due Friday
• Group will share stories from traveling to Israel, Palestine today at library
• Chamber leader wants group to get involved in more issues facing city
• Friends, After a brief return to normalcy this morning, the campus telephones will be out again this afternoon (7/13/11). Please try to connect via e-mail if you need to be in touch with someone on campus. Go to the "People & Offices" link
• Wayne County schools boost ISTEP results
• Damaging winds strike
• Center City's revival will be discussed on 'P-I Live!'
• Senior health fair offers screenings
• Sanitary district works to remedy E. coli issue
• Richmond police investigate 2 unrelated gun incidents
• RCS board meeting marks first for new member
• Wayne County Sheriff's Department, RPD apply for grant
• Foreign students need host families
• Union County school board will proceed with bond issue
• Honor a special doctor! Nominate your doctor for the 2011 Paul S. Rhoads Humanity in Medicine award. Any physician recommended for the award must be a resident of Reid Hospital’s service area and demonstrate a commitment to quality, compassion, sen
• Attention Reid employees: register for the Reid Ride this Friday and swipe your badge for payroll deduct... now THAT's easy! Stop by the table just outside the cafe from 10:30 - 3:30. AND Team Up for Wellness! Reid team members: get your Olympic te
• Friends, if you are trying to reach Earlham today (7/12/11), the campus telephones are out. The system was damaged last night. Please try to connect via e-mail. We're sorry for the inconvenience and are working hard to restore the telephone system.
• Check out EC Women's Soccer Coach Jocelyn Keller -- blogging from the World Cup in Germany!
• Reid Hospital Laboratory now offers FOUR packages to make it affordable and convenient to take charge of your health and wellness. Discuss these packages with your primary care physician to determine which will benefit you the most. To schedule your Lab-
• Police: Daughter meant to kill
• Richmond woman faces drug charge
• Call box donated for Brookville Lake's Fairfield Ramp
• Preble County Fair entries jump by 35%
• Indiana Lt. Gov. Skillman plans tour of the state
• Open house planned for retiring nursing faculty
• Richmond man sentenced to 65 years on burglary, robbery charges
• Eaton man charged with drunken driving after crash
• Boy, 6, drowns in Whitewater River
• Drug task force makes 25 arrests
• Channel 7 news story reports an update on new Reid Cancer Center.
• Team up with your co-workers and friends for Reid Ride! Let us know if you have a team riding and we'll promote it during our Reid Ride radio interviews over the next couple of weeks. Teams are encouraged to wear matching shirts. There will be photo
• OUT OF OUR PAST: County troops suffer losses at Gettysburg
• Residents warned to seek cover today from sun's rays
• Indiana Chamber of Commerce ranks area lawmakers
• In Honor of Service: Charles T. Brown
• Band contests blast off Thursday
• Whitewater River E. coli levels high
• Four bands to perform in concert
• Accident victim's condition serious
• Employers get federal help for retiree health care
• 4th year begins for Third Grade Academy
• 'Go, go, go' to Richmond Civic Theatre
• 2 killed in head-on crash
• Contract negotiations begin for trash-to-electricity plan
• Photo contest seeks Wayne County images
• Richmond man hurt in accident
• Union County school board will discuss refinancing
• Union County crowns 4-H fair queen
• Woman accused of murder
• Residents can help fight city's blight
• City struggles as it pursues fight against blight
• Milton burn victim dies, woman held on murder charge
• Man faces meth dealing charge
• For the Record
• Water boiling advisory continues in Liberty
• Gorge concert ends at 11 p.m.
• Schools consider referendum
• Teen leaves hospital
• Preble County asks governor to support Goose Creek Crossing development
• Man's injuries likely not accidental
• BLOOD DRIVE: Fri., 7/22 at Reid Hospital. Everyone who donates between Memorial Day and Labor Day at Community Blood Center will be eligible to win a new Jeep Patriot! There will be other great prizes and unique gourmet snacks provided by Reid Catering.
• Thanks to Reid Ride LEADOUT sponsor, WTHR - Indianapolis NBC affiliate. Show your support by registering today... ReidRide.org. Only 15 days til the ride!
• Hey. . . look where you can find out about us now!
• Longtime local radio host dismissed
• Seniors participate in Area 9 games
• Congressman leads in fundraising for governor's race
• 6 sites opening for Historic Centerville Garden Tour
• Woman arrested on drug charge
• Candidates' election papers due Aug. 10 in Preble County
• New Paris bans sale of 'bath salts'
• Indiana ranks as 15th-fattest state
• Best Buy readies for July 22 opening
• Safety group urges phone ban caution
• A big thanks to our friends at G101.3 for being a LEADOUT sponsor of Reid Ride! Register online at ReidRide.org. Some of the G crew will be riding with us... Rick Duncan, Dave Snow and Jessica Leigh - maybe even Brent Whitlock! And G101.3 will be providi
• Parents sue New Castle school district, Henry County
• Driver can't remember crash
• Damaged building reopens to tenants other than Grandview Medical Equipment
• 2 Wayne County women awarded arts grants
• Summer research projects funded
• No charges so far against Union County highway supervisor
• Coming Sunday: Are we winning war against blight?
• Hagerstown tables recycling discussion
• Vintage Base Ball on 'P-I Live!'
• A big thanks to West End Bank for being a LEADOUT sponsor of Reid Ride! Register today at ReidRide.org... the ride is lest than three weeks away!
• Woman faces forgery, theft charges
• Union County to crown 4-H fair queen
• Recycling program gets boost
• Police: Man tried to forge prescription
• Learn about the game
• IU first lady to speak at luncheon
• Area residents injured in accidents
• Richmond Common Council considers updating weeds ordinance
• Lead taints Springwood diamonds
• Car smashes business on Chester Boulevard
• Attention coaches: TEAM UP!, a free sports concussion education program for coaches of all sports, all ages. Lingle Auditorium, Sat., 8/6 at 12:30 p.m. Free to attend; registration is required: ReidHospital.org/cc or call (765) 983-3258. Lunch served at
• Thanks to another great LEADOUT sponsor of ReidRide: Cycling & Fitness Warehouse! Register for the ride today and join us on the awesome new route! We'll start AND end at Reid, plus pick up several miles of the Cardinal Greenway. The new route m
• Wayne County Fair organizer: Vendors happy, more money earned in 2011
• Pie-baking contest, lunch raising money for RSVP
• Liberty celebrated in ... where else?
• Local recycling program could end
• Indiana lawmakers will soon begin studying marijuana legalization
• Festivals, fireworks wrapping up
• IU East, Ivy Tech enhance veterans' services
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Iron Brigade at Gettysburg
• Iron Brigade at Gettysburg
• In Honor of Service: Scott W. Randall II
• Corn news mixed
• Grant gives lift to museum
• Union City, Ind., man hurt in crash
• Man injured in dirt bike accident
• All-hazards-alert radios available for those at risk
• RPD wants to shift money to car repairs
• Jobless rules change
• Festivals help area celebrate the Fourth
• Family remembers soldier
• Holiday offers fun, time for reflection
• VFW Post 1108 plans flea market
• Preble County honors past citizens
• Police continue search for suspect
• NAMI hosts annual picnic
• Centerstone employee Counselor of the Year
• Born on the Fourth of July
• Police: Suspect might have left town
• Celebrate the Fourth with neighbors
• Ohio teen waived to adult court
• Indiana delays vaccine policy changes
• Group sues to block school vouchers
• Conservation helps cause Indiana-American to seek water rate increase
• Court upholds conviction of drunken passenger
• Kentucky man faces drug charge
• City election field finalized
• Circle U receives $50K in tax credits
• We begin a new era today as the presidency of David Dawson begins. Take a moment and watch this short video -- the first of three -- introducing David to the greater EC community. Feel free to share your welcome messages for David here!
• Over the next few days, we will be recognizing the LEADOUT sponsors of Reid Ride. Today's featured sponsor: KICKS96! From their homepage, you can link to www.ReidRide.org and register to ride on July 23. A big thanks to our friends @KICKS96 and ALL
• Parades among weekend highlights
• Lawmakers boost aides' pay
• Centerstone plans new recovery center in Richmond
• Pump prices limit Fourth of July travel
• Woman, 61, accused of selling drugs
• Area private schools tout voucher program
• Richmond man shot in leg after party at Country Club Apartments
• The Museum will be closed Sunday & Monday July 3rd & 4th! Have a happy & safe holiday from the staff at WCHM!
• Award winner sets 'example' for community
• Fireworks injure nearly 9,000 in 2010
• Fireworks, festivals and other fun
• Prosecutor asks investigator for more witness interviews about sex offender's visit to Hagerstown school
• 26-year-old accused of burglary
• New laws take effect Friday
• Bullets strike Richmond house
• Coming Sunday
• 'P-I Live!' returns July 7 to WCTV
• It's time to register for Reid Ride! Register online and while you're there, check out this year's NEW ROUTE!
• Videos inside old Reid Hospital buildings spark concern
• Area Fireworks 2011
• Lawmakers will propose life jacket bill
• Salute to fallen soldier
• Meth lab found
• Fireworks dinner at Gaar House
• Bands sought for Battle of the Blues
• Agency collects food for drive
• Job program offered for teens
• Cambridge City revisits rich heritage
• Union High School grad wins top Indiana State scholarship
• Free legal help available
• 3 area girls enter National American Miss pageants
• Area Fireworks 2011
• Body recovered at Brookville Lake
• Wayne County commissioners cancel meeting
• Darke County deputies involved in standoff
• Lewisburg man dies in accident
• Coming Fall 2011... The new Reid Cancer Center! Stay tuned for updates. In the meantime, take a look at the virtual tour online, using the attached link.
• There are some good looking cars parked on the lawn at the Museum right now, stop by before 4pm and check them out! Free to view the cars and reduced admission to visit the museum today!
• Dangerous waters
• Don't let another Ind. child drown
• Ind. agencies unite to share water safety message
• High schoolers grab college credit
• Longtime children's doctor retires
• Northeast Ohio teen dies in Preble Co. crash
• Family gathering marks woman's 90th birthday
• Farm Notes
• Factory space for lease
• Divers search for man who jumped from boat
• 4 champions earn record bids
• Sirens will go off less often
• 3-year-old 'a natural showman'
• Reid plans new cancer center
• Business owners request barricade relief
• IU East ends associate degrees
• Former resident faces murder charge
• Music festival gets grant
• Jury finds father, son guilty
• Most House Hoosiers criticize Libya action
• Our apologies, we just noticed that the date on the website for the "Cruise-In" is incorrect. It should read June 26th from 1-4PM.
• Foundation honors 2 who give back
• Ham radio operators to demonstrate skills
• Health department seeks volunteers
• Intersections close for paving
• Man receives 50-year sentence
• Cow kicks 4-H'er, breaks leg
• Wayne County 4-H Fair schedule
• Scarecrow event honors longtime 4-H sponsor
• Woman sentenced to 10 years
• Center City receives $300K
• Check out the video everyone's talking about... see some familiar faces?
• Amish man faces charges of child solicitation
• Sanitary workers taken to Reid after chlorine spill
• Woman faces 3 felony charges
• Woman injured when buggy hit
• Stidham reflects on board service
• 'La Mancha' wins top honors at RCT awards
• 'A lot of good ideas'
• 25 suggest school policy revisions
• Former senator asks for restraint
• Wayne County 4-H Fair Schedule
• RFD group attends services
• Burn victim making progress
• $1.77M will help county repair bridge
• Downtown jazz concert still on schedule
• State legislators back Carbon Motors' bid for federal energy loan
• College questions can be answered Thursday night at fair
• RCS board member David Stidham caps his service with last meeting tonight
• City, county to explore savings at meeting tonight
• Fairview hopes to prevent crimes
• $300K sought for Center City
• WAYNE COUNTY 4-H FAIR SCHEDULE
• Richmond women face theft charges
• Grant to help military at Ivy Tech
• 'If I were Mayor ...' contest winners named
• Public invited to tour school
• Club attendance, service recognized
• Correction
• Former Wayne Co. resident pleads guilty in hit and run
• Encore Screening: 2011 Phantoscope High School Film Festival
• Centerville adds land for growth
• Today's Wayne County 4-H Fair schedule
• Union City plant earns state contract
• In Honor of Service: Adam Stoflet
• Dayton threat grounds flights
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Regiment trained in Richmond goes to battle
• Regiment trained in Richmond goes to battle
• Business owner donates her time to community
• $1.57M grants approved
• Pence seeks grass-roots mantle
• NAMI starting Connersville affiliate
• Father and son share a fair tradition
• Wayne County 4-H fair schedule
• Richmond woman to have 90th birthday open house
• Foundation on track to pump $300K into local efforts
• Organization seminar offered
• City seeks to extend road
• Breakthrough in Fonseca case?
• Tips to help enjoy the Wayne County 4-H Fair
• Man, 41, kills father
• RFD: Fire started in stove area; no one hurt
• INDOT: U.S. 40 should be ready by July 11
• Couple injured in I-70 accident
• Trial on hold for Randolph Co. man charged in parents' deaths
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fund established to aid burn victim
• Woman faces multiple charges after burglary
• Wayne County 4-H Fair starts today
• Eliason Road to close next week
• Challenge: 10,000 miles of hiking
• Area jobless rate worsens in May
• Partners join Third Grade Academy reading program
• Water gets new additive
• Bourff declines raise
• Randolph Southern school board votes in elementary principal
• Police: Teen says she was raped
• Former church leader sentenced
• Car found on fire was stolen
• Digital record system approved by Union County council
• Engineer retires after 22 years with city of Richmond
• Burn victim breathing on his own
• Request made for vaccine funds
• Drowning victim 'wanted to be a soldier'
• Party planned for Fountain City woman
• Episode of 'Got Talent' postponed
• RCS board meets today to evaluate superintendent
• Richmond woman gets 10 years for drugs
• Wayne County man accused of drug possession
• Sex offender gets 18 years in prison
• Burn victim undergoes second round of skin grafts
• 2 men break into Richmond gas station
• Wayne County 4H Fair 2011
• Today's HOT JOB! IS Network Analyst: Responsible for supporting projects, servers and clients primarily in Windows and Hyper V virtual server environments. Proficient w/Microsoft Infrastructure services incl. AD, DNS, DHCP, network design/implementa
• Garrison Elementary teacher will study in Africa
• City, county officials to meet
• Phase 1 will start in the fall at old Reid site
• Husband, wife injured in 2-vehicle accident
• Registered sex offender serves ice cream at school
• Lanes of Indiana 227 will be chip-sealed
• Eaton High School's annual event is Saturday
• Local man's survival minute to minute
• INDOT OKs event detour on Indiana 32
• Friends, Earlham has raised a total of $6,217.55 in contributions for the Tanohata Disaster Relief Fund, including $737.55 raised by our students. We have wired these funds to our partners in Japan. We thank all Earlhamites who participated in this initi
• In Honor of Service: Brian N. Robinson
• State modifies vaccine policy
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Woman writes account of war zone
• Condition remains critical for burn victim
• A family tradition of royalty
• Correction
• Farmer pays fish-kill penalty
• RCS board faces challenges
• Pence kicks off campaign
• Wernle plans memorial
• Flag Day honors Rosa
• Education from a new perspective
• Chemical burn victim still in critical condition
• 4-H Fair queen crowned
• Everyday People
• Trail completion in final stretch
• Gannett Foundation gives $5K to area
• While you're at City Fit today, stop by any Reid booth and sign up for a chance to win one of TWO $49 heart scans!
• Court to sentence human trafficker
• Ex-Wayne County sheriff to lead state excise police
• Burn victim still fights for his life
• For the Record
• Miami University considers 3.5 percent tuition hike
• Work on culvert will restrict lanes
• Man dies after I-70 'medical event'
• Randolph Central offers new school plan
• Retiring journalism teacher celebrates 25 years
• So you've heard of City Fit by now, but did you know 11 Reid departments will be there? Spreading the word about wellness, we've got Reid About Wellness heading up the City Fit Challenge, along with RPA, STOP, Diabetes & Nutrition, Smoking
• Today's HOT JOB: LPN - Must be licensed in the state of Indiana. Openings for Telemetry, Oncology, Med-Surg, Nursing Support, Pediatric & Internal Medicine, Wayne Family Health and Psychiatric Services. Please share this post...
• New partnership could house students at old Reid
• Mom: 'Zack would be dead' without supervisor's actions
• Information from area case helps feds smash child porn ring
• Test students earn perfect scores in word challenge
• Food giveaway is Monday
• 2 gave hope to animals
• Wayne County Foundation gives 26 grants
• Take the City Fit Challenge Saturday! Stop by the Challenge booth and make a one-year committment to a healthier lifestyle. We'll take your "before" picture and catch up with you at City Fit 2012! Watch for more details coming soon at city
• Drop in at City Fit this Saturday at Glen Miller Park! From 9 - 6, there will be free fitness activities and lots of great opportunities to connect and learn more about several Reid programs such as STOP, Reid Ride and the summer Sports Enhancement progr
• IU, Reid team for medical clerkships
• Some relief in sight as highs predicted to drop into 80s
• Former Wayne County sheriff opts not to run for Congress
• Richmond kicks off fitness event Saturday
• RCS board accepts roofing bid
• Nebraska fugitive arrested in Richmond
• 1,000 dead fish found at Middlefork Reservoir
• Crane needed for cemetery repairs in Liberty
• Barn destroyed after trash fire
• Richmond woman claims sexual battery
• Civil War sword returns home to Wayne County! Interesting story and the sword is in our Civil War display for you to see!
• An exciting announcement was made this morning that the IU School of Medicine will be expanding their teaching activities to include clinical rotations of 3rd and 4th year medical students at Reid Hospital. This collaboration includes the Reid Medical St
• Amp up your game with Reid Rehab Center's Sports Enhancement Program. There is still time to register, but call today. Program dates: 6/13 - 7/22. It's a comprehensive strength & conditioning program for male & female athletes, grades 7
• 3 injured in incidents
• Midwest Industrial Park enters Phase II
• Franklin County man drowns in private lake
• Head-on crash sends 1 to hospital
• Franklin County landfill burglarized
• Truck and tools stolen from Richmond business
• 'P-I Live!' hosts Cardinal Greenway leaders for Q&A
• Union County schools cut teaching jobs
• RCS school board will address staff reduction
• Listen to the Troy Derengowski Show on WHON Wednesday morning around 8:10. His guest will be Kelly Witter, Director of Women's Services. Kelly will talk about Shared Beginnings at Reid, offered through the Mother-Baby Care Center.
• Earlham bids a fond farewell to Jeff Rickey, vice president and dean of admissions and financial aid. Jeff ends his tenure at Earlham in July. All good wishes to Jeff, who will definitely be missed!!
• Piper Lewis checks in from Japan.
• SAVE THE DATE! The 3rd Reid Ride is Saturday, July 23. There's an exciting NEW route! Visit www.ReidRide.org to see the route, register or donate to help "Shoes for Kids.". Our goal is 600 riders!
• Splash pad opens today in Glen Miller Park
• School's out after 52 years for teacher
• Richmond council OKs help for developer of old Reid site
• Coca-Cola closing cuts 40 jobs
• U.S. 27 detours in Union County leave some motorists baffled
• Civil War sword returns home to Wayne County
• RHS grad signs contract extension with Indy Symphony
• Roadways to be chip-sealed
• Store robbed Monday night
• Union County receives 2 bids for courthouse repairs
• Reid's Volunteer of the Month is Jean Pugh. Jean has accumulated more than 400 service hours in the Volunteer office and as a Helping Hero on 5 East. Congratulations, Jean! Read more...
• Congratulations Lisa Romack - Ambassador of the Month! Read more about Lisa, pharmacy technician and Reid team member since 2003...
• More from photoblogger Elsa Haag.
• Union County graduate dies after race in Chicago
• 100+ tombstones damaged; 20 destroyed
• Permit wait delays wastewater fix at Really Cool Foods
• New exhibit costs $4.3M
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Area Civil War soldiers fought in critical battles
• 3 groups will give free lunches
• Hagerstown under boil water advisory
• In Honor of Service: Ben Hancock
• Creative leadership workshop offers new view
• Council revisits TIF district
• 'Bath salts' prove slippery for police
• How to handle a gap in employment
• Missing toddler's body found
• 2 area women celebrate 90th birthdays
• State police find meth lab in Richmond
• I&M says no to wind farms in area counties
• Man faces charge of child molesting
• Heavy agenda for Union County school board
• The Reid About Wellness beach baseballs were a hit with the kids at the RiverRats tonight. The heat made visions of beaches a good picture. Thanks to all who stopped by at the game!
• Lawsuits: Wernle staff negligent
• Olive Garden considers site in Richmond
• Coming Sunday: 5 reasons to pick up a copy of the Sunday P-I
• Help sought in infant search
• Film 'Scalene' shot in Richmond shown today in LA
• Community Wellness Hike celebrates National Trails Day
• Bids open for Union County courthouse floor
• Pet of the Week
• Are you going to the Richmond Riverrats game Saturday night? It's fireworks night, sponsored by Reid. Wellness Director Tajuan Stoker will be throwing out the first pitch and a trio of Reid folks - Dr. Gregory Woods / Reid Orthopedics, Larry Price /
• The Earlham Board of Trustees is meeting on campus this weekend. Welcome!
• CONGRATULATIONS... Tammy Conant is the latest winner of two tickets to see the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ballpark! Tammy and a guest will be enjoying tonight's game vs. the Dodgers. You can enter to win the next set of tickets for the 7/29 g
• Trail hires new leader
• 5 times the 'Pomp and Circumstance' this weekend
• Search for toddler continues
• Zumba trend is growing
• Free movies start off summer
• Man hit by crane remains in hospital
• Fairview School reunion is June 17
• 175 tons of trash collected in cleanup
• Rising junior Elsa Haag reports from Silver Spring, Maryland.
• Please take 5 minutes out of your busy schedule to watch some amazing local people share personal stories about breast cancer. Scan the code with your smartphone, or go to www.reidbravo.org. You'll be so glad you did!
• Toddler feared drowned in Whitewater River
• Suspect will be tried as an adult
• No charges will be filed in Wernle drowning case
• So you think you can chicken dance?
• RFD: Spark starts fire at Primex warehouse
• Part of crane falls, injures 2
• Police: Lawn mower injures girl
• Wayne County Council to ask FEMA for help
• 'P-I Live!' will discuss RiverRats today
• Indiana celebrates schools pushing healthy choices
• Rising senior Piper Lewis is from Seattle.
• Honda hiring 1,000
• Burglary suspect back in custody
• Drivers needed for Dot Foods
• Fans can call in about 'Rats
• Osborn global leaders visit city
• Wayne County Foundation recognizes 2 citizens for service
• Drowning 'a terrible accident'
• Farmer's market opens in village
• Police: No boating on highway
• More from rising senior Piper Lewis as she tours Japan.
• More from rising senior Piper Lewis as she tours Japan.
• Teen drowns in river
• Union County school board undergoing training
• Store burglars steal tobacco
• Banks: Avoid scam
• Legion group rides to honor veterans
• Lawsuit against area schools goes to appeals court
• 11 vie for Wayne County 4-H Fair queen
• Lincoln student seeks Miss Indiana Teen title
• Store burglars steal tobacco
• Delayed 'Hobbit' films get release dates, titles
• Congratulations to Karen Hobbs, Reid's Ambassador of the Year for 2010! All 12 monthly Ambassadors were eligible and Karen picked the winning game package at the recent Employee Appreciation event. Read more...
• GREAT NEWS!!! Thanks to all who either scheduled or walked in to donate blood Friday... the goal of 100 was achieved! Next blood drive: July 22. You can register now at www.DonorTime.com
• OUT OF OUR PAST: A tale of the 2 Jefferson Davises
• Services honor veterans today
• Vital Statistics
• In Honor of Service: Addison Coyle
• Destination: Deals
• Crunch time for crops
• Police: Gang may be behind crimes
• Remembering a son, honoring a Marine
• Roof falls in during blaze
• 4 arrested after robbery report
• State to regulate firewood
• Police probe truck stop death
• Mayor names director of sanitary district
• Many events are planned for Memorial Day
• All lanes open on Chester Blvd.
• 2 sentenced for sexual misconduct
• Wheel tax voted down 2 to 1
• Eaton man accused of sex crimes with minor
• Just a reminder that WCHM will be closed Sunday & Monday!
• Today's Blood Drive at Reid is off to a great start! Don't forget walk-ins are welcome. The CBC has extra staff here to accommodate. And you get an awesome Parrothead t-shirt, great snacks and a chance to win two wooden rockers. Stop in by 3:00
• Storm makes its mark
• Bridge opening delayed
• Judge OKs continued use of Jonestown memorial
• Water fun ready to begin at pools
• Area Memorial Day events planned for weekend
• 4 accused of auto parts theft
• Combined sewer overflow alert issued
• Congratulations to Vicki Badgley, Reid employee benefits specialist, who received the Louis Gibbs Memorial Award at the 23rd Annual Mentor Appreciation Luncheon for outstanding service and support to students at Richmond Community Schools! Vicki has been
• NWS: Winds, not tornado, caused damage
• Coming Sunday
• Police: 2 teens linked to robbery
• RCS chooses board member
• Honoring the fallen
• 2 men accused of burglary
• Area 9 recognizes Connersville man with top award
• 'P-I Live!' to discuss summer events
• Marine accused of firing at police could get deal
• Milestone gives lowest bid for U.S. 40 paving job
• Thanks for the great response to our plea for blood donors this Friday. We now have 81 registered! So close to the goal of 100... please share this with your FB friends!
• The Wayne County Historical Museum is participating in the Blue Star Museums program from Memorial Day thru Labor Day 2011!
• Preble County sees manufacturing, farming as future
• Storm leaves many without power
• Possible twister: 'Over in 20 seconds'
• North West Fifth Street bridge could open soon
• City closer to role in former Reid development
• Richmond schools board announces new member tonight
• Weekly farmers market will open Thursday in Liberty
• 'P-I Live!' to host Starr-Gennett, parks leaders
• Starr Academy presents 'Peter Pan'
• Possible smoke-free policy for Wayne County will be discussed
• Help us help Community Blood Center! The CBC experienced a cancelled mobile event and they need YOUR help. Reid is already having a blood drive Friday and we're trying to get even more donors to make up for the loss. CBC is sending extra staff and
• WCHM will be closed Sunday & Monday for Memorial Day to spend time with our families! HAVE A SAFE & HAPPY HOLIDAY! We will reopen Tuesday May 31st at 9:00AM.
• Rising senior Piper Lewis reports from Kyoto, Japan.
• Elementary principal chosen for top job at Randolph Southern
• Yokefellow Luncheon will honor Ichthys House founder
• Woman faces drug-dealing charges
• Suspect faces 4 felony counts
• Severe thunderstorm hits Whitewater Valley
• Luck of the draw
• Crop varieties can help area farmers
• Corn in jeopardy?
• Indiana 1 closes for culvert repair
• Fencing damaged in hit-and-run
• HOT JOB: Orthopedic Physician Assistant - Must have completed an accredited Physician Assistant Degree program. Must maintain BLS after initial training. Orthopedic experience is preferred. Apply online or forward to someone you know!
• Rick Duncan made a brief stop on his 24 hour walk during Relay for Life when he was distracted by a Batman-themed bra, created by Susanna Tanner. What did she create the "Dynamic Duo" for? Go to www.ReidBravo.org and find out!
• In Honor of Service: Adam Morris
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Local group goes after notorious raider
• Preble County group calls meeting to set economic development strategy
• Centerville schools honor top teacher for 2010-11
• Seton schools going digital
• Daniels' decision stuns
• Area GOP leaders disappointed by Daniels' decision
• Union County campers' survey begins
• Robbery suspect nabbed
• Ready to move on old Reid
• Preble Co. commissioners consider wheel tax
• Bennett era ends
• Perfect attendance award drawing on Monday
• Shelter gets a boost
• Youth in foster care share their likes, desires through art
• 3 high schools are winners at academic bowl
• 60 units offer independent, safe care
• 150 RHS upperclassmen to mentor 2011 freshmen class
• Richmond man shot
• Centerville proposes to annex farmland
• For the Record
• Hearing to discuss tuition increase
• Man shot in arm not pursuing case
• 2 members promoted in Wayne Co. Sheriff Dept.
• State attorney general wants to revisit entry ruling
• State jobless rate dips below national average
• Pet of the Week
• It's almost here... no I don't mean the weekend... I'm referring to "Where's Your Mummy" Day at the Wayne County Historical Museum on Saturday. There will be 4 baby camels for the kids to pet and bring your camera to get th
• Gas station owner: Robbery suspect made off with thousands
• No suspects identified in 3 robberies
• Medicaid clients can get care at Planned Parenthood through May
• Reid change impacts 180 workers
• Reeveston area to host yard sales
• Man reports shooting to RPD
• Salon, eatery set for Main Street in Richmond
• Water line blowout disrupts Connersville
• Hagerstown competes for Indy 500 Back Home Again contest
• Walk for a cure
• Wonderful article on WCHM's upcoming "Where's Your Mummy" Day this Saturday!
• Suspect in string of robberies arrested after another incident
• Brakes put on new tax
• Board quizzes candidates for RCS seat
• Dot Foods hiring 50+ truckers
• Wayne County youth programs to offer free summer meals
• Wanted: Help with economic strategy
• Open house Sunday for New Paris man's 90th birthday
• 1 west I-70 lane to close for new rest area work
• Indiana Supreme Court harassed after decision on police authority
• Thompson says he wants Pence's job
• 'P-I Live!' hosts Centerstone staff
• It's Employee Health & Fitness Day, a national day to encourage employees to get up and get moving. Take 15-20 minutes to focus on your health today by: • taking a 15 minute walk with a friend or by yourself • scheduling a massage &bul
• Inspired to help the needy
• Fireworks fundraiser starts with a bang
• Police: Man robbed, beaten
• Band Day competition leaves Delaware County Fair
• Suspect identified in robbery
• Sale, mental health topics on 'P-I Live!'
• Chamber: New tax a last resort
• Railroad crossing closes at depot
• Police: Mom says man texting teen
• Man accused of domestic battery
• Today's Baby Fair is a great opportunity to sign up for FREE childbirth classes and learn more about Shared Beginnings at Reid. Need a doctor? Tiffany Ridge from Reid Physician Associates is also on hand to match you with a family physician. All goi
• 2 men arrested, 1 sought in thefts
• Armed robber strikes
• Rushville woman faces fraud, drug charges
• Fundraiser, account set up for infant
• Prom dress in running for national award
• Sewing up the school year
• Coats: Obama right not to release bin Laden photos
• Public interviews for open RCS board seat are Wednesday
• Wheel tax debate resumes Wednesday night
• Richmond council approves fire department fees for ambulance runs
• HOT JOB: Information Systems - Network Analyst. Salaried position. Responsible for supporting projects, servers and clients primarily in Windows and Hyper V virtual server environments. Must be proficient with Microsoft Infrastructure services including
• Reid's first Baby Fair is TOMORROW! 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. in Lingle Hall... FREE admission! Over 20 vendors... great prizes, such as a 30 min. consultation with a registered dietitian from Reid's Diabetes & Nutrition Education Dept. Be sure you
• It's National Bike to Work Week and a perfect time to save the date for Reid Ride 2011... Saturday, July 23. Watch for more VERY exciting updates coming soon!
• In Honor of Service: Timothy C. Wooley II
• Vital Statistics
• State police seek Franklin County robbery suspect
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Captain writes about Civil War soldier's death
• Hit and run tial stays in Henry County
• Living with high water
• Richmond schools need repair funds
• All aboard for RCT
• Documentary features Test Middle School drummers
• Meth dealers cook up ways not to get caught
• Charter school officials: Misinformation abounds
• State police says danger increases with mobile labs
• P-I staffers capture first-place awards
• Meth facts
• Last 2 days to vote in contest
• Indiana toughens law on pharmacy purchases
• Church celebrates 105 years
• Card shower planned for Richmond woman's 100th birthday
• Ambulance debate resumes
• 911 funds run short
• Richmond-made car featured at speedway
• Cheers, confetti for commencement
• Eaton revs up for wheel tax
• Postal workers collect food for drive today
• Motel guest says he was robbed
• Man faces charge of reckless driving
• Teachers recognized for literacy training
• Concert tonight helps Hope House
• Habitat for Humanity breaks ground in Hagerstown
• Congratulations to Reid's Volunteer of the Month, Mary Wilmot. Mary is a familiar face in the Ginkgo Boutique. Read more about her dedication as a 5 year volunteer...
• Congratulations to Reid's Ambassador of the Month, Ryan Williams, RN in Reid's Emergency Department. Read more about Ryan...
• It's National Women's Health Week! Just a reminder... Reid offers Women's Health Day the 3rd Thursday each month. One easy appointment for all your annual exams - including a mammogram - plus you get a chair massage and goody bag, too! (7
• Jeffers buys MasterBrand property
• Brookville Lake holiday's a go
• Correction
• Union County Relay for Life is back in Liberty; 14 teams will walk
• Rose Hamilton picks writing winner
• IU East celebrates grads and 40th anniversary
• Railroad crossing closes for week
• Faculty and Staff cheer on the EC men's tennis team as they leave for the NCAA tournament! Congrats!!
• Join us in "The U" parking lot (G Street entrance near the AWC) today at 12:50 p.m. to cheer on Earlham's championship men's tennis team as they depart for the NCAA Div. III tournament in St. Louis!
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Deborah Wyatt, RN, Wound Healing Center. What inspired her to become a nurse? For seven years, Wyatt watched nurses care for her mother during a battle with cancer. “Nurses became my heroes. Their care and compa
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Ryan Williams, RN, Emergency. Last year, Ryan was appointed by Gov. Mitch Daniels to Indiana’s state-wide trauma system development committee. Ryan had this to share: “Being part of the state trauma care c
• Centerstone begins apartment construction
• Bates joining race for House
• Exhibition - Rural Material Culture: Selections from Indiana and Borders
• Economic challenges adding strain to mental health care
• Man passed out near park faces drug charge
• Strittmatter still making decision
• Wernle expands services for families
• Woman accused of forging employer's check to buy a car
• Charter schools discussion today
• Blood drive remembering student set for Friday
• 6 RCS board candidates to face debate-style interview
• Have you heard our nurses on the radio? They're doing a great job! One more opportunity... Thursday morning around 7:30, Tammy Carman and Teri Barley will be on the G101.3 morning show with @Rick Duncan. And thanks to our friends at G101.3 for havin
• Listen to Jessica Leigh today on G101.3... Nurisng Excellence Award winner Kelli Abshear will be on the air around 5:30 to talk about her career in nursing!
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Lindsay Lawrence, RN, Emergency. Lindsay shared: “Choosing to become a nurse is one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I chose nursing because I wanted to make a difference in the lives of others while
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Tammy Garland, RN, Patient Care Center. At 18, Tammy Garland found a job as a nurse assistant and realized almost at once that caring for people was her calling. “Knowing that every day I have the opportunity to
• Fishers businessman announces GOP run for Indiana governor
• Gov. Daniels signs bill to cut Planned Parenthood funds
• Daniels says he could beat Obama
• Stolen Reid Hospital computer raises concerns of ID theft
• Accident could have proven tragic
• 6 to vie for RCS board vacancy
• Charter school leaders to discuss views on 'P-I Live!'
• Too late for 2011-2012 school boundary changes in Union County
• U.S. District Court says no to Camden contract lawsuit
• Union County schools board OKs energy measures
• It's National Stroke Awareness Month! Listen to Talkback with Troy Derengowski on 930WHON Wed. around 8 a.m., when his guest will be Jeanette Thomas, Program Director of Heart Services. Jeanette will talk about stroke symptoms and Reid's new $4
• Listen to @Dave Snow today on G101.3... Nurisng Excellence Award winners Deborah Wyatt and Kelly Cline will be on the air around 12:15 to talk about their careers in nursing.
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Erinn Frech, RN, Patient Care Center. Since she was very young, Erinn has “just known” she wanted to take care of others, especially the elderly. Since 2008, she has practiced her calling administering out
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Kelly Cline, RN, Oncology. Kelly shared this about her experience as an oncology nurse: “Most rewarding is being able to make my patients feel better. It’s helping them get through the rough times of their
• Donnelly running for U.S. Senate
• Reid: Patient data not compromised in computer theft
• Work on former YMCA building will improve its chances for tax credits
• Accident closes North A Street
• I-70 accident reveals 2 stolen vehicles
• Sex offender might return to Wayne County
• TV stolen from appliance store
• Kids attend folk fest
• National Trail senior wins Opera Guild of Dayton competition
• Police: Man told child to take off his clothes in mall restroom
• KICKS96 will air an interview with Kelly Witter, Director of Women's Services, Tuesday morning around 8:50 during Angie & Buddha's Show. Kelly will be talking about Reid's first Baby Fair, coming up next Tuesday, May 17 here at Reid.
• Listen to G101.3 this afternoon during Jessica Leigh's show. Nursing Excellence Award winners Ryan Williams and Lindsay Lawrence will be on the air around 5:30 to talk about their careers in nursing.
• Meet Nursing Excellence Award winner Tammy Carman, LPN, Richmond Cardiology Associates. Sometimes unusual circumstances help guide your career path. During the Blizzard of ’78, a nurse at an area long-term care facility summoned her teen-aged daugh
• Meet Nursing Excellence Award winner Stephanie Burden, RN, 5 North. The RHS and Ivy Tech grad shared this about nursing: “Nursing in so many ways is a rewarding career,” Burden writes. “I’ve always loved working with people, espec
• Circus plans 2 performances in LIberty
• Cash sought for roads, recreation paths, beautification
• Submit your events for our calendars
• Bill puts pressure on health centers
• In Honor of Service: Dalton Milnes
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Many area Civil War soldiers wounded
• Community Action opening office in Liberty
• Vital Statistics
• YouTube adds 3,000 titles to video rental store
• Monumental women
• Card shower given for retired teacher's 99th birthday
• Friends take last collegiate step
• Degrees awarded to largest class
• For the Record
• Farm Notes
• 120 jobs could be created
• Calendar Requests
• Briefcase
• Making her own way as a mom
• Chase ends in Centerville
• Police: Unwanted guests sell drugs from resident's home
• For the Record
• Sheriff: Be vigilant for your own safety
• Local teen meets ex-Colts coach
• Board to discuss redistricting
• Honoring graduates
• RP&L crew helps after storm
• T-shirt design copied abroad
• Cappa named to state post
• 88,000 trees planted
• Congratulations to the Class of 2011! A reminder that Commencement is INDOORS this year. You need a ticket to get into the actual ceremony in Shuckman Performance Gymnasium, but it will be streamed free to other locations on campus or you can watch onlin
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Teri Barley. Teri's advice to aspiring nurses revolves around commitment and passion, and she offers a John Wooden quote: “You can’t live a perfect day without doing something for someone who will nev
• Meet Nursing Excellence award winner Kelli Abshear, RN, Mother-Baby Care Center. Kelli shared this: “The positive effects of nursing are far-reaching; the rewards are endless, especially at the end of a shift when I can leave feeling that the patie
• The theme of National Nurses Week (5/6 - 12) is "Trusted to Care." Please join us in congratulating these exceptional nurses selected as recipients of Nursing Excellence Awards for 2011. Over the next week, we will be highlighting 2 of these nu
• Pence not pensive any more
• Congressman announces plans to run for governor
• Northeastern hires new leader
• RCS picks its top teacher
• Damages hearing delayed in Bane case; no new date set
• City intersection reopened
• Man gets 13 years in prison
• State senator's 'Buy Local' proposal goes to governor's desk
• Water level might dampen events
• West-side BP closes; Ritter's remains open
• TAKE A STEP BACK IN TIME TO THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES. . . "Tales From the Civil War Departed" 1 - 5PM Saturday May 7, 2011 at Earlham Cemetery. Including re-enactments of a Civil War grave side service every hour starting at 1:30PM. Admissi
• It's nice to be featured on WHIO.com!
• Friday, May 6 is the first day of National Nurses Week. For the 6th year, we will be announcing Reid's Nursing Excellence honorees... 10 exceptional caregivers who were nominated by their peers for outstanding patient care. Check back tomorrow for a
• United Way says thanks
• Coming Sunday: Local mom has compelling story
• Pence appears set to enter race for governor
• Residents: Don't add wheel tax
• Union County tightening belt on cash reserves
• Winchester mayor edges political newcomer
• Music camp scholarship available from Altrusa Club
• Man shot during turkey hunting
• Submit your events for our calendars
• Political world left guessing on Daniels' 2012 presidential bid
• New chance to win Reds tickets! Reid Orthopedics is giving away two tickets to the Reds vs. Dodgers game, 6/3. Enter daily at G101.3.com by clicking on Reid About Sports daily trivia question.
• Congratulations to EC alum Chris Hardie on his successful run in yesterday's primary election. Chris will be on the slate in November's general election for an at-large seat on Richmond's Common Council.
• Unopposed candidates ready for fall
• Longtime council incumbents win
• Light turnout marks primary
• Glover, Hardie, Bennett win bids for council at-large
• Hutton, Goodwin to vie for mayor
• 2nd robbery suspect arrested
• Lake breaks water level record
• Judge accepts plea agreement in theft charge
• Documents: Another man sought in home invasion, rape
• Bolling speaks on issues facing Middle East
• Police: Victims won't cooperate
• Toddler dies after car hits light pole
• Former Indiana congressman touts U.S. intelligence
• Recycling expenses on regional waste board's agenda
• EDC thanks its partners
• Pence defers announcement about governor's race
• Time comes for public to give its input on wheel tax
• Agency offers free kids' support group, activities
• Area veterans, lawmakers react to death of bin Laden
• Richmond Common Council agrees to vacate street near courthouse
• Contrary to previous announcements, Commencement and Baccalaureate will now be held indoors at Shuckman Court. Tickets will be required (see your senior for tickets!) but additional viewing areas will be provided. Check the link for info.
• We want everyone to know that WCHM will be closed on Sunday May 8, 2011 for the celebration of Mother's Day!
• Congratulations to Ann Ball, shown with Rick Duncan. Ann won 2 tickets to the Red vs. Marlins game by playing along with Reid About Sports trivia, found on the home page of G1013.com. You can now enter to win 2 tickets to the Reds vs. Dodgers game on 6/3
• Congratulations to our men's tennis team, HCAC Conference champions, and to Adam Van Zee, named HCAC coach of the year!
• Taking care of business
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Civil War tales highlight of Saturday event
• Greens Fork skydiver helps set record
• Local schools react to passage of voucher bills
• In Honor of Service: Mark A. Minor
• Vital Statistics
• Stormy memories
• 'My Teacher Rocks' essay contest begins
• Teen faces trial as adult in home invasion case
• Tart and tasty
• Veterans will be honored today at Whitewater state park
• Richmond man receives honor for photograph
• Party chairs discuss primary
• Most property tax bills issued
• Learning with a taste of zest
• Richmond Common Council will consider street closure
• Try a sip of lemonade
• Daniels says he will sign bill defunding Planned Parenthood
• 'Raise the Roof' celebration today to update Seton fundraising goal
• Armed robbery suspect arrested
• Richmond man wanted on warrant surrenders to police
• Bridge project: Ready for the end
• RCS suspends, investigates teacher
• Police apprehend 2 fugitives
• Applications for board extended
• Police: Party could be link in beating
• Last class day of 2010-11! Now onto exams and Commencement next Saturday, May 7! Congrats Class of 2011!
• Check out this awesome photo sent to us by @Dave Snow after last night's downpour. It was a special night at Reid as we honored 154 employees at the 38th annual Emplyee Appreciation Dinner. We all admired this rainbow from the 2nd floor breezeway. M
• UC survey asking campers for ideas
• Decisions force dilemma for governor
• High winds whip area
• 4 students beaten with handgun during robbery
• Police request info on Bottle Shop robbery suspect
• DEA gives chance to dispose drugs
• Due to wet forecast, Lemonade Day starts today
• Combined sewer overflow alert issued
• New maps: Town's not in flood plain
• 2011 Events Flyer May thru July
• Coming May 17... Reid's first Baby Fair! This FREE event features over 20 booths with information to help you before, during and after your pregnancy. Click for more details...
• RCS considers 'anywhere' learning
• Primary election is program topic
• Man stabbed in foot during fight
• Man faces burglary charge
• State fines Ambassador Healthcare
• Ivy Tech renames online program
• Vote takes away funds for Planned Parenthood in Indiana
• Russian visitor sees vote centers
• House OKs Daniels' voucher bill
• 2 benefit motorcycle runs planned
• Friends, Here's a communique from the mayor of Tanohata detailing the damage there and thanking the Earlham community for its continued generosity.
• Party chairs, county clerk this week's guests on 'P-I Live!'
• Wet April delays area corn planting
• Police cruiser hits car at end of chase; family claims police used excessive force on suspect
• Daniels' eyes on presidency?
• Correction
• Richmond Moose Lodge gives sheriff's K9 unit $10,000
• RCS board will talk collective bargaining strategies
• Combined sewer alert issued
• Richmond parks department board to meet
• Closure of center lanes on Chester Boulevard extended
• Listen to Talkback with Troy Derengowski on 930 WHON at 8 a.m. Wed. morning. Lisa Suttle, Director of Psychiatric Services, will be on the air to talk about National Mental Health Month.
• Battle lines form on wheel tax
• 6th armed robbery 'similar'
• Woman plans to plead guilty in theft of list
• Gas prices top $4
• States' public pensions underfunded
• Early voter turnout 'wonderful'
• Sewer overflow alert issued
• Nominate a farm mom
• Man faces 2 felonies after high-speed chase
• Teacher merit pay bill heads to Daniels' desk
• Article by Earlham's Gary DeCoker on managing the crisis in Japan and lessons we can all learn. Gary did an AWESOME job juggling thousands of minute details and keeping everyone informed and remaining as accessible as possible. Well worth a read if
• Downtown eatery changes its name
• Cast your ballot
• Back in the games
• Teen soloist shines
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Men impacted by Civil War battles
• Swing king broke race barriers
• Local concert airs tonight, Tuesday
• High-speed chase rips through Wayne County
• Tiny school districts could face big cuts
• Flood maps changing in Union County
• I am not exactly the “happiest” person around.
• Democratic resurgence?
• Council at-large candidates speak out
• Early voting begins
• Sweet lemonade!
• Joining together for worship
• Tally: 1 week, 5 robberies
• Departing leader looks to future
• Senate expands District 27
• Rain leaves area bracing for floods
• RFD: Arson is blamed for fire
• Festival of the Arts seeking proposals for 2011
• Event aims to build advocacy for kids
• Council moves funds for repairs
• 'Trial of Goldilocks' presented by club
• National Road Alliance plans tour
• Only a few days left to register to win Reds tickets! Click on the link below for Reid Orthopedic's daily sports trivia question and enter to win tickets to the 4/30 Reds vs. Marlins game! Winner will be drawn Monday at 5pm and announced by Rick Dun
• Pence raises $282K
• Lugar backed by national GOP in primary challenge
• Murder 'still an open case'
• Indiana Senate OKs school vouchers
• Blaze destroys shed
• 6 historic homes available to tour
• April deluge might dampen holiday events
• FEMA denies ice storm help
• Police: Richmond man attending his mother's trial identified as suspect in theft case
• Literacy training starts Monday
• Hours of fun for the weekend: watch the College's real-time energy use. Charlie Peck says, "This is live data from the main electrical switch in the Earlham Hall electrical vault. The display refreshes every 60 seconds, grab your coffee and wat
• Wayne County sells off former home of Rural/Metro
• About $30K raised locally so far for 9/11 memorial
• Jury convicts cocaine dealer
• Indiana Senate Democrats upset by proposed 'anti-bolting' law
• Campaign finance deadlines missed
• Centerville grad to perform at commencement concert
• Police: Suspect in attempted robbery flees
• Richmond council at-large candidates will discuss city issues
• 5 academic teams qualify for state meet
• 97 teens inducted into National Honor Society
• FREE oral cancer screening event! 10 am - 2 pm, Fri., 4/29. No RSVP needed. Inpatient Rehab Gym, 2nd floor of Reid Hospital - follow the signs. Click below to see if you have any of the common warning signs...
• We're not done with rain yet
• RHS grad stabbed in California
• RCS superintendent's support of bill stuns union
• Democratic Richmond Common Council candidates on 'P-I Live!'
• 9,700 jobs added to Indiana's work force
• Former girls coach sues Franklin County school district
• 2 more stores robbed
• Shooting event will help JA
• BMV branches will be closed Good Friday
• Union County Council will discuss patching materials
• Boots returnng to Earlham
• Magazine publications spotlight county
• Preble County woman dies in vehicle crash
• Wayne County might share emergency radios with Union County
• Police seek clues in store robberies
• Fishing leads to 2 arrests
• Area could receive as much as 1.5 inches of rain, strong winds
• Manor Drive extension approved
• Murder suspect crashes off of I-70
• Man injured fighting fire
• In Honor of Service: Christopher Price
• Ivy Tech honors department chair
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 'Strong woman' served as Civil War nurse
• Softball event helps SIDS charity
• Local museum honors teen artists
• Richmond Common Council won't discuss billing of fire runs
• Indiana still smoking
• 'Just an outstanding lady'
• Carl Cook to succeed father as Cook Group CEO
• Social media help candidates share message
• Candidates discuss ambulance service
• Hair, Hutton battle for Dems' nomination
• New Paris man accused of starting airport fires
• Richmond's Democratic mayoral candidates at a glance
• Coming next week
• Richmond woman to mark 97th birthday Monday
• Richmond woman to mark 97th birthday Monday
• 2 months of prayer to begin
• RFD billing issue returns to council
• Home invasion suspect jailed
• Earlham president receives IU honor
• Digging deep down
• Motorcyclists can help buy police dog
• Young artists present work
• United Way beats campaign goal
• Ind. unemployment benefits extended
• County property tax statements arrive
• Public invited to transcultural simulation
• Woman stabbed at Ohio campground
• 9/11 VIDEO
• Time sure does fly <3
• Correction
• Credit card scam hits local eatery
• Learning from a legacy
• Historic building in Liberty might have new life
• Forum to address taking employees for granted
• Local man testifies at Statehouse on impact of road closures on businesses
• City cleanup begins
• Police: Pot found in vehicle on I-70
• Burglary suspect is still at large
• Update on the Tanohata area of Japan, hit hard by last month's earthquake and tsunami. Earlham has established a fund for relief in Tanohata, an area many Earlhamites remember fondly.
• Tanks very much for the cleanup
• Richmond Common Council questions ambulance plan
• Police: Burglary suspect on the loose despite joint law enforcement efforts
• Boehner wraps up his first 100 days as speaker with drama
• Area could have fewer politicians in Indianapolis
• RCS looking at teacher reductions through attrition
• U.S. 27 roadwork starts with ceremony
• Union County highway supervisor will keep her job during inquiry
• Gun shop wasn't inspected since 1995
• Eagle Scout ceremony Saturday for Hagerstown Boy Scout
• Make your reservations for this FREE seminar featuring physicians from Reid Joint & Spine Center, April 27 at the Olde Richmond Inn. Click below for full details and call today!
• Thursday's 'P-I Live!' to feature mayoral hopefuls
• Flags serve as Civil War rallying point
• Convicted drug dealer jailed for 3 years
• Police: 580 pot plants worth up to $600,000 found in Richmond home
• School board to discuss Third Grade Academy operation
• Man sentenced for sexual battery
• Home expo starts today
• Damages hearing in discrimination case set for next month
• Area man killed by fallen tree
• Listen to Talkback with Troy Derengowski on WHON Wednesday morning around 8:10. Krista Thornsberry, Director of Volunteer Services, will be on the air. It's National Volunteer Week. Krista will tell you more about Reid's wonderful volunteers an
• What do Richard Nixon, Elton Trueblood and Earlham College have in common? Find out at Earlham's Annual Research Conference on Saturday, April 16.
• Proposed redistricting maps draw response
• Richmond council reopens ambulance question
• RHS grad earns teaching award
• Police: Man stole from mother
• Darke County man seriously injured in stabbing
• Pflum's district redrawn
• IU East adding 2 degrees
• Ohio man's body recovered from Brookville Lake
• Curb work begins today along Chester Boulevard
• Free sports clinic, swimming planned by YMCA
• Nothing slows down EC's extraordinary Landrum Bolling!
• Congratulations Doug Gabbard, Reid's Volunteer of the Month for April. Read more about Doug's service as a volunteer...
• Congratulations to Reid's April Ambassador of the Month: Barb Wood, Patient Financial Services office manager. Read Barb's story...
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Brothers survive Civil War battles
• In Honor of Service: Scott Humphries
• Homeschool Hour April 19 at Eaton library
• Football legend will speak
• Contestants, vendors sought for Liberty BBQ contest
• Area 9 moving to city's far-east side
• Record high temperature set Sunday
• Pence unlikely to back budget
• Vital Statistics
• Meet GOP candidates for Council District 6
• City salutes memorial
• Trustees to meet on Wednesday
• Open house planned to celebrate Economy woman's 90th birthday
• Early sign up for 5K is Wednesday
• School board to talk boundaries
• 10,000 escorts
• Principal: Grant money to buy iPads or laptops for all 550 students
• Correction
• Contamination at Springwood
• In 1911 Harry Knight drove a Westcott in the first Indianapolis 500. He crashed around lap 90 (may have been running 3rd!)while avoiding a mechanic who was thrown from a car. He was credited with saving his life. This year is the 100th anniversary of the
• Minority Health Month offers events
• Today's Project 9/11 ceremony, visit moved to 12:30 p.m.
• Although he doesn't carry a basketball, 97-year-old former Earlham College president, current policy adviser Landrum Bolling is still a GLOBETROTTER
• 2 more arrests in deadly robbery
• Fewer Lilly scholarships awarded as tuition rises
• Author to sign copies of new books
• Ex-firefighter arrested in arson
• Area artists featured in Indianapolis hotel
• Ivy Tech to host April 30 car show
• 2 IU East professors receive awards
• Great coverage on front page of today's Palladium-Item about Reid's Top 100 recognition.
• Thousands expected for 9/11 ceremony
• Reid celebrates award
• Tax hike nearly triples road revenues in Union County
• Annual Platinum Prom returns next weekend
• Police say stolen goods found in van
• Indiana health officials to discuss bovine TB
• Alert woman's report leads to man's arrest
• Storm windows to be installed at Union County Courthouse, jail building
• School places 2nd in Guinness World Records contest
• Gorge cleanup set for Saturday
• Soleado, con un posibilidad de nieve
• Coming Sunday
• To tax or not to tax
• Property owners: Tax bills are in the mail
• Legislative forum 8 a.m. Friday at IU East
• Caps create hurdles for towns, schools
• Youth wanted for 2-year mayor's advisory council post
• Fifth-grader goes to state science fair
• SWAT team brought in to arrest man
• Clubs receive honor
• At 1:47 PM today please pause to honor those that were lost, and all those who responded to the Richmond Indiana Explosion on April 6, 1968.
• Hoosier Republicans back broad changes to Medicare, Medicaid
• GOP District 6 council candidates to join 'P-I Live!'
• Fighting crime at home
• Bomb scare fizzles
• Routine traffic stop leads to arrest
• Police focus on DUI and seatbelt violations
• 3 with Connersville ties arrested on drug charges
• Randolph County officials: Factory smell won't be a problem
• 4 area state lawmakers invited to attend forum
• 1968: 41 lost in Richmond
• The Chronicle of Higher Education asked noted scholar Henry Louis Gates to comment on the legacy of Manning Marable '71, who passed away last week just before the publication of his long-awaited "Malcolm X: A Life of Reinvention." (Paywall
• Men 40+ mark your calendar: Wed., April 20 FREE PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING. 6 - 7:30 p.m. at the Wayne Co. Health Dept., 203 E. Main Richmond. To schedule your screening, call Pam, (765) 983-3344.
• Men 40+... mark your calendar for Wed., April 20: FREE PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING. 6 - 7:30 p.m. at the Wayne Co. Health Dept., 203 E. Main, Richmond. To schedule your screening, call Pam at (765) 983-3344.
• Special prosecutor: Hold off on any action against highway supervisor
• First-grader walks fashion week events
• Union County leaders plan shared meeting
• Part of Wayne County commissioners meeting will be at health department
• Wayne County Council considers adding wheel tax
• Richmond Common Council: More research needed on ambulance ordinances
• Area gets soaked
• Indiana University will confer an honorary degree on Earlham President Doug Bennett at the IU East commencement ceremonies on May 13. Bennett is being honored for, among other things, his "strong commitment to the college's role in the local co
• President Doug Bennett offers this remembrance of Manning Marable '71, who passed away last week.
• Earlham grad, Malcolm X scholar dies
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Couple, 2 sons serve with distinction
• In Honor of Service: Jacob Moran
• Outdoor skills session offered for women
• RCS plans kindergarten registration
• National Trail leader to retire
• Chester Boulevard construction moves into final stages
• According to Gunty Atkins, WCHM Board Member: "Frame is down to nothing. If anyone knows a good body person contact the museum. This Wednesday instead of working on the Pilot, we will be meeting at the museum to prepare a Westcott for the 100 year
• The 1922 Pilot Speedster is the 19th car in the museum's collection and is the 9th Richmond built car in our collection. A group of volunteering car enthusiasts are currently meeting every Wednesday to work on the restoration. If you would like to s
• Long Way Home
• Primary candidates for council discuss issues
• 9/11 relics coming
• Partnership offers swim program
• Ghyslain opens Kentucky store
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• Birthday wishes sought for longtime Alcoa employee
• 2 ordinances would change billing for RFD ambulance runs
• Farmer's condition upgraded
• Pet of the Week
• For the Record
• Eaton woman accused of drug possession
• 1611 King James Bible on display
• Clean water efforts recognized
• Banding for Butler
• Community rallies behind Howard's family to send 10 to Final Four
• Farmer badly injured
• RPD testing begins in May for candidates
• East-side Domino's Pizza closes doors
• Scholars announced
• Pence: 'It's time to pick a fight with Democrats'
• Life Award given to Wayne County Indiana State Trooper
• Man loses garage, car and motorcycle in fire
• 2 die in plane crash in Kentucky
• Rural areas rank low in health records
• LET YOUR INNER HILLBILLY FREE.
• Are you at risk for a stroke, aneurysm or PAD? Next in a series of wellness opportunities, Reid is now offering a package of 3 vascualr screenings for just $49! Click below for more information and call TODAY to schedule your screening!
• Earlham picks new leader
• Coming Sunday
• Applications due April 29 for RCS seat
• House passes state budget
• Northeastern students can register for kindergarten April 21
• No access to South West Fifth from National Road West starting next week
• West-side Pizza Hut goes out of business
• Livestock show, sale scheduled at fairgrounds
• Hamilton: Holes still in terrorism defense
• Disability Awareness Month slogan contest has 2 local winners
• 5 arrested in Preble County
• TODAY is National Doctor's Day! Please join us in thanking our physicians on this special day.
• Program helps unmask culture
• Police: Man flees before crash
• RPD: Abandoned car leads to burglary suspect
• Men face charges after alleged incident on Eaton school property
• Absentee voting begins Monday for Richmond primary
• Reid selected for 100 Top Hospitals list
• Democrats request 500-plus amendments
• RCS board to finalize plans for filling seat
• 'P-I Live!' will feature Richmond candidates
• Listen to Troy Derengowski on WHON Wed. morning. His guest will be Duane Dancer, Reid Occupational Therapy Assistant. Duane will be on at 8:10 a.m. talking about National Occupational Therapy Month (April).
• Exciting things are happening at the Wayne County Historical Museum.
• TONIGHT! Electrophysiologist, Dr. Vuy Li and Cardiologist, Dr. Allen Joseph are offering a FREE presentation at the New Castle - Henry County Public Library. Click below for more details...
• STUDENT CELEBRATION FOR DOUG: To all students - come say farewell to President Doug Bennett with dessert and fun! Come when you can. When: Thurs., March 31, 7 – 8:30 p.m. Where: Orchard Room, Runyan Center. Contact: Hannah Hale Leifheit
• Rose garden seeks time and money
• Annual Rural Urban banquet is April 9
• Richmond women warmly remembered
• More exhibit space will be available soon for Wayne County Historical Museum
• Local officials pleased to hear about dialogue, deals
• House Democrats return
• RFD: 'Set fire' harms garage
• Promoting innovation, Centerville school wants to attempt a Guinness record
• Indiana 1 will close between I-70 and Indiana 38 for week
• Great news to start our Monday! We are honored to be on this list of great hospitals!
• Congratulations Ken Burcham, Volunteer of the Month. Read more...
• Congratulations to our Ambassador of the Month: Scott Jackson, Reid security officer. Read more...
• In Honor of Service: Nicole DeVito
• Proposed plant draws concerns
• Mom, daughter killed on I-70
• One great example
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Newspapers told the stories
• Judge appoints prosecutor to review Union County audit
• Seniors leaving door open to employment
• RCS: Goal is 90%
• I-70 crash ties up eastbound traffic
• RHS Devilettes win Ohio IPA regional championship
• Briefcase
• Before the interview: Do your research
• Pink PJ Party to help cancer foundation
• National Old Trails DAR chapter announces Good Citizen winner
• Farm Notes
• Clubs partner with RCS in summer school
• Earlham seeks donations for Japan relief
• Library director retiring after 25 years on job
• Jobless rates dip slightly
• Prosecutor resigns over email to Wis. governor
• Correction
• Woman pleads guilty to health care fraud, ordered to repay $102,012
• Pence says 'seriously considering' governorship
• Sheriff: Intruders wore masks
• Town council will meet on Monday evening
• Police: Man in wheelchair robbed
• 700 hours of 'sweat equity'
• Principal: Hagerstown Elementary student scores have reached ceiling
• Really Cool Foods eager to expand
• Police: 2 men with gun rob KFC
• Student Transit names new director
• Rolls-Royce, GE to continue engine
• Richmond woman's theft trial set for August
• Legislative boundaries hearing on Saturday
• Nettle Creek approves changes to elementary school restructuring
• RCS will finalize its plans to fill seat
• End of grease problem with Really Cool Foods might be in sight
• Coming Sunday
• 3rd family member pleads guilty in Franklin County
• Police: Phone scam offers computer help
• Man charged with child molestation
• Parallax makes $50K loan payment
• Great-great grandmother's 90th birthday celebration is Saturday
• 3 burglaries under investigation in Richmond
• Friends, Earlham has set up a relief fund for our friends in Tanohata, Japan, an area where the College has had a long relationship. We encourage Earlhamites to visit the page and consider directing their support to a region that has a significant impact
• You have purty teeth.
• Today is Diabetes Alert Day. 25.8 million children and adults have diabetes, that is 8.3% of the population. There are another 7 million people who are undiagnosed and 79 million who have prediabetes. Approximately 2 million new cases of diabetes were
• One week from today: Free presentation by Cardiologist, Dr. Allen Joseph and Electrophysiologist, Dr. Vuy Li. Click below for details...
• The author of this interesting op-ed, Ian Miller, is an Earlhamite. Class of '92.
• Union County will lose $533K
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Butternuts storm Centerville streets
• Vital Statistics
• National Trail offers meeting on finances
• In Honor of Service: Matt Berger
• Union County superintendent plans town hall gathering
• Hagerstown kindergarten registration starts April 12
• Sewer officials hope for answers
• Correction
• Area Japanese companies await impact
• Schools tackle bullying
• Students raising funds for K9s
• Richmond resident will celebrate her 102nd birthday Wednesday
• Indiana Farm Service Agency director to visit
• Funding switch would keep 2 probation officers
• Bids will be opened for repairs at Nine Mile Road
• Legislators need to stop fighting, find solutions
• Job hunting doesn't have to be expensive
• City wants CSX railroad property
• Briefcase
• Prospect of long GOP rule fuels boycott
• Sen. Paul: 'I see a lot of cuts coming'
• New Cambridge City library opens Sunday
• Police: 150 pot plants found in residence
• Police, firefighters respond to downtown call
• Wayne County Extension Office hours change
• Wanted: Seniors who need to be recognized
• Indiana 38 to close for repairs
• 3 RHS students travel to D.C. for business professionals conference
• 'Green Cleaning Workshop' is March 26
• ——-*SPRING BREAK 2011——*
• Dream Keepers Dance promotes disability awareness
• Dot Foods donates $1,500 to Cambridge City Fire Department
• 2 area high school percussion ensembles head to state finals
• RHS grad wins new scholarship
• Indiana Senate takes charge on state budget
• Oil spill cleanup moves ahead
• INDOT scholarships available to students
• Habitual traffic offender accused of violation
• Students select teachers for honors; local school wins math bowl
• Teenager asks for bond reduction
• States consider downsizing
• EC presidential decision nears
• 1 issue remains in boycott
• Police: Cigarettes taken from Low Bob's
• Sobriety checkpoint leads to 11 arrests
• Electrical short causes fire, says RFD official
• Family travels to conference to connect with Overbeck creations
• Indiana State Police add 4 officers to district
• Reader's Digest offers 2nd online contest
• Judge dismisses couple's drug charges
• March Madness, with a video
• Child's death investigated
• State attorney general issues scam alert
• Politics on tap for live chat
• Training fire a valuable tool for RFD
• IU East master's degree clears hurdle
• Foundation accepting award nominations
• Randolph County commissioners pull promised funds from YMCA
• Question lawmakers during Friday forum
• Residents criticize boundary options
• Union County schools board OKs increased energy efficiency
• Listen to the Troy Derengowski Show on WHON Wednesday morning. Jeanette Thomas, Director of Heart Services, will be on the air at 8:10 a.m. to talk about National Pulmonary Rehab Week.
• Coon hunters plan 3 events to help family of late member
• Daniels requests disaster relief for area counties
• Drug charge dropped
• Salad buffet marks church group's 40th anniversary
• Grade level shuffle
• Police: Man tried to flee
• Cambridge City firefighters will be ringing doorbells
• Witness: Plane inverted before crash
• Pieces of history passing through
• Boycott has GOP looking for options
• Jenna Kopke, Class of 2011, returns to the Armando Rosenberg Home and School in Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic with a group of New Jersey Rotary Club members. A psychology major at Earlham, Jenna “will interview staff and children, watch t
• TONIGHT: Health Careers Camp Information Session! 7 p.m. - Lingle Auditorium - lower level, Reid Hospital. Click on the link for more info about this FREE summer camp.
• The 1922 Pilot Speedster is the 19th car in the museum's collection and is the 9th Richmond built car in our collection. A group of volunteering car enthusiasts are currently meeting every Wednesday to work on the restoration. If you would like to s
• In Honor of Service: Jeremy J. Yoshimoto
• Governor joins in the skewering at D.C. press dinner
• Daniels keeps focus on fiscal issues
• State GOP taking wide swipe at unions
• RSO should bring back soloist
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Beware of Copperheads!
• White's top deputy quits post
• UC school board takes energy-saving steps
• Alternative energy class sponsors recycling drive
• Suspicious home fire under investigation
• Struggling for dollars
• Sold! To help kids
• References: work relationships
• Paydar talks everything IU East
• Grants are 'in bag' for area groups
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• 2 health positions to be discussed at Union County meeting
• Birthday open house planned for Fountain City resident
• Man wants statement to police thrown out
• Man charged with threatening officers
• Man charged with drugs
• James McFarland Jr. arrested, again
• Arrest of teens follows employees' description of car
• Questionnaire to help health care exchange
• ISTEP leak frustrates area educators
• 10 Earlham students safe in Japan
• Don't forget the 2011 Spring Speaker Series continues this Sunday, Mar. 13th at 2. This week's speaker is: Duane Reed and his topic is Graveyards of Wayne County. Duane is the President of the Wayne Co. Genealogical Society. Free to Museum
• Sorry for the delay in posting, folks. A lot going on here today! All Earlham students in Japan are okay.
• Today's HOT JOB: Orthopedic Physician Asst. (PA-C). Responsibilities include: patient histories, pre-/post-surgical patient mgmt., phys. exams, ordering/interpreting lab tests & radiological studies, diagnosis, participation in quality improveme
• Mom pushes for lake call box
• Correction
• Area jobless rates up
• Unmoved, unresolved
• Report: CIS helps prevent dropouts
• Wayne County Extension Homemakers offer $400 scholarship
• Free diabetes testing at Meijer on Saturday
• Village celebrates 175th anniversary on Sunday
• NAMI sponsors a course for families
• Basketball and Tennis news
• Lawsuit heads to federal court
• Indiana boycott continues; unions rally
• RCS offers up to $130K for academy
• Man faces charges after cocaine found
• Man receives 5 years after plea agreement
• Man accused of 5 counts of rape of a child
• Essay winners named by National Old Trails D.A.R. chapter
• CIT offers strategies when dealing with mentally ill
• Winchester man accused of DUI and drug possession
• Life of Christmon to be honored at banquet
• Audit makes accusations
• 2 fires: 1 smoky, 1 suspicious
• 10-year tax abatement approved for B&F Plastics
• 'P-I Live!' to spotlight IU East and city's Roller Derby team
• Ohio governor's speech offers energy but few details
• High praise for RCS
• Dems not expected to return today
• Indiana Sheriff's Association looking for members
• Gannett brand is digital-centered
• Bids rejected due to confusion
• It's National Sleep Awareness Week! Kevin Hurlburt, Reid's Sleep Lab Coordinator, recommends this article. If you are concerned you may have a sleep disorder, call the Sleep Lab at (765) 983-7966 to discuss the benefits of a personal sleep stud
• Richmond gets state's highest water award
• Bridge changes considered
• EDC OKs grants
• Donate to Goodwill, earn coupons to shop at Elder-Beerman
• Old Reid project moves forward
• House Democrats will stay away for 'as long as it takes'
• Gas prices about more than just oil
• County cleans up from flooding
• Teen featured on national TV program
• Teachers grill lawmakers
• Speaker returns to city she was named for
• Roads reopen after flooding dangers decrease
• RCS group to meet state schools chief
• In Honor of Service: Travis Cox
• Minister, businessman will give luncheon talk
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 8-year-old was youngest soldier in war
• Online incivility could threaten anonymous comments
• Fighting crime 1 step at a time
• Wayne County crossword puzzle competition is Tuesday
• Hey, bidder, bidder
• Future of old Reid debated
• Family Game Day planned for today
• How powerful are government workers?
• Woman celebrating 102nd birthday
• Good impression
• Rain closes roads
• More digs ahead
• RCS leaders addressing literacy issues
• 130 art pieces to be auctioned today
• Ohio trucker dies from injuries in collision
• Offender receives 40-plus years
• Sanitary district issues sewer overflow alert
• Pflum backs Dems
• Buy Girl Scout cookies via smart phone app
• It's about the beat
• Home invasion leads to 70-year sentence
• Boehner: House might go to court to defend federal law against gay marriage
• 10-year loan helps local tooling company
• Let me guess what you think of when you hear…Lotion Convention??
• Bailey lecturer has a unique relationship with Richmond.
• P-I Media Group announces local advertising relationship with Yahoo!
• Downtown deli changes hands
• Richmond man gets 20 years in child porn case
• 80 isn't enough to keep baker from daily bread
• Students still missing shots
• Wayne County Extension director introduced
• Residents encouraged to report damage from storms
• Man accused of dealing marijuana
• Fountain City man gets 5 years in prison
• NATIONALS, here they come
• Jay Roberts talks to the local paper in Wanganui, New Zealand about the Earlham program and moving it from Christchurch in the aftermath of the earthquake.
• BOGO special in the Cafe at Twelve Hundred: Buy one smoothie - get one FREE all day every Thursday! Have you tried the "Elvis"?
• Check out the Reid Red Dress Ball from last weekend. The Kuhlman Center's never looked better!
• Attention student athletes: Sports Enhancement Program, June 13 - July 22. Take your performance to the next level! Enhance your speed, power, vertical jump, strength, agility and endurance. Contests are won by a fraction of an inch or a hundredth of a s
• Museum offers lecture series
• Judge: No arrest warrants
• Chef has plans for former Skyline Chili site
• Department vehicles will be updated
• Police: Man molested 5-year-old
• Sheriff signs contract
• State lawmakers move a little closer to reunion
• Sentencing today for Fountain City man
• Host families sought for summer visits by teens from Europe
• RCS leadership to speak on 'P-I Live!'
• Mat Johnson, Class of '94 is the author of the new book "Pym." The book is excerpted at NPR.
• 2011 Spring Gift Shop
• Look for us on page 104 of the March/April 2011 edition of Midwest Living magazine! Thank you Kristen Grayson for your recommendation!!!
• Women accused of theft
• School leaders will take questions Thursday on 'P-I Live!'
• Voucher bill amendment might be sign of progress
• Abilities emphasized in book displays
• Richmond revolving loan fund to consider request
• Poker tournament will raise funds for cure
• Luncheon benefits Women's Fund
• Richmond native dies in S.C. crash
• Sign up for safety education
• Moving On Up
• To all of our Step Up to the Challenge teams... keep up the good work! What a great example of "walking the talk" - you are all great ambassadors of wellness for our community!
• Earlham professor knows Gadhafi's coldness firsthand
• Indiana House Dems stretch boycott into 2nd week
• Teacher deals await state funding decision
• High water closes area roads
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!
• 'Healing art' sought for tranquil healthcare setting
• Local pastor to speak at Yokefellow luncheon
• 5 men arrested on drug charges
• you take approximately 7 minutes of your time to possibly win a $50 gift certificate from Amazon.com? By taking this short survey, you would be helping WCHM to serve YOU better! PLEASE HELP US OUT. . .
• Safely back on the North Island, here's the latest from Jay Roberts in New Zealand.
• In Honor of Service: Jonathan E. McCashland
• Correction
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Wayne County Election Board will meet Thursday
• Economist to speak at barbecue
• Preble County conservation district selling tree seedlings
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Confusion of war
• Indiana governor draws spotlight, presidential support
• Richmond Water Rescue team hopes to save lives with new equipment
• Gorge trail to grow
• Third-grade rigors
• Resume craftmanship
• Sustaining Earth
• Spending debate shows delegation's priorities
• Earlham continues presidential search
• Investigation continues on domestic dispute
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Clinic available for RCS students in need of immunization shots
• City native to conduct at Indianapolis Symphony
• Academy plans no changes
• Indianapolis man victim of plane crash
• Boycott: No end in sight
• Area digs out yet again
• Pet of the Week
• Free pancakes help raise money for kids
• RPD hosting 20th Citizen Police Academy
• Officials seek over $1,800 in cell phone calls
• Rate hike topic of Duke hearings
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Vital Statistics
• Yesterday, Reid Hospital had a celebration in the Outpatient Care Center to mark the recent recognition of our cardiac surgery program. Check it out!
• Red Dress Ball tomorrow... hooray for valet parking! No need to wear snow boots with your red dress!
• Clues sought in local fatal plane crash
• Farmer describes accident scene
• Library will help with buying, selling prom dresses
• House Dems staying away
• Boys Bball and ME:)
• Woman says she saw abject poverty, armed police in Egypt
• Wayne County zoning appeals board meeting canceled
• RHS players present 'The Sound of Music'
• Preble County Extension to host 4-H family night
• Parents charged with neglect
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Join us today from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. as we celebrate the 3-star rating received by our heart surgery team! Refreshments will be served in the main lobby.
• Small plane crashes in field near Connersville
• Meeting set to discuss Union County highway workers' misconduct allegations
• Cope Environmental Center leadership to discuss mission
• Pflum: Indiana Democrats 'did the right thing'
• No charges filed in dog's death
• Principal offers plan for improvement at RHS
• Democrats make their demands
• From Jay Roberts in NZ: "Thanks to all for prayers and well wishes. We are leaving Christchurch Fri pm for the North Island. No power, no water-- things are pretty rough but we are all OK and many have it far worse. Heartsick for this city and its r
• Single G association plans Pacers game outing
• Richmond Common Council approves 10-year tax abatement
• Day of Caring brunch raises money for hungry and homeless
• Time for high school students to plan for the FREE Health Careers Camp this summer. There is an information session 3/14 and a convenient online application. Sponsored by Reid Hospital, IU East and Ivy Tech.
• Representative fields questions from protesters, supporters
• RP&L lowers expenses in 2010
• Readers ask: What's going on here?
• Pence: No firm timeline for decision to run for governor
• Accidental shooting death will not lead to charges
• Arrest gives clues in 5 robberies
• Council wants fire billing data
• Boycott kills anti-labor bill
• Man arrested on warrant for burglary
• Charges in bar stabbing case dropped
• TODAY IS THE LAST DAY to register for the Red Dress Ball! Click here to register online...no tickets will be sold at the door. See you Saturday!
• Free help available at library, senior center for taxing project
• Chamber settles in new digs
• Conference center director will speak at Yokefellow luncheon
• Free lunch planned for those working with kids
• Principal considers changes
• Eatery pulls billboards with cult references
• Items sought for Women's Day celebraton
• Oil released into Clear Creek
• Man kills 'vicious' dog
• Congressman plans Richmond visits today
• Dave Snow, G101.3 DJ, gets a Reid heart scan and cholesterol check. Its fast, easy, and the heart scan is now only $49! Call Central Scheduling at (765) 983-3358 to schedule yours today!
• Today's HOT JOB: Medical Technician - General Lab. Performs high and moderate complexity lab procedures to provide information for diagnosing and combating disease. Board certified as a medical laboratory technician. Complete details online.
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 3 generals hailed from Wayne County
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Union County commissioners seek consistency in poor relief
• In Honor of Service: Jerry Powell
• Louis Armstrong: Jazz ambassador to the world
• Library makes its move
• Vital Statistics
• Boehner in a bind
• Bush to be honorary chair of First Tee
• RCT scores a major success with 'All My Sons'
• Crime and joblessness
• Earlham presidential search narrows to 4
• Eaton students fare well in Preble County Geography Bee
• FAFSA help at Ivy Tech starts today
• Richmond Common Council meets Tuesday
• Red Dress Ball ticket deadline is Tuesday
• RHS grad testifies in D.C.
• With layoffs comes emotional stress
• Card shower planned for 90th birthday of Richmond teacher, author
• Education focus of forum
• Crash ends by river
• Severe weather spotter training offered
• Pence plan to block funds passes House
• Operation Pull Over Blitz 66 starts March 4
• Mayor, Democrat challenger differ on state of Richmond
• Man charged with hauling pot in truck
• Man arrested on weapon charge
• Major-party slates final; primary will have 4 contested races
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Last few days to register for the Red Dress Ball! Register online by Tuesday. No tickets will be sold at the door!
• Union County sheriff's residency questioned
• Pence will make 2 Tuesday stops in Richmond
• Gun discovery turns deadly
• Kickoff for Kids
• 18-year-old charged with possession of child pornography
• A day after posting bond, Richmond man back in jail
• Zumbathon to promote healthy hearts
• Book sale starts today at Eaton library
• New nursing degree approved at IU East
• Richmond Common Council seat filings increase by 2
• ***IUE BOYS BASKETBALL SENIOR NIGHT***
• A quick tour around campus with The Brimleys as they delivered singing Valentines!
• Have you explored the new College website yet? Earlham's new site went live this morning. Explore a bit -- and if you find any broken links or confusing areas please send the web team your comments using the Website Feedback link found at the bottom
• Last few days to register for the Red Dress Ball! Register online by Tuesday. No tickets will be sold at the door!
• Congratulations to Bill Gross, Reid's Volunteer of the Month for February. Bill went above and beyond during the recent weather emergency. Read more...
• Congratulations to Jennifer Torbeck, Reid's Ambassador of the Month for February. Jennifer is a Mother-Baby Care Center clerk and a Reid team member since 1982. Read more about Jennifer...
• Reid receives top heart surgery rating
• Help with their heat
• Knollman testifies he'd use marijuana for M.S. pain
• Bane drops 2 suits as part of settlement
• Silfex partners with career technology center
• Rehabilitaton services focus of live online/TV chat
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Union County EMA board to discuss combining positions
• Boundary changes considered for Union County schools
• For non-urgent health needs, visit the walk-in clinic! Convenient Care Center treats all ages. No appointment needed and an average in and out time of one hour. Click on the image below for location and hours.
• In Honor of Service: Kaleb T. Jones
• 'Buy local' moves to full Senate
• Hoosier winners and losers in Obama budget
• Parks board will work on deal with RiverRats
• Man stabbed at bar
• Participants sought for Great Backyard Bird Count
• After further review, new third-grade reading policy might not change things much
• Final plunge?
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Police investigate possible theft
• Huffington Post reports on the National Trust for Historic Preservation's most romantic Main Streets for Valentine's Day. Guess who is in the Top 10?
• Taylor Wilson, daughter of Reid@Home’s Jennie Wilson, and her 5th and 6th grade classmates at Brookville Middle School collected 380 books to donate to the Reid Auxiliary. The books were sold at the Ginkgo boutique during a recent sidewalk sale. Th
• Fairview students collect Pennies for Patients
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Area's men show bravery in Civil War
• Fast Fact about Local Black History
• Vital Statistics
• A sweet way to experience shops
• Third-grade stress
• Education agenda spurs war of words
• Don't fall victim to No. 1 killer
• New tools aid search for jobs
• Making up for lost time
• Bridging the gap between city and college
• Meeting set to plan for permanent garden at Townsend
• 6 fire departments called to barn fire
• 4 lawmakers invited to forum
• Tweeting for business
• Worst of winter could be behind us
• Lawyer, disciple of King helped desegregate city
• Ball State exhibit includes 2 Richmond artisans
• Reid part of hospital lawsuit seeking $57 million
• Hard-working deputy dog dies
• Man files for Fountain City Town Council re-election
• Pet of the Week
• Union County-College Corner school board to discuss curriculum
• Florida suspect arrested on I-70 with guns, child
• Fast Fact about Local Black History
• Daniels urges focus on fiscal 'Red Menace'
• Amended access bill transfers to committee
• Lincoln will be at the Museum tomorrow at 2pm! Come listen to "HONEST ABE" and tell him Happy Birthday! There will be crafts for the kids and birthday cake for everyone! See you there
• Today's HOT JOB: Health Info Analyst II- HIM Assigns codes for diseases and groups assigned codes into appropriate Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) and Ambulatory Surgery Classifications (APC) for optimal reimbursement. After initial training, will wor
• Census: Wayne County homes remain vacant as population leaves
• Wayne County Extension's staff cut irks 4-H supporters
• Fast Fact about Local Black History
• Phone numbers might need to be re-registered
• Book sale offers variety of choices
• Conviction could land Brownsville man in prison for 65 1/2 years
• A welcome chill
• 93 IUE students appear on 'Good Morning America'
• There’s more to it than just HOT and RICH
• Anything that happens while you are sleeping is your fault.
• Fast Fact about Local Black History
• Earlham president, wife will be on 'P-I Live!'
• History compilation helps canal association move into future
• 2 file to run for Richmond, Centerville councils
• RCS approves pool lease
• Plan tests reading of 3rd-graders
• IU East to have speech tournament Saturday
• Bill to delay accident report access
• FREE Nourish You information session one week from today! See details below...
• NATCO site on the market
• Keeping vote centers awaits governor's pen
• Neighbors help police arrest burglary suspect
• Union County sheriff will not receive raise in 2011
• Republican, Democrat file for primary races
• Pool lease, literacy on RCS agenda
• Outgoing Earlham leaders join chat
• Officials: Despite cold, ice fishing unsafe
• Fast Fact about Local Black History
• Wayne County Board of Finance meets today
• IU researcher studies foreclosures' impact on kids
• Indy woman charged with running over officer
• Reports of Richmond break-ins lead to man's arrest
• AREA TRAVEL ADVISORIES
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Land owner: Best Buy should open by July 4
• Next weather round: Bitter cold
• Website debuts new look
• Fugitive found at truck stop
• House passes vote centers
• City finances 'better than we expected'
• Deputy sees doctors
• School board will discuss construction
• Long-running exhibit to close Monday
• 1st criminal jury trial in 3 years begins today
• Woman hurt in U.S. 40 crash taken to hospital
• Manure bill won't be heard Tuesday
• New Castle building's roof collapses under ice
• Texan charged with bribing Ohio union officials
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Gov't to release findings of Toyota investigation
• Ind. House budget leader expects plan next week
• UPDATED: Wayne County will lower travel advisory at noon
• Indy officials look to use lessons from Super Bowl
• Ice causes Indy airport garage canopy to collapse
• Nearly everyone in the area has power again after last week's ice storm
• YSU student fatally shot at Ohio frat house
• GOP takes another shot at gay marriage amendment
• UPDATED 8:21 A.M.: Area travel advisories
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Rudy offers hope
• In Honor of Service: Billy E. Shaffer
• Orchestra informs, entertains in creative way
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Camping reservatons system will be upgraded
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 40-part Civil War series starts
• Icy danger on the roof
• Welfare intake improves
• Hearing Tuesday for manure storage bill
• Palladium-Item would like your feedback on the Sunday edition
• This week . . .
• UPDATED 7:31 P.M.: Local school delays for Monday
• UPDATED 6:16 A.M.: Local school delays for Monday
• Cowboys Stadium not ready for Super Bowl kickoff
• No. 1 Ohio State tops No. 18 Minnesota 82-69
• Woman in 50s killed in Indianapolis trailer fire
• Ohio fraternity house shooting kills 1, hurts 11
• Police: 1 dead, 11 shot at Ohio fraternity house
• Ohio man to get proper burial 66 years after death
• 'Dragon' dominates Annie Awards; Disney stays home
• 'Roommate' earns top box-office bunk with $15.6M
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• AREA TRAVEL ADVISORIES
• One more round
• Remembering Reagan
• Reagan was inspired by, gave inspiration to residents
• Local residents fondly recall meeting Reagan
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Richmond Common Council agenda includes report on finances
• Building jobs, 1 bill at a time
• Authorities identify victim in standoff
• 7-year-old helps build homes with birthday bounty
• 10-year sentence for man who tried to escape
• House Republicans go easy on cuts for Congress
• Cartwright helps Iowa rally past Indiana 64-63
• Ohio Catholic bishops seek to end death penalty
• Rep. Bachmann drops bid to cut vets' benefits
• Nasdaq hackers target service for corporate boards
• Obama: Government, business help shape U.S. future
• Palin: America out of step with Reagan's values
• Indiana lawmaker pushes Sunday sales of alcohol, cars
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Man convicted on drug charge
• Fast fact about local black history
• Richmond fans have 3 days to cheer
• Contract awarded for $4.8M U.S. 27 project
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Travel limits linger
• Townsend receives 'miracle'
• SUV, snow plow, semi tractor collide
• Family, friends mourn victim
• Madoff lawsuit: Mets owners owe victims $300M
• SNOW VIDEO!
• Winter weather advisory in effect until 6 p.m.
• 13 postal workers claim $46.5M Mega Millions prize
• COMING SATURDAY: Richmond shooting victim remembered
• Wayne Co. EMA chief: Level 2 could stay through weekend
• Crash closes U.S. 35 north of Hagerstown
• More snow hits Texas 2 days before Super Bowl
• UPDATED: Purdue cancels $53 million coal-fired power plant
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Ind. deputy stabbed trying to arrest rape suspect
• Townsend center seeks help to replace expired boiler
• Report: Failed Maine ski lift was due inspection
• Ind. agency releases teacher evaluation model
• Later today, Dave Snow from G101.3 will be getting a $49 Heart Scan! Watch for more posts, including a video, as Dave sets out to prove just how quick and easy getting a heart scan really is.
• Ohio firefighter loses own home to fire
• Groundbreaking is today for downtown Cincinnati casino
• Purdue poised to cancel coal-fired power plant
• UPDATED 7 A.M.: Area travel advisories
• Police: Man tries to elude authorities on snowmobile at 81 mph
• Fast fact about local black history
• Deputy leaves hospital
• Cardinal Greenway group hires coordinator
• Shelter opened after power outages linger
• NASA employee will discuss earthquake prediction
• Winter Storm Tips
• WCTV, city could lose $444,000
• Suspect: Fake pot led to death
• I got all my HW done…………………
• Cincinnati suspends search for new police chief
• Prep basketball: Richmond's game Friday at Anderson postponed
• Former Joe's Pizza owner new Cardinal Greenway coordinator
• BREAKING NEWS: Formal charges filed in Richmond man's shooting death
• UPDATED 9:10 P.M.: Local school closings/delays for Friday
• Preble County shelter opens for residents without electricity
• Hagerstown man tops 80 mph on snowmobile, faces charges
• Thurs., Feb. 4 from Wayne Co. EMA: Wayne Co. After Storm Status Update: Level II Essential Travel Emergency to Continue Until Further Notice. County Level II does NOT apply to State and Federal highways – travel on these routes is UNRESTRICTED.
• Wayne County sheriff's deputy could be released from hospital today
• Storm's aftermath: Power still out for thousands in Whitewater Valley
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Mammoth storm leaves bitter cold, destruction
• Ind. data for redistricting expected next week
• Ind. audit finds mistakes that may affect verdicts
• Kelly Burk in the Office of Religious Life reminds us all that there will be a memorial for Charlie Benner in Stout Meetinghouse tonight, Feb. 3., at 7:00 p.m. Charlie served the College as mail clerk and security officer for nearly 30 years. Please join
• Icy conditions could delay delivery of today's Palladium-Item
• Report says electric car trade needs more help
• Most residents stay at home, dig out from winter storm
• Local man accused of domestic battery
• Fast Fact About Local Black History
• Exhibit honors artist instrumental in raising funds for art center
• Deputy struck while responding to crash
• April trial set in Randolph County Marine's case
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Weatherman: 'There won't be any relief'
• Rural areas hit hardest by power outages
• Hoosiers hold off No. 18 Minnesota 60-57
• Today's 'P-I Live!' rescheduled to Feb. 17
• Judge: Michael Jackson's family can sue promoter
• Official doubts Wayne County schools will reopen Thursday
• Students run ad urging Daniels to seek presidency
• Wayne County will downgrade its Emergency Level to Level II at 4:00 p.m. Wayne Co. Emergency Management Agency urges folks to remember that "any travel requires extreme caution." Be safe.
• UPDATED 9:34 P.M.: Local school closings for Thursday
• UPDATED 5:39 A.M.: Local school closings for Thursday
• I-70 westbound reopens after noon-hour crash
• UPDATED: Sheriff's deputy taken to Indy hospital for treatment
• Crash closes I-70 westbound in Wayne County
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• As Wayne Co. will not decide on lifting Level III until later today, Provost Nelson Bingham reports that the College will remain closed throughout Wednesday. Conditions permitting, the College will re-open on Thursday.
• Updated closing information: Other Reid departments that are closed today include Human Resources, Administration and Community Relations. We also thank the Reid team members who have worked extra hours and shifts to take care of our patients during t
• RP&L power outages minimal; outlying areas hit hardest
• Reid closings today include outpatient rehab and cardiac rehab. Ginkgo Boutique and the Reid @ Home Store will remain closed until the county Level 3 travel warning is lifted. Be safe!
• WEATHER: Most of our area now under a wind advisory
• UPDATED 8:47 A.M.: Local closings and event cancellations
• Area travel advisories
• Local school closings for Wednesday
• The College is closed today, Wed., Feb. 2, 2011. Classes are cancelled. Essential personnel only report. Level III Travel Prohibited Emergency in effect in Wayne Co. College plans to reopen one hour after Level III is lifted.
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• UPDATE: Town of Boston loses power
• Winter storm safety tips for the home
• Rural roads especially slick
• Richmond area collects 30,000 books; kids meet Tony Dungy
• Reporting power outages
• Mental health experts visit Thursday's 'P-I Live!'
• Frozen solid
• Guard called out to assist
• Drugs possible killing motive
• Cincinnati TV crew gets stuck in Union County
• 6-hour standoff, fire ends with man's death
• No. 19 Wisconsin beats No. 11 Purdue
• College basketball: No. 19 Wisconsin 66, No. 11 Purdue 59
• UPDATE: I-70 eastbound lanes closed at 156 mile marker after 3 semis crash
• Slick conditions could delay P-I delivery
• Icy conditions could delay P-I delivery
• Wayne County shelters open if residents lose electrical power
• UPDATED 8:19 P.M.: Local school closings for Wednesday
• will be closing at 2:30 p.m. All afternoon and evening classes and events for today are cancelled. Please visit pressroom.earlham.edu for details. A Level III travel prohibition begins at 4:00 p.m. Use EXTREME CAUTION when traveling.
• With 72 teams participating and over 700 employees, Tajuan Stoker, Reid Wellness Coordinator, kicked off 'Step Up to the Challenge.' Lasting 8 weeks, this 10,000 daily steps challenge promotes wellness and encourages Reid team members to '
• Some roads closed; ice "treacherous"
• No local widespread power outages reported as a result of storm's first round
• Non-emergency U.S. personnel ordered to leave Egypt
• Ohio dad convicted in fire that killed his 2 kids
• Weather shuts down Indiana General Assembly
• Palladium-Item lobby will close early today
• UPDATED 11:31 A.M.: Local closings and event cancellations
• Massive storm moves across Midwest
• Tues: (fr. Indiana Weather Online) "A break in the precipitation will occur this morning before heavy freezing rain and sleet moves back in to Indiana and Ohio this afternoon and evening. Additional ice accumulations across Central Indiana and Weste
• Icy conditions could delay P-I delivery
• 1,000 new membrs sought for Starr-Gennett Foundation
• 3 incumbents file for general election
• Symphony offers 2 weekend concerts
• Union County plan department's office hours change
• Pence postpones town hall meeting
• Man faces 2 felonies
• Teen faces murder charge
• Ready for a loss of power
• Off the endangered list
• Judge: Obama's health overhaul unconstitutional
• The College could activate the EarlhamUrgency Network if conditions deteriorate significantly overnight. Charge your cell. EC website, Facebook & Twitter best places for accurate updates. Be safe.
• UPDATED 10:30 P.M.: Area travel advisories
• UPDATED 11:08 P.M.: Local school closings for Tuesday
• Locals are encouraged to "like" IWO for details on historic storm. Everyone should take this storm seriously. More than 30 states may be impacted.
• Friends, Severe weather alert. From Indiana Weather Online: "This will be a life threatening, extremely dangerous, historical storm. Ice accumulations of this magnitude could cause power outages for weeks. Travel will become difficult and impossibl
• GOP attorney Ed Martin to challenge McCaskill for Missouri Senate
• Key senator backs nuclear in clean energy proposal
• King's son says talk of Mets interest is premature
• WEATHER: Winter storm watch is now a winter storm warning
• CANCELLATIONS/CLOSINGS: Updated at 4:45 p.m. Monday
• URGENT: Florida judge strikes down health insurance mandate
• UPDATED: Pence cancels Richmond town hall meeting
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Ex-Ind. Senator Evan Bayh joins law firm
• BREAKING NEWS: Richmond man shot to death; 2 arrested
• Indianapolis police shoot driver after officer hit
• Off-duty Cincinnati chief chases suspect
• Midwest, Plains brace for massive winter storm
• Evansville police seek man who tossed dog from car
• WEATHER: Winter storm watch in effect until Wednesday night
• Freezing rain, sleet, snow likely
• Union County sheriff holds out for raise
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Area Hoosiers show generosity to soldiers' struggling families
• Tips can help you prepare for approaching storm
• FAFSA deadline nearing
• Farewell to fair maven
• English-only bill advances
• Girls basketball: Area sectional pairings
• Pacers fire O'Brien, name Vogel interim coach
• Today's Local Death Notices
• English-language bill advancing despite questions
• Hopkins takes 'The Rite' to top of box office
• Cairo trip highlights shift for Amanpour
• Pacers drop 7th in past 8
• State farmland values robust
• Northeastern High School grad selected to lead Hamilton County GOP
• Portrait photography exhibit focuses on the artists' personalities
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Grants used to build homes
• 1st winter farmers' market opens
• Job market shifts
• Arrests of 5 tied to burglary
• A comeback for manufacturing?
• Union Co. commission to meet Monday
• Comic David Frye, known for Nixon impression, dies
• Pence driven by faith, conservativsm
• A week to bundle up: Snow, sleet, freezing rain and single-digit low temperatures
• Ohio official defends felony conviction in school residency case
• National Weather Service warns region to brace for early week heavy snow, ice
• Comcast takes control of NBC Universal
• Pence stumping while mulling run for Indiana governor
• Ohio man dies after being shot by Auglaize County deputy
• Alpha Natural reaches $7.1B deal for Massey Energy
• Footprints in snow lead police to five suspects, arrests in Richmond burglary
• Obama reiterates call for restraint in Egypt
• New Castle woman freezes after falling into ditch
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Area honors its own
• Corrections officer fired
• Accounts of shooting incident vary
• 26-year-old charged with heroin possession
• Christian singer to aid in Darke County FAME
• In celebration of Tressel
• Warrant charges city man with Christmas Eve rape
• Stand off ends without incident
• Farm Bureau urges passages of HB1028
• Liberty man faces charges of stealing car
• Wayne County Chamber annual dinner honors businesses, individuals
• Prosecutors: Police justified in fatal shooting
• Gov. Daniels to have rotator cuff surgery
• Richmond man faces heroin possession charge
• February is Heart Month... Look for this stick-on on Sunday's Pal-Item, or print this one. Whatever you do, make the call! Reid heart scans have saved more than 60 people in less than 2 years when silent heart problems were uncovered and life-saving
• UPDATED: Father says he can't turn over missing Mich. boys
• Pence to Pendleton crowd: Presidential talk 'humbling'
• Reid Cakes & Catering is sponsoring "Blueprint for the Big Day," Forest Hills Country Club tomorrow! Cake designer, Lisa Turner-Blumer, will have wedding cakes displayed and serve a variety of samples, plus she'll be giving away cake s
• UPDATED: Wayne County corrections officer fired after arrest for sexual misconduct with female inmates
• Richmond man arrested on rape charge
• Standoff at Richmond's Motel 6 ends without injury
• Father of 3 missing Michigan boys due in court
• Cincinnati-area teen accused of threat to kill classmates
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• LOCAL SCHOOL DELAYS FOR FRIDAY
• Indiana upsets No. 20 Illinois
• Student essay contest deadline nears
• 2 men face charges of drug manufacturing
• County asks to table request to vacate South Fourth Street
• Motion to dismiss suit denied
• Decision doesn't surprise
• Stepping up to the plate
• Charges filed in shooting
• White House run nixed
• Local Christian band to sign new album
• IU East, Ivy Tech set records for enrollment
• Hawaii lawmakers want release of Obama birth information
• Lawmaker says race played role in GOP's 2010 wins
• Illinois high court: Emanuel can run for Chicago mayor
• AP Exclusive: Teach For America gets $100M
• Indian leader: Unleash energy on tribal lands
• U.S. Rep. from Ohio picked to miss State of Union
• South Fourth St. vacation request tabled; plan commission meeting off
• Pence rules out run for presidency
• Mine safety administration: Violations increase at problem mines
• Storm wallops Northeast, piling on the misery
• New job for Ohio official of Joe the Plumber flap
• Slain Indy officer's body taken to morgue
• Gas leak forces hundreds from East Chicago homes
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Area women assume alter egos for some 4-wheeled fun
• Randolph County lays off 3 highway workers
• RCS board adopts short-term literacy goals
• President strikes right chord
• Public works board loses member
• Richmond rises to top 150 in Reader's Digest community contest
• Plant is history
• Winter Farmer's Market opens Saturday
• Learn about visit from 'Rudy'
• Imprisoned felon convicted on 2 more charges
• Ohio jury convicts man of beating police officer
• Social Security now seen to run permanent deficits
• Fed says economy needs $600 billion bond-purchase program
• Local man already in prison for theft faces more time behind bars after another conviction
• Bill advances to set 40 as Indiana alcohol ID age
• Medicare official doubts health care law savings
• FACT CHECK: Obama and his imbalanced ledger
• Rep. Giffords moved to nearby rehab hospital in Houston
• CBO: This year's budget deficit to hit $1.5 trillion
• New-home sales in 2010 fall to lowest in 47 years
• Indiana man sues Fort Wayne airport over protest restriction
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Full text of Republican response to State of the Union Address
• Quick start lifts No. 1 Buckeyes, 87-64
• Republicans urge Obama to join in cutting spending
• Jobs, deficit, war: Top issues in Obama's address
• Bachmann rips Obama's speech to the nation
• 'Time to act'
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Old wiring culprit of fire
• RCS board drafts literacy goals
• City officials will discuss Vaile redevelopment effort
• County wants control of street
• Police: Woman robbed Monday afternoon
• Biden visit highlights growth of Ind. firm
• UPDATED: Indy apartment building to be leveled after fire
• Google to hire more than 6,200 workers this year
• Ohio switching to different lethal injection drug
• Wayne County's unemployment rate drops slightly
• Woman tells RPD she was robbed of prescription, cash
• Middle-of-night fire destroys Hagerstown house
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• UConn donor demands return of $3M donation
• Former Gov. Rendell named an analyst for NBC News
• Woman stepping out for cigarette finds baby in box
• Fire destroys downtown Indy apartment building
• 2 incumbents file for November election
• Arbor Trace employee seeks help to build ramp
• Local Republicans, Democrats differ on perspective
• Organization invites residents on trip to Palestine and Israel in June
• Should Mike Pence listen to White House backers?
• House speaker not offended by Bachmann's plan to rebut Obama
• RFD: House fire causes heavy smoke damage
• Intermittent closures on U.S. 40 start Friday
• Union County Highway Department offers more transparency
• Union County looking for health professional
• Vice president Biden to visit Greenfield battery plant
• Union County may merge 2 public official roles
• Today's Local Death Notices
• 2 states take aim at distracted walkers, runners
• Jurors in Ohio arson trial visit home where 9 died
• UAW could eye Japanese auto plants in Indiana
• Ex-O'Bannon aide enters Bloomington mayor's race
• Bitter cold hits Northeast, closing some schools
• Trial set for Air Force chief accused of harassing
• Cincinnati mayor bemoans 2 fatal weekend shootings
• Boy dies from hit-and-run on rural C. Ind. road
• Investigation begins into deaths of 4 at S. Ind. home
• Y emphasizes teamwork
• Watch legislative forum replays on WGTV
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 19th-century journalism reported much hearsay
• Clicking for hometown
• Grant will help employers
• Anthony leads Nuggets past Pacers, 121-107
• Steelers vs. Pack: A hair-raisin' game in Big D
• In Honor of Service: Tyler Atwell
• Wayne County native wins Governor's Award
• Compensatory time not noted on payroll voucher for embattled Union County employee
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Dayton nears deadline for firefighter applications
• Indianapolis police officer wounded in shooting
• Royal engagement photos 'inspired by Diana'
• 'No Strings' attaches to top box-office spot
• Hollywood's newest Olsen makes Sundance debut
• Wrestler 'Sycho Sid' arrested on drug charge
• Boilermakers knock off Spartans
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Unwavering optimism
• One man's trash is another man's electricity
• Unemployment: Don't stop believing
• RHS graduate to speak at area chamber annual dinner
• Change can happen
• Noble of Indiana adds services
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• 3 good citizens announced by Richmond DAR
• St. Paul bar to roast bear for Packers-Bears game
• Doc: Giffords heard cheers leaving Ariz., smiled
• Mystery surrounds Idaho winner of $190 million
• Obama's economic agenda: Boost U.S. competitiveness
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Bridge inspections missed in Union Co.
• Area man, woman charged in gun, drug and prostitution arrests
• Pet of the Week
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Local woman accused of theft at bar
• "The Week in Editorial Cartoons" looks at new Congress, China visit, health care
• Coalition has monies available to use
• Controversial act makes local stop
• Saunders meets with constituents at forum
• Michelle Obama going on Oprah Winfrey show Thursday
• APNewsBreak: Hawaii won't release Obama birth information
• Very cold week will keep snow covering ground
• U.S. company stops making key death penalty drug
• More candidates file for primary
• Impact at the pump
• Meeting gives tribute to Rosa
• They're back! 'Girls Gone Wild' bus rolls back into Richmond a year later
• Gun permit revoked for man who denounced MLK day
• Homeless shelters fill up amid severe cold
• Ohio mom who gave pot to toddler gets probation
• UPDATED: Man in custody after Ohio police dog stabbing
• Dry N. Ind. tourist town fights alcohol permit
• No bail for 2nd iPad e-mail address theft suspect
• 2 Wayne County residents arrested on gun, drugs and prostitution charges
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords leaves hospital for rehab
• Wake to be held in Washington for Sargent Shriver
• Saunders meets voters at IU East lawmaker forum
• 3 fatally shot in Gary; 4-year-old girl spared
• Man sought in stabbing of police dog
• Defense wants NE Ohio murder trial moved
• Deal for former Colgate plant completed
• Union County has grant money available to fight drug use
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• S. Ind. city's fountain may get high-tech upgrade
• Lawsuits: Ind. school district ignored abuse
• Be nice to people who work in customer service.
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Woman sees 2 men flee her home
• Mayor's race draws 3rd entrant
• Dangerous cold will chill area
• No charges loom in bus case
• Home visit of sick student leads to 4 arrests
• Preble County election board meeting postponed
• Day of Caring event rescheduled for Jan. 28
• Elderly residents eligible for tax credit
• Union County Sheriff's deputy cruiser hits deer while pursuing suspect
• Battle of the Bulge vet receives Bronze Star
• UPDATED 10:13 P.M.: Local school closings/delays for Friday
• 3 funeral-bound relatives die in snowstorm crash
• Hair to challenge Hutton in Richmond mayoral primary
• UPDATED 8:29 P.M.: Area travel advisories
• Richmond burglary foiled; 2 men arrested
• Weather postpones Day of Caring at Dennis school
• Ind. board denies parole to deputy's killer
• UPDATED: Crashes on the rise as snow intensifies
• WELCOME BACK :)))))
• Ban on synthetic marijuana clears Ind. panel
• INDOT sends plows to battle Wayne County storm
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Purdue planning new campus residence hall
• Muncie man gets 55-year sentence in wife's slaying
• Bus error panics mom
• State Senate OKs vote center option
• Richmond mayor seeks 3rd term
• Lawmakers answer questions at forum
• Christmas tree disposal options available
• Common council OKs Belden abatement
• National Trail band to perform on Dayton TV
• Teams sought for Rotary Quiz Bowl
• Career center opens its doors
• Welcome Back Welcome Back Welcome Back (in your singing voice)
• RP&L representatives on 'P-I Live!' today
• Smoking ban bill clears Ind. House committee
• Ind. recyclers get grant for 2012 Super Bowl
• Vote center option passes Senate, heads to House
• Reid Heart & Vascular Center’s heart surgery program received the highest rating from the Society of Thoracic Surgeons, putting Reid's program in the top 13% nationally. The “three-star” rating denotes the highest quality and i
• Penny Frank is Reid's Volunteer of the Month for January. You may recognize Penny as an Information Desk regular. Read her story by clicking on the link below. Congratulations, Penny!
• Ind. couple charged for disrupting basketball game
• Man headed to trial in 2005 Ohio fire deaths of 9
• Congratulations to Stephanie Tatum, Reid's Ambassador of the Month! Stephanie is a Critical Care Unit LPN and has been on the Reid team since September 2006. Read her story by clicking on the link below.
• Ice leads to accidents, slideoff on Wayne County roads
• Cope, RP&L help dispose of Christmas trees
• Slippery conditions, crashes close eastbound I-70
• IU student dies after falling ill at frat house
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• WEATHER: Most of our area is under a winter weather advisory for Thursday
• UPDATED 8:27 A.M.: Local school closings/delays for Wednesday
• RP&L investigates trash-to-power proposal
• RCS preschooler left alone on bus
• Hot footwear trend
• City will pursue housing grant
• 'P-I Live!' features RP&L leaders
• Monthly forums set to begin
• Opponents to new Randolph Central buildings speak out
• 2 arrested in connection with burglary
• Lugar plans to run in 2012
• More snowfall could hit soon
• UPDATE: RPD investigating after preschooler left on bus
• Gun show opens in Vegas, amid gun control debate
• Liquor sales hit record high in Ohio
• Superintendent: RCS preschool student left alone on bus
• Ohio man indicted in death of 3-month-old son
• Rock promoter Kirshner dies at age 76
• Health chief: Ind. needs more trauma center access
• Funeral services set for Fort Campbell soldier
• 2 arrested in Round Barn Shell burglary
• Indiana student arrested for alleged school threat
• Evansville cancer patient weds 2 days before dying
• Bulgarian faces sentencing in Ohio identity theft
• Ind. county uses beet juice concoction to melt ice
• Woman uses false identity when arrested
• Group urges Pence to run for president
• Speaker: HRC defunding surprising
• Depot District: 10,000+ attended festival
• 'It all starts with education'
• 11 groups awarded total of $76,225
• Training offered for book sale volunteers
• Diversity educator offers MLK workshop
• Discounted flu shots offered by Planned Parenthood
• Day of Caring event will kick off book drive
• Americans see China as top economic threat
• King's peace legacy praised in aftermath of Arizona shootings
• Dad: Arizona girl's corneas saved vision of 2 kids
• Mystery witness a key issue in 3rd drowning trial
• Connersville woman gives Richmond police false name after arrest
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Bill Clinton to campaign in Chicago for Emanuel
• Child badly hurt when Amish buggy hit in S. Ind.
• Candlelight vigil planned for slain N.J. officer
• Pence urged to enter race for president in 2012
• Report: Many Ohio suspensions unrelated to driving
• Ind. police backing cold medicine prescriptions
• Lawmakers want to keep funding for Lincoln theater
• Government seeks to evict couple from Dunes home
• Rising foreign student numbers boost Ind. economy
• Israeli spy's father still seeks son's freedom
• IU fraternities postpone events after medical call
• Golden Globes: Merciless humor, cute kids and controversy
• Sunday's lottery results
• Americans ponder King in wake of shootings
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Stirrings in Richmond 136 years ago this week
• Ideas sought at open house
• Wayne Co. College Success Coalition kicks off work
• City could seek $2M for housing
• Driver Middle School: Renovate or attach to high school?
• For The Record
• Bears beat Seahawks 35-24; Packers next
• No. 8 Purdue loses to West Virginia, 68-64
• A king and a Web kingpin face off at Golden Globes
• Beatles memorabilia museum opens in Buenos Aires
• 'Green Hornet' stings box office with $34M debut
• ABC's Sawyer lands first Kelly interview
• WorkOne: Jobs starting to come back to area
• Work force needs to be ready
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Heating aid available
• Jones leads Indiana to 80-61 rout of Michigan
• Rodgers stars in Green Bay's 48-21 rout of Falcons
• Police charge man after pursuit
• GM expands recall of some 2011 trucks and SUVs
• RCS needs more mentors
• Week's low termperatures will hover in, near, teens
• Smart phone app helps tourists navigate Indianapolis
• Arizona shooting victim arrested after threat
• Farm Notes
• BSU project aids Venice, Italy
• Residents invited to help honor veterans during play
• Monthly forums give public chance to meet with legislators
• Reservations for byway meeting are due
• Portraits of those killed, wounded in Arizona
• Ex-candidate charged with making threats in Indiana
• Tucson supermarket, site of shooting melee, opens one week later
• Reservations are due for Wednesday's annual meeting of the Whitewater Canal Byway Association.
• Police chase, arrest Cambridge City suspect, 25, on drunken driving, resisting charges
• Short-lived celebration for new RNC chairman?
• Ohio governor's comments on diversity upset group
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Son suggests Reagan had Alzheimer's as president
• California man used Facebook to hack women's e-mails
• SPJ board votes to shelve Helen Thomas award
• A little snow will mix with a lot of cold during days ahead
• Reservations due today for Youth Theatre;s Storybook Cafe
• Contributions lift Hope House ... for now
• Lugar's 84% loyal to GOP during 2010 votes
• 25th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. holiday observed
• For the Record
• Camden sues Preble Co. commissioners
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• 25 people arrested on drug-related charges
• Pflum to have gall bladder removed
• Stock indexes gain for seventh straight week
• Building at Ohio Univ. evacuated over acid concern
• Ex-Cardinal Law aide to be Indy auxiliary bishop
• Daniels budget would strip hospital protections
• Authorities join forces, arrest 25 on drug charges
• Services set for Ohio trainer killed in bus crash
• Giffords' district director discharged from hospital
• Security tight at funeral for slain Arizona judge
• Feds claim Gary man bilked Medicaid for $1.9M
• Coroner: 2 bodies found in bloody Ohio basement
• Man faces 8 counts after sex with corpse
• Ohio chapter of MLK's group urges patience
• Conn. prep school, ex-student settle bullying suit
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Retail sales rise for sixth consecutive month
• Cell phone leads Fla. cops to suspected burglar
• NW Ind. police arrest 2 after car strikes trooper
• Officer accused in fatal crash heads to court
• Civil rights leader visiting
• Police: Woman admits to aiding burglary
• Randolph County resident charged in fatal traffic accident
• Back On Campus
• Bank sign hit by truck, removed
• RCS shares literacy expectations
• RPD: 'Career criminal' off streets
• Man accepted $2K to keep silent about slaying
• Income tax booklets will not be mailed
• FDA orders lower doses in prescription painkillers
• Mass. jury deliberating in boy Uzi death trial
• Feds indict 30 in heroin ring in Ohio
• Injuries minor in National Road East crash
• Lawrence Taylor pleads guilty to 2 N.Y. misdemeanors
• Thanks to all the Reid team members who signed up to "like" Reid Hospital & Health Care Services and Ginkgo Boutique today at Reid's employee wellness fair! We appreciate you sharing our pages with your friends!
• Postal rates going up, though not for most letters
• Rep. Donnelly says plans depend on redistricting
• Daniels accepts invitation to speak at Gridiron Club dinner
• Have you heard . . . WCHM is offering free admission on MLK Day, January 17, 2011. If you haven't been to the Museum for awhile Monday is the day to come in and look around at what we have to offer. Hours thru the week are: M-F 9am - 4pm. Hope to
• Indiana tax booklets won't come in mail anymore
• NE Ind. congressman now in Giffords' old offices
• Ohio lawmakers eye teacher hearings on crosses case
• Open telephone line to 911 foils home invasion
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Ohio University to allow male-female roommates
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• RCS passes contracts 4-3
• Drivers face drifting snow
• 3 seek city council at-large seats
• Local senator: This is going to be a 'heck of a session' to meet so many goals
• RPD: Teen admits to robbery
• WorkOne officials join 'P-I Live!' today
• Survey shows meals program delivers more than food
• Pence: Perform abortions? No funds
• New deer rules adopted
• Donations sought for apartment fire victims
• UPDATED 9:07 P.M.: Local school delays for Thursday
• Indiana, other neighboring states gleeful over Illinois' tax increase
• Ex-chair of civil rights group indicted in Ohio
• Ind. chief justice endorses sentencing changes
• Jackie Robinson's widow to receive Rickey award
• Latest suspicious package in DC not a threat
• Friends, here is a message from Kelly Burk, director of religious life at the College. A service for Charlie Benner will be held on Thursday, February 3rd at 7:00 pm in Stout Meetinghouse. Charlie served the Earlham community extraordinarily well for al
• HARTMAN'S MARKET ROBBERY: 18-year-old arrested, faces charges
• Jane Rosa leaves hospital; Bob Rosa services announced
• Prosecutor refiles charge against Indy officer
• Lawmakers ban picketing near Tucson funerals
• A wintry first day of "Spring" Semester! Welcome back, Earlhamites!
• Ohio woman critical after western Wayne County crash
• Ohioan indicted in killings of girlfriend, 2 kids
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• 2nd NW Ind. county investigates shots hitting cars
• Ind. Toll Road bans some trucks amid snow warning
• At least 26 families helped by Wayne/Union County Chapter of the American Red Cross in 2010
• Red Cross chapter creates Pauline Druley Fund
• Daniels: 'No time to wait'
• Future of local job market will be Thursday's 'P-I Live!' topic
• Winchester High School guidance office will host financial aid meeting
• Hoosier Women Artists competition announced
• Phone scam seeks donations for DCS
• Coffee pot started fire
• Winter storm slides into area
• Wanted: Highest bidder for Hibberd pool
• Granger, Collison lead Pacers past 76ers
• LOCAL SCHOOL DELAYS FOR WEDNESDAY
• Hoke, former Ball State coach, to lead Michigan football
• RFD: Coffee pot to blame in Country Club Apartments blaze
• Homeless radio sensation briefly held by L.A. police
• WEATHER: Winter weather advisory extended to 7 a.m. Wednesday
• Attorney general: Beware phone scam in name of Child Services
• Ohio teen suffers severe injuries in accident on I-70 in Wayne County
• UPDATED 3:43 P.M.: Area travel advisories
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Fort Wayne withholds $200K in grants from Navistar
• Fed official: $600B bond program could backfire
• Ohio school board fires teacher in crosses case
• NW Ind. couple claims $1M Mega Millions prize
• Auburn claims SEC's fifth straight national title by dropping Oregon on late field goal
• INDOT will study traffic at crash site
• Art show, sale opens today at Preble County Fine Arts Center
• Bane case returns for hearing
• Coroner says victim drowned
• Depot renovation project makes progress
• Whitewater Valley under winter weather advisory
• Residents forced to evacuate
• Hoosier delegation says shooting won't change how the job is done
• EDC, Chamber will share CEO
• Depot owner purchases Link-O-Matic building
• BREAKING NEWS: Firefighters respond to apartment blaze
• Autopsy: Rosa drowned after vehicle crashed into creek
• Richert purchases building; Link-O-Matic stays in Richmond
• Former House majority leader gets three years in prison
• Muffins with Mentors breakfast moved to Thursday
• Pence, Coats hope for no loss of public contact after shootings
• Sheriff: No rush on state charges in Ariz shooting
• Woman, 3 daughters killed in Ind. train-SUV crash
• GOP's John Kasich begins term as Ohio governor
• 3 dogs removed from property at Richmond mobile home park
• IU admits calendar mistake for semester start
• Celebration of Hoosier Women art contest under way
• South Bend digging out from 3-foot snowfall
• SE Ind. farmer pinned, killed under hay bale
• Top Democrat set to join Indianapolis mayor's race
• Sunday's lottery numbers
• Kardashian sisters sued over debit card debacle
• Eagles, Vick fall short against Packers
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Mob brawl made news in 1876
• Lead server called 'excellent leader'
• In Honor of Service: Aherin Lahr
• Deer hunt proposals revised
• Indiana lawmakers will debate bans on smoking, mobile phones
• Emergency personnel sustain minor injuries during accident response
• 'A great citizen'
• Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, who gave the 2009-10 opening convocation and Charles Lecture at Earlham and who is the author of "Half of a Yellow Sun," is the judge of the next round of NPR Three-Minute Fiction. Any Earlhamites who want to have a go
• UPDATE: Jane Rosa listed in good condition after accident that killed husband; rescue workers injured
• Feds file five charges against man accused in Tucson shootings
• Marketing students help Terre Haute nonprofits
• Boy, 16, shot outside funeral for slain man, 20
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Surgeons say Giffords showing positive signs
• Retired businessman Bob Rosa dies in crash
• Folk's 32-yard FG sends Jets past Colts 17-16
• Residents protecting Hope House
• Snow causes rash of accidents
• Poverty simulation opens eyes
• New name, same cuisine
• Event honors child's memory
• EDC will vote Monday on sharing leader
• Disappearing act
• A chance to watch basketball added to Singing Hoosiers' visit
• A note to readers about series starting today
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Prep basketball: Hagerstown, Centerville win county titles
• BREAKING NEWS: Accident claims life of retired Richmond businessman, Bob Rosa
• Prep basketball: Winchester sweeps Randolph County Tournaments
• South Carolina cadets re-enact 1861 firing on US supply ship
• Directors named to Ohio Commerce, Youth Services
• Ex-soldier charged in Ohio shooting held on bond
• UPDATE: Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage: Attention turns to suspect
• Indiana Rep. Carson ups security after Ariz. shooting
• Arizona's chief fed judge among shooting victims
• Snow cover returns to area, along with sliding and fender benders
• Report: Ohio teacher should be fired in cross case
• Reid: Tea party will falter once economy improves
• Delaware Co. short of payment for justice center
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Amber Alert for Dogs.
• Pet of the Week
• Help in parenting
• Robber with knife apologizes
• Correction
• State senate to hear voter center bill
• Mentors invited to event at middle school
• Cookies are coming
• Suspect accused of assaulting 3rd child
• SB 113 provides in-depth look at confined livestock
• Judge: Accused veteran treated for trauma
• Linguists vote 'app' Word of the Year
• Cab driver questioned in death of fomer government official
• Convict in homeless attack charged in shooting
• U.S. says too much fluoride causing splotchy teeth
• Kasich eyes privatizing Ohio liquor control agency
• COMING SATURDAY: New truck for Webster fire department?
• Police: Driver in critical care after Ind. crash
• Thanks to Palladium photographer Joshua Smith for photos at the open house Thursday of Union County Medical Center. It was a great evening with Coach Charlie Coles from Miami U!
• NYC prepared for winter storm, deals with dusting
• Kentucky trucker found with 2 missing girls, arrested
• Plea deals dominate Indiana felony case outcomes
• Suspect wields butcher's knife in Hartman's Market robbery
• Copper thieves hit Ind. state police tower site
• Fire spotted at Indianapolis church after service
• You can see Class of '77 alum Liza Donnelly's cartoons in both The New Yorker and the Earlhamite!
• Omaha school shooting victim known for kindness
• Silky-voiced homeless man copes with sudden fame
• Slain Ohio deputy to be mourned at funeral
• Convicted killer's ex-girlfriend reaches plea deal
• House Speaker Boehner on smoking: 'I am who I am'
• Richmond pays off bus plant loan
• Richmond man faces felony charge of dealing cocaine
• Randolph County Health Department asks for more accountability
• Attorneys to offer pro bono legal assistance
• 2nd Parents as Leaders Academy starts Saturday
• Connersville Marsh store to close
• Firefighters fight blaze for three hours
• New bill would regulate out-of-state manure
• History center offers free admission on Monday
• Prep basketball: Centerville girls, Hagerstown boys advance in Wayne County tourney
• Prep basketball: Winchester moves on to Randolph County final
• $9.5M ticket to Hoosier Lotto sold in Indianapolis
• 2 dead, trooper hurt in crashes on slick Indiana roads
• Richmond man held after arrest on cocaine-dealing charge
• Unidentified boy, 6, found wandering Indy school
• UPDATED: Ohioan to serve life in deaths of 3 found in tree
• Daniels, Pence invited to Iowa evangelical presidential forum
• Ohioan pleads guilty in deaths of 3 found in tree
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Indy police nab suspect in quarterback's killing
• Marsh to close stores in Shelbyville, Connersville
• Random pellet shots target Lake County cars, buses
• Group travels to see Boehner's swearing-in
• Rogers will lead Chamber, EDC
• INDOT mulls next steps after traffic fatality
• Coming Sunday
• Cuts help Wayne County pay future bills
• Coats finds return surreal
• Opinions clash on CO2 underground storage
• Indiana women's art competition accepting entries
• Action taken against nurses, dentist
• Hope House director and founder on 'P-I Live!'
• 3rd ex-Carmel basketball player sentenced in assault
• New Indiana members of Congress settle in to roles
• Facebook agrees to modify terms for states
• Ohio's Boehner optimistic on relations with Obama
• Michigan fires Rodriguez after 3 seasons
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Revised budget suggests Wayne County EDC chief will lead reorganization with Chamber
• 1 in Idaho, 1 in Wash. state win $355M jackpot
• Hudson River splashdown plane headed for N.C. museum
• Fired Ind. gaming investigator takes plea deal
• N. Ind. boy, 12, gets 25 years for role in slaying
• Police: 8 kids home amid apparent murder-suicide
• Ohio State holds off Arkansas to win Sugar Bowl
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Richmond police investigate armed robbery report
• Union County highway employees ordered not to begin investigation
• Meeting about Really Cool Foods grease canceled
• Bill could stop public officials from wearing 2 hats
• Officials investigating crash that killed a Preble County man
• Alex Dickman named to Richmond zoning appeals board
• Hope House focus of this week's 'P-I Live!'
• Man killed in crash
• Arrest made in Preble County bank robbery
• Wiwi chosen as leader of commissioners
• Meeting on Really Cool Foods' grease issues canceled
• Holiday blessings: Christy Haller, Reid Radiology, shared this picture of her Girl Scout troop caroling at Reid. She says they drew a crowd. We wanted to share with our Facebook fans.
• Family urges board not to parole deputy's killer
• Report: Woman tells Richmond police she was robbed at gunpoint
• Friends, We are deeply saddened to announce that Charlie Benner passed away earlier today after suffering a stroke last week. Charlie was a valued member of both the campus post office and security staffs for many years and was beloved by so many student
• Unemployment rises in two-thirds of metro areas
• Vandals chop down famous Nevada shoe tree
• Hoosier stepping down as Biden's top aide
• No death penalty in Ohio triple slaying case
• UPDATED: Williamsburg man ID'd as victim in U.S. 35 fatal crash
• Firewood spat may have come before Ohio mom killed
• Pickup truck driver dies in crash by Love's Truck Stop
• Camden man killed in Preble County crash
• Ohio judge OKs $11K for bathtub drowning defense
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Restaurateur, referee dies at 87
• Richmond Common Council will consider abatement for Belden
• Union Co. highway supervisor under fire
• Investigation continues in armed robbery report
• Police investigating woman's alleged rape
• Preble bank hit
• Victim's condition upgraded
• Assistance needed during January, which is National Blood Donor Month
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Interior allows some suspended drilling to resume
• Yet another Earlhamite doing good work is Evan Burks '08. Here's a link to an excellent article about red spruce restoration that he contributed recently to "Wonderful West Virginia" magazine. He's the partnership liaison special
• House GOP plan to send Obama a message with health reform repeal
• Union County highway supervisor faces allegations of wrongdoing
• Today's HOT JOB: Director of Material Services. Bachelor’s degree in business or related field required. Five years of previous related and management experience required. Click on the link above and apply online!
• Report: Facebook nets $500 million investment
• Richmond Common Council to meet Tuesday, not tonight
• Stabbing victim upgraded to good condition at Reid Hospital
• Eric Mangini fired by Browns after 5-11 season
• Sheriff: Ohio woman killed and son, 10, is suspect
• Gunman robs Richmond man as the victim leaves his car
• Richmond woman allegedly raped Friday
• Indiana family sues over basketball team's haircut policy
• End of Days in May? Christian group spreads word
• Arkansas bird carcasses being sent for testing
• New York City jumper saved by trash uncollected since blizzard
• Earthquake victims in Haiti get helping hand
• In Honor of Service: Nathan Newton
• Correction
• New teacher standards set
• 'She was such a fighter'
• Screaming rooftop woman leads officers to killing
• Dead suspect in Ohio trailer park shootout is ID'd
• Colts win AFC South, return to playoffs
• One week after blizzard, New York City garbage is piled high
• Indianapolis police seeks leads in QB's killing
• Space heater blamed for house fire; 5 cats killed
• Today's Local Death Notices
• End of the line? Favre inactive for season finale
• Free legal help available Wednesday in Richmond
• Beat Titans today and AFC South title is Colts' again
• Highs, lows of 2010
• First babies born in 2011
• Hoosiers to receive license plates only through the mail
• Motorcycle collision sends man to hospital
• Police: Man stabbed 25 times, survives
• The new long-term jobless
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• 2 Centerville Lions Club members honored for 50 years of membership
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• ROSE BOWL: TCU edges Wisconsin, finishes 13-0
• UPDATED: Deputy, suspect dead in Ohio trailer park standoff
• Pitt fires ex-Miami of Ohio coach after domestic violence arrest
• Community college quarterback shot, killed in Indy
• OUTBACK BOWL: Florida defeats Penn State, 37-24
• GATOR BOWL: Mississippi State humbles Michigan, 52-14
• CAPITAL ONE BOWL: 'Bama buries Mich. St., 49-7
• Motorcyclist critical but stable after crash on National Road West
• Man stable after surgery following 25-cut knife attack
• Fire at Muncie home kills at least 8 cats
• Welcome to Reid's first baby of 2011: Zoe Jane Hale, born at 8:24 a.m. New Year's Day to Jessica Jones and Jason Hale of Richmond. Her name means "life." She's their first child and the first grandchild on both sides of the famil
• Reid team CARES: The Acute Rehab Unit adopted a Salvation Army family and also collected shoes for the Wellness of Hope Foundation, which helps abandoned widows and children in Kenya. Thanks to Stella West, director, for sharing! Meanwhile, Health Inform
• WEATHER: Warm temperatures will depart today
• Ind. town selling site shared with ice cream shop
• Some against plan for Fort Wayne magnet school
• Stores step in after fire hits Christmas Eve
• Man faces drug charges after routine traffic stop
• For the Record
• 2010: Local lives left legacy
• DNA database links inmate to 2 Ind. slayings
• Autopsy planned for baby girl found in Ind. home
• Notre Dame beats Miami 33-17 in Sun Bowl
• Buford leads No. 2 Ohio State past Indiana
• Police: Standoff at Houston-area bank ends
• Sign put up at scene of Ind. officer's fatal crash
• COMING SATURDAY: Local stores bring cheer to couple after devastating fire
• Richmond traffic stops results in drug arrest
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Auto parts plant explosion injures 4 in Virginia
• Aurora will be transferred
• Thursday's lottery results
• A matter of consolidation
• Earthquake causes no local damage
• Correction
• For the Record
• Man loses his driver's license for life
• Police: Drive safely on New Year's holiday
• Richmond man accused of cocaine possession
• Whooping cough booster suggested
• When you make your resolutions tomorrow, keep Reid's "Nourish You" class in mind to help you achieve your goals! This 16 week program costs $300 (only $2.68 per day - that's less than a fast food lunch!) and meets weekly, plus include
• UPDATED: Earthquake felt as far east as western Ohio
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Earthquake centered near Kokomo felt in Richmond area
• Nick Young scores 25 to lead Wizards' whipping of Pacers
• Gas could reach $4 per gallon
• Fire reaches 3 levels of factory
• Office closed Friday
• Corrections
• Coming Sunday
• Vehicle maintenance can help cut fuel costs
• Songwriter's portrait made a stop on way to Indiana Statehouse
• 'The Bachelorette' star cracks the man code
• Man accused of using false ID
• The Reid team CARES: Reid's pharmacy team raised several hundred dollars to buy gifts and provide help to a family identified through Reid's Employee Assistance Program. Thanks to Brad Hester, director, for sharing this story!
• The Museum is open today and Thursday 9am - 4pm, we will be open Friday New Year's Eve 9am - Noon! Happy New Year to all!
• Police: Ind. girl left outside on Christmas Eve
• Vigil held for Muncie police officer slain in 1990
• SW Ohio woman who posed as boy freed from jail
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Chase leads to arrest
• Bus victims' families win court battle
• DEA honors RPD officer
• Winter brings cold delights ... and danger of thin ice
• Furniture store worker stabbed
• Man found dead in motel room; autopsy ordered
• Union County School Building Corp. to meet
• BMV closed Saturday for New Year's Day
• 'Bachelor Pad' star signing books tonight
• Couple sues over injuries from drunk fans at Bengals game
• 'Bachelorette' star to sign books Wednesday in Eaton
• Jets-Bears game helps generate record TV rating
• Man charged with pulling boy's teeth with pliers
• Prep basketball: Wettig Scoreboard
• Hagerstown falls to East Central in Wettig tournament
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Man found dead in Lewisburg motel room
• Home prices falling faster in largest U.S. cities
• Ohio Supreme Court rules for bus wreck survivors
• The Reid team CARES: Reid Outpatient Surgery and Endoscopy (ROSE) team members filled three barrels with toys to help families through the Salvation Army. The team also helped one of their own during the season. Thanks to Lorraine Smith for sharing!
• Police: Ohio woman dies trying to flee carjackers
• Car crash into S. Indiana house kills driver
• MTV 'Teen Mom' star faces domestic battery charges
• Theater seeking old gold for its coffers
• Accident closes 4 lanes of traffic
• Shoppers still hunting for bargains
• Basketball tourney brings in the bucks
• 3 men arrested on gun charges
• Fewer motorists die on Ohio roadways during holiday season
• Police seek clues after shots fired into home
• Plant starts hiring
• Indiana unemployment changes worry workers, companies
• Today's Local Death Notices
• U.S. 40 open again after accident on Richmond's west side
• 3 Dayton men arrested Sunday after traffic stop in Richmond
• Winter storm could strand air passengers for days
• Shots were fired into a Richmond home Sunday night
• Indiana bill would allow cities to declare bankruptcy
• Ohio Supreme Court OKs state's satellite TV tax
• Somali Islamist insurgents threaten to attack the U.S.
• Miller won't block Murkowski Senate certification
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 'Up on the Housetop' debuted in Richmond in 1864
• Bike collection goes 'crazy'
• In Honor of Service: Jefferson Michael Davis
• Ivy Tech celebrates 5 years of elbow room
• East meets Westview
• Daniels: Presidential hopefuls must address debt
• Indiana's oldest riverboat has seen ups, downs
• No love for nuisance landlord law
• Ohio communities struggle to fill big box stores
• Notre Dame president defends handling of sex case
• 'Little Fockers' tops holiday weekend box office
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Birthday wish to help children in hospital is granted
• 92 Christmas birthdays
• Centerstone of Indiana announces new CSO and CEO
• AP Exclusive: Jesse Jackson Jr says 'everyone has erred'
• Ex-husband says woman who died at Busch home had heart issue
• Winter storm blasts North Carolina, takes aim at East Coast
• Guests for the Sunday TV news shows
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Indiana offering 'In God We Trust' plate to lawmakers
• SW Indiana city prepares for annual watermelon drop
• Civil War message opened, decoded: No help coming
• Storm heading to Capital after snowing in South
• California officials could put end to high-paid city
• Indiana University envisions high-tech corridor
• New spacious dining area
• Briefcase
• Farm Notes
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Teen grateful to be alive after accident
• Last-minute shopping frenzy
• 'It was overwhelming'
• Correction
• Family grateful for prayers, financial contributions
• House fire spreads through entire home
• For the Record
• Evidence collected in North 12th Street fire
• Man accidentally shoots self in leg at parking lot
• COMING SATURDAY: Teen's survival a true gift at Christmas
• Holiday 2010: The year shoppers came back
• Beer heir is in the headlines after woman dies
• NORAD Santa team has welcome news, special connection, for parents, too
• Lynn man accidentally shoots self in calf outside theater
• Spider-Man safety gets positive review from state
• Tugs trying to free freighter in Detroit River
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Richmond couple loses home to kitchen fire
• Richmond roads, stores crammed with last-minute Christmas shoppers
• Those dealing with losses can use support at holidays
• Bank leader dies after falling on ice
• Palladium-Item office closed today
• Correction
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• White Chrismas usually just a dream
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrest
• State police to patrol roadways over holiday
• Ministry serves Christmas dinner
• 2 stations hire new general manager
• Just in the nick of time... tasty and nutritious holiday recipes from Christie Ferriell, Diabetes & Nutrition Education Coordinator. Enjoy!
• Toy buggies, piggy and lion banks, tealight candle holders among product recalls
• Indiana reports state's 1st flu death of season
• Richmond apartments to be leveled for historical museum addition
• Habitat for Humanity to build home in Hagerstown
• Ind. mom says she hid young son's body for year
• Ohio man dies on way to 3 grandchildren's funeral
• Plan seeks more business near Indianapolis airport
• Government upgrades investigation of Ford minivans
• W. Ind. couple charged in death of paraplegic man
• Vigil is Thursday for 3 missing Michigan brothers
• Revised oxygen system blamed for W.Va. plane crash
• Plans due for replacing tornado-damaged school
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• UPDATED 8:34 A.M.: Local school closings/delays for Wednesday
• Santa Claus is comin' to ... 'P-I Live!' Thursday
• Chamber OKs CEO agreement
• Reid Hospital will close addiction program
• Richmond teacher selected to take part in national science program
• Ohio man faces drug charges
• Footprints lead to scene of crime
• Crash claims the life on an 11-year-old
• Salary ordinance on Liberty Town Council agenda
• Wayne County commissioners cancel meeting
• Census: Indiana keeps its 9 House seats
• Muslim woman reports attack outside Ohio mosque
• Key test vote in Senate for 9/11 health bill
• Reid Hospital to close outpatient addiction program
• Small child's remains found in Fort Wayne home
• The Museum will be closing at noon on Dec. 24th and will be closed on Christmas Day. Have a Wonderful and Safe Christmas!
• Most Ind. state workers to see pay raise in 2011
• Strong earthquake hits 130 miles from Japan
• Man caught shoplifting at Kroger, faces drug charges
• Coin collectors, appraisers in Richmond through Thursday
• The Reid team CARES: The Wound Healing Center staff, including Environmental Services staff there, adopted eight children through the Salvation Army to provide Christmas gifts. Cindy Dye, Clinical Nurse Manager, also obtained coats for each child with he
• Wayne County chamber board approves plan for a shared CEO
• 2 women dressed as Santas arrested at Dayton Mall
• Shooting kills 1 at Ind. State Fairgrounds party
• Fast-growing Fishers moves toward city vote
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Local grad rates rise, fall
• Former NHL player meets family of Preble County teen killed by puck
• Richmond Common Council OKs tax abatement for new hotel, conference center
• Starr-Gennett Foundation offering gifts with membership
• Gospel music featured at Christmas festival
• It's time to reserve seats for Richmond Art to Heart XIX
• Lt. Gov. Skillman says she won't seek top job
• Use of Rainy Day Fund debated by Union County commissioners
• COMING TUESDAY: Cutest Baby of the Year voting ballot
• Quiet deal on Obama's judge nominees in the Senate
• Higher prices at the pump might linger into 2011
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Dance, protests to mark 150 years since Southern Carolina left the U.S.
• Congratulations to Reid team members who helped produce a sold-out "Cinderella" production at Richmond Civic Theatre. Director: Kathy Clopper, Community Relations. Assistant Director: Kim Dearing, Central Scheduling. Stage crew: Zach Lacey, Foo
• Feds want reporting for high-powered rifle sales
• Indiana Lt. Gov. Skillman says she won't seek top job in 2012
• FBI data shows violent crime continues to decline
• Gospel music on tap for Old Fashioned Christmas Festival on Tuesday in the Depot District
• Starr-Gennett Foundation wants 1,000 new members
• Terrific blog post by President Bennett on Quaker and Christmas traditions at Earlham.
• Today's HOT JOB: Reid Internal Medicine, Medical Assistant (need experience, degree or certification), 40hrs/9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. Click on the Careers Tab... it's easy to apply online!
• Top Democrat predicts Senate will OK arms treaty
• Couple leaves some $6 million to charities
• OUT OF OUR PAST: After bombing of U.S.S. West Virginia, brothers find each other alive
• Sunday's winning lottery results
• Some gas buyers wonder how they'll get repaid for auto repairs
• If shelter, drug-recovery program would close, 'Where will the men go?'
• Couple charged with child neglect
• Holiday Inn changes brands
• In Honor of Service: Erica Suzanne Barclay
• Today's Local Death Notices (final update)
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Clubs and Groups
• Chamber, EDC plan could be ready soon
• New jobs, supporting youth
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Faith, volunteers make impact
• County evolves from founding Quakers to diverse community of worship
• Unemployment extensions begin
• Highlights of Quaker history in Richmond and Wayne County
• Eaton, Ohio, woman turns 100 on Christmas Day
• Richmond Common Council takes up tax abatement
• BMV closes for holiday
• Cash-strapped causes hope for taxpayer generosity
• Obama offers assurances to GOP on nuke treaty
• UPDATE: 'Don't ask, don't tell' repeal won't take immediate effect
• BREAKING NEWS: Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Republicans block youth immigration bill
• Bank of America stops handling WikiLeaks payments
• Unemployed Hoosiers can begin online applications for extended benefits
• Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow :)
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Authors present local flavor, timely lessons
• State set to redraw districts
• Poll: Parents to blame for school woes
• Correction
• Jobless rate rises
• U.S. 27 in Union County now open for travel
• Statehouse Page Program taking applications
• Rising TV anchor accused of filing false claim
• Lions Club fruit sale extended to Wednesday
• INDOT installs snow fencing on Ind. 101 South
• Judge hears federal worker's spousal benefits case
• Recall news: Products include dairy items
• Arizona sues Bank of America, alleges loan modification fraud
• Indiana schools hope to avoid cuts in next budget
• College Housing closes by 5:00 p.m. today. Winter Break has officially begun. Everyone have a joyous and safe holiday season and we'll see you back on campus in January 2011!!
• Palin: 'Double standard' for politicians who cry
• Indiana woman gets 7 years for taking Christmas gifts
• Unemployment rate jumps up in Wayne, Randolph and Fayette counties
• Tax bill won't help those who used up jobless aid
• Ohio woman faces sentencing in trafficking case
• "It came upon a midnight here..." Night shift workers were the first group to partake in the Reid Employee Organization's annual Christmas dinner. Today, Reid administration will be the food servers as day shift workers converge on Lingle
• Ohio eases process of obtaining birth certificate
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Ohio officials toss campaign complaint against Fox News
• Drivers, pedestrians struggle
• Nativity scene draws complaint
• EDC gets raises
• JOB ON CAMPUS!
• Breakfast with Santa will be downtown
• West Virginia woman charged with drug possession
• Schools unite to help kids
• RCS board focuses on literacy advances for third-graders
• New investment at NSK helps retain workers
• Man accused of child molestation is in jail
• Buying local addressed by Richmond parks board for mower purchase
• Senators vote to ban earmarks — then grab them
• Yahoo to close more services after 600 layoffs
• LAPD releases pictures in 'Grim Sleeper' killer case
• '40-Year-Old Virgin' actor gets life in stabbing
• Thanks to Reid's Engineering Dept. for their hard work today! They began clearing snow at 3 a.m., taking care of the main campus and 12 other Reid buildings here in Richmond. 100 man hours and 8000 lbs of salt and calcium later, our crew deserves a
• 'Pink Panther' director Blake Edwards dies at 88
• Treasury Secretary Geithner says bailout will cost less than $25 billion
• Plan identifies best places for solar on U.S. lands
• Louisiana sand barriers pronounced a waste of money
• 20 states ask judge to throw out Obama health law
• 13 million people could get unexpected tax bill from Obama tax credit
• The Reid team CARES: The Critical Care Unit team adopted a family to provide gifts and a Christmas meal. They also are collecting food for the Wayne County food pantry. Thanks to James Baldwin and Marjorie Bell for sharing this story!
• Indiana State Police urge caution while driving
• Slow going on area streets and highways
• Preble, Butler counties issue Level 1 snow advisories
• Fewer people apply for unemployment benefits
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Organizers: Bone marrow donor drive nets 80 registrants
• Pizzeria owner departs for new ventures
• Tax package goes to House
• Cash reserves tapped for golf
• County economic leadership on 'P-I Live!'
• Judge will rule in January on defamation lawsuit against Wayne County prosecutor
• EDC cancels meeting with recycling company
• Police: Man confronts intruders with shotgun
• Bayh urges less partisanship
• Police: Man wanted on 2 felonies
• Here's another terrific post by Doug Bennett, discussing a "Life at Earlham" post by Spencer Smith. The student-written "Life at Earlham" blog will return in January and Spencer will be blogging for us from London, where he'
• Great blog post by Doug Bennett, introduces us to an EC alum who is putting his own twist on the classic Beowulf saga. Terrific SFGate article and links to Fajardo's own website. Definitely worth a few minutes to peruse!
• Reid's annual Hospice Memorial Tree Lighting service honors Hospice patients who have died during the past year. Families are invited to join the Hospice Team for this time of remembering. The tree is located on the main concourse near the Cafe.
• Congrats to Michael C. Hall '93, nominated for a Golden Globe Award for his work on the show "Dexter." He won the award last year.
• Skates and Plungers.
• The Reid team CARES: The Engineering Department adopted a family for Thanksgiving and collected food and money for them. They have also adopted a family through the Salvation Army for Christmas and will provide presents. Thanks to Jeff Cook, department d
• President Obama has appointed an Earlham grad as the new Ambassador to Vietnam.
• Congratulations to Reid's Ambassador of the Month, Becky Jewison! Becky, Reid Foundation events coordinator, was nominated by her peers. She is also active in the community, sharing her talent and enthusiasm with Stage One Youth Theatre, Special Oly
• Even the squirrels are cold ... must be time for the semester to end. Last class day today!
• Whittier College in California, also founded by Friends, is seeking to preserve some historic homes near campus, including "Earlham Hall," pictured.
• 12 day sale at the Ginkgo Boutique with different specials everyday through Christmas Eve. Starts Monday!
• Today's Hot Job: Director of Patient Resource Services. Responsible for facilitating and evaluating care coordination actives related to utilization of resources, case management and throughput of the patient from pre-admission to discharge. Salarie
• CONGRATULATIONS to Kim Chenoweth, Reid's newest Wellness Champion! Kim has safely lost 110 pounds by exercising 30 minutes a day and following a healthy nutrition plan. And she is now off her high blood pressure medicine! Kim's latest achieveme
• Is it Christmas Yet?
• This is the 18th year Volunteer Services has displayed a Christmas tree in Reid's main lobby to honor its 500+ volunteers who have generously dedicated nearly 53,000 hours in 2010. These volunteers help in over 40 locations throughout Reid's ma
• Winding down…
• Don't forget Santa will be at the Museum this Sunday, Dec. 12th from 1 - 4pm and the Silent Auction ends at 2pm Sunday.
• Monday's HOT JOB: Convenient Care Center, Medical Asst. - Physician Office. Education: Graduate of an accredited Medical Assistant Training Program or equivalent experience. 40hrs a week. Click on the Careers tab and apply online.
• BREAK!! :)
• Ohio woman keeps spreadsheet to track down stalker
• Bus of UMass students on ski trip crashes in Vermont
• Ind. man pleads in wreck that killed 2 students
• Today we launch a series of posts called "The Reid team CARES." Today's story: The Patient Care Center team provides a barrel of toys for the Salvation Army Angel Tree program. Thanks to Amber Blevins, unit director, for sharing what
• N. Ind. man sentenced in wife's weight bar death
• WEATHER: Area under a winter weather advisory for Saturday
• Man suspected in 3-state stabbing spree in court
• Train hits, kills teen who tried to run through crossing
• Stocks stumble after unemployment rises to 9.8 pct
• James' scoring doesn't impress Ohio governor-elect
• Preble County man who coaches in Ohio faces sex-with-minor charge
• President Obama makes unannounced trip to Afghanistan
• Military trial delayed in sexual harassment case
• Ex-Cubs player, announcer Santo dies at 70
• Plea deal reached in Ind. courthouse bomb plot
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Police: I-65 crash in NW Indiana kills 2 people
• Friend: Slain soldier found purpose in military
• Morrisson-Reeves eliminating 5 jobs, closing first Wednesday each month
• Parade featuring 40 units
• Hospital trimming overall labor costs by at least 5 percent in 2011
• Investigation continues into the slaying of a Williamsburg man
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Rangel: Censure vote was 'very political'
• Delaware Republican Christine O'Donnell has book deal.
• Police: Man wrongly texts drug offer to prosecutor
• Growing Indiana welfare rolls require more workers
• House of Representatives passes middle-class-only tax cut bill
• UPDATED: Victim in fatal Williamsburg shooting identified
• Reid Hospital plans wage freeze, administrator pay cuts, rate hike
• Michigan town determined to help find missing boys
• Morrisson-Reeves Library to trim staff, close first Wednesday of month
• Federal funds to upgrade Wright-Patterson AFB hospital
• Homicide investigation goes all night near Williamsburg
• Student artists to be honored Friday at art festival
• N. Indiana mental health center cuts 50 jobs
• Several spend night in line for Palin book signing
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Winner of Colts tickets, @Sarah Allen, shown when she picked up her tickets at the studios of G101.3. Have a great time at the game this Sunday, Sarah! GO COLTS!
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Williamsburg death under investigation
• Williamsburg death under investigation
• Centerville drugs facility robbed
• EDC, tourism budgets tabled
• Beating suspect arrested
• Wayne County compliant with state forfeiture law
• New push coming to allow Indiana Sunday alcohol sales
• Daycare placed on probation
• Richmond woman marking 95th birthday today
• Slide-offs, accidents come with 1st snow
• Two community concerts Saturday
• Drug treatment facility robbery being investigated
• House Republicans kill global warming committee
• Boehner to create ladies' room off House floor
• Long-term jobless benefits set to expire this week
• Ohio State University president gets $16,000 bonus, $300,000 pay hike
• Indiana attorney general cites Wayne County as example for distributing seized funds
• Family gets back personal effects of Ind. Marine
• UPDATED: Donor offers reward for finding missing Mich. boys
• Suspect in Village Pantry attack, beating arrested
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• 'Tis the season... holiday movies galore on TV! What's your all-time favorite?
• Deal reached over assets of N. Ind. doctor
• Riley Hospital set to move patients into new tower
• Woman charged in fake funeral
• Report touts RHS' success with its graduation rate
• Sewer officials wait for Really Cool solution
• 'I am still upset' about water in gas
• Police: Man charged with attempted murder
• Board of appeals will hold hearings Thursday
• Centerstone will be the guest on next 'P-I Live!"
• Sanitary District issues sewer overflow alert
• Unemployed face uncertainty
• Warrant out for Richmond woman who arranged fake funeral
• Obama backs Pentagon report on gay troops
• Missing Mich. boys' father charged with kidnapping
• 2 dead in shooting outside St. Louis funeral home
• Extended Hoosier unemployment benefits coming to end
• Sanitary district issues sewer overflow alert
• Surprise! Reid@Home has some of the best prices around on Duracell Pro Cell AA, AAA C, D and 9V batteries. Prices start at just $1.19 for a 4-pack of AA and only $7.14 for a case of 24. Call (765) 983-3083 or stop in — Reid@Home is right next to th
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• 13 charged in scheme to ship pot with toilet paper
• Bayh, Lugar split over defeated earmark ban
• Richmond owner: Water out of gas tanks, station operating again
• Plans made to rebuild at Indianapolis scouts camp
• Former Purdue standout Brees named SI's sportsman of year
• Tax assessment appeal hearings set for Thursday
• CONGRATULATIONS! Sarah Desiree Allen is the winner of two tickets to the Colts vs. Dallas this Sunday. Thanks to all who entered - over 750! And for those who did not hear, Brent's shot in the dark answer yesterday was right! We think Brent needs to
• Ind. woman charged in 2009 crash that killed boy
• Man charged with firing gun on Univ. of Cincinnati campus
• Richmond graduate conducts national anthem at Colts game
• RHS in national grad report
• Pence still thinking about 2012
• Crashes, fatalities down over holiday weekend in Ohio
• Weekend patrols by Indiana State Police net 8 DWI arrests
• Police: Robbery motive for shooting
• Really Cool Foods lays off 31
• Customers get water in the tank
• Anderson police investigate 2 suspicious deaths
• I Am Reid. Are YOU Reid?
• Receiver drops winning TD pass, then blames God
• Search on in northern Ohio for 3 Michigan brothers
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Hamilton Co. judge allows school funding lawsuit to proceed
• Really Cool Foods lays off 31 full-time employees
• Ind. voter turnout up nearly 4 percent from 2006
• 'Empire Strikes Back' director Irvin Kershner dies
• Plan would allow shifting cases among Ind. courts
• Citing deficit, Obama to freeze federal worker pay
• A learning 1st year for Ohio Lake Erie ferry
• Today's Hot Job listing: ED Patient Advocate. 36hrs, every Friday, Saturday & Sunday. Click on the link below to find out more and apply online.
• Last day to register to win 2 tickets to Colts v. Dallas from Reid Orthopedics! You have until 4pm to sign up. @Rick Duncan will announce the winner Tuesday around 7:30 a.m. Brent's streak is STILL intact after basing today's answer to a figure
• 2 South Bend men die of carbon monoxide poisoning
• Cause unknown for death of C. Ind. deer hunter
• In Honor of Service: James A Wine Jr.
• NBA: Pacers 95, Lakers 92
• Local man shot
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Statute forming county passed in 1810
• Randolph County pork farmer cited by IDEM
• Vital Statistics
• Wayne County Council could approve EDC, tourism budgets this week
• Tax deduction deadline nears
• Residents question waste imports
• Irish hold off USC, 20-16, end 8-game rivalry skid
• Actor playing dying Freud collapses on NYC stage
• 'Harry Potter' barely stays at top of box office list
• Latest WikiLeaks release reveals sensitive State Dept. documents
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• NEW VIDEO: Black Friday Begins
• P-I, Gannett Foundation distribute $5K in grants
• Officials: Smoking materials caused fire
• Noted poet, Hagerstown resident celebrates her 90th birthday
• Incentive to read daily
• Grant could bring clinic
• Gender diversity topic of Thursday forum
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• 'Tis the season to bargain hunt
• Friday's lottery results
• Area tea party to host presentation Tuesday
• County council says yes to managing grant
• Colts and DCS launch 'Books for Youth' drive
• 5 students named to 2011 Ind. Music Education Association Honor Band
• Buying begins
• Chase leads to crashes, arrest
• Richmond veteran receives honor from France
• Correction
• For the Record
• Colo. shopper possibly trapped in store collapse
• Auburn turns tide on 'Bama in 28-27 victory
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Obama catches elbow in basketball game, needs 12 stitches
• West Virginia capitalizes on Pitt turnovers in 35-10 rout
• UPDATED: Columbus police say mother, 2 children fatally stabbed
• Reports: 3 shot east of Ohio State airport
• 17 rare sea turtles rescued off Cape Cod, Mass.
• 5 petitions challenge Emanuel's Chicago mayoral run
• Purdue women's player with meningitis upgraded
• The burning question on everyone's mind today...
• Lawyer: Honeymoon death suspect not expert rescuer
• Plane makes safe emergency landing at Wis. airport
• Anderson nears sale of vacant GM factory
• PHOTO GALLERY: Black Friday shoppers hit area stores
• Police stop man holding child under water in tub
• WEATHER: Rain gives way to sunshine, cold temperatures
• Jets beat Bengals 26-10 with big plays by Smith
• Old-Fashioned Christmas Festival
• Tours at selected sites share holiday decor
• Christmas festival starts today
• Retiring lieutenant begins new chapter
• Thursday's lottery results
• New state bill might clarify how forfeiture monies are shared
• New VP/CFO selected for Reid Hospital
• Indiana volunteers try to cut school dropout rate
• Thanksgiving sales bring shoppers, grumbles
• Palin draws fire with North Korea gaffe
• Ohio man kills brother, self after brawl over food
• Former Indiana woman, son thankful to get second chance
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Leveling NATCO
• Thanksgiving meal a little costlier
• Planning ahead can make for less hectic Black Friday
• RHS grad picked for RCS role
• Despite health, economic challenges, local family counts its blessings
• 'Super Bowl of retail'
• Obama says he doesn't think about presidential race vs. Palin
• For the Record
• Jury convicts Tom DeLay in money laundering trial
• 1 charged in video store burglaries
• Centerville graduate marching in Macy's parade
• Obama spares turkeys 'shellacking' he got at polls
• Ohio sheriff: Suspect claims he has to vomit, then escapes
• Zoo wolverines treated to Ohio State piqata mascot
• Herschel Walker cut, will miss mixed martial arts fight
• Indianapolis traffic judge suspended for 30 days
• Airport security: Pat-down protests fail to take flight
• November is National Hospice & Palliative Care Month. We are thankful for our hospice team and the incredible work they do. Reid recently added an inpatient hospice program to its list of service offerings. Please join us in thanking this amazing tea
• Richmond Community Schools names new assistant superintendent
• Family Video burglary investigation leads to 2 arrests
• RCS assistant superintendent will be named at meeting today
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Schools' progress mixed
• For sale: Vehicle that's 28 feet long, has plenty of bookshelves
• Jobless rate decreases for 4 local counties
• Willie & Red's eatery opening in Hagerstown
• Indiana attorney general will defend prosecutors in suit
• About 50 RCS students lack shots
• Wounded man tells police stabbing accidental
• Air passenger released after questioning in Denver
• TSA reviewing airport pat-down method
• Sunflowers, baseballs for slain Ohio mom, boy
• Cincinnati-area man jailed for punching, killing poodle
• COMING WEDNESDAY: Iconic vehicle on sale block
• You have just a few days left to register for Colts vs. Dallas tickets! Play 'Reid About Sports' daily sports trivia question on www.g1013.com and sign up to win by Mon., 11/29. The winner of 2 tickets to the 12/5 game will be announced by Rick
• Fresh charge filed in Mich. serial stabbings probe
• BREAKING NEWS: 13 Wayne County schools make AYP in latest results, including Fairview Elementary
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Trotwood woman dies 6 weeks after hit-and-run crash
• Daniels skipping Obama's state trip, keeping prior appointment
• VA recommends changes at Ohio center after suicide
• Men hold up N.Y. pizza makers, flee with wrong dough
• Pence says Afghanistan situation is improving
• Ind. agency cutting walk-in service on documents
• Obama plans additional stops during Indiana trip
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Suspect in Richmond stabbing asks nearby man for ride
• Sheriff-elect picks chief deputy
• Police issue 100-plus tickets, warnings
• Grants helping preserve North 10th Street building
• In the nick of time
• '08 floods help bring new jobs
• 3 years before his death, JFK came to Richmond
• Purdue Ag Outlook report will be offered
• Miami wants to end 'the Scalp Song' at games
• Preble County launches economic development website
• Military: SW Ohio soldier killed in Iraq
• S.C. man who faked death to avoid arrest sentenced
• Colts willing to share blame for latest loss
• Today's Local Death Notices (final update)
• DUI patrols give out 100-plus tickets, warnings
• Add the Ginkgo Boutique to your Friday shopping plans! 20% off storewide one day only, PLUS a free gift while supplies last last with any $25+ Stephanie Dawn purchase. Hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. See you there!
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Reds' Votto easily wins NL MVP award
• Wayne County's next sheriff names his chief deputy
• Bowling Green voters OK anti-bias measures
• Today's Hot Job listing: HIM Inpatient Coding Reimbursement Supervisor. Salaried position, RHIA or RHIT required. Coding Certification required from AHIMA (CCS). Click on the link below to find out more and apply online.
• Rain leads many Indiana counties to lift burning bans
• Preble County launches economic development website
• 3-year-old giraffe at Cincinnati zoo found dead
• Sarajevo bridge named for late Ind. congressman
• Indiana limestone company sold to Cleveland firm
• Schools offer coping advice after Ohio triple killings
• Daleville fatal motel fire cause still unknown
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Horses start running amok
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• In Honor of Service: Matthew T. Bickford
• Banding together to help
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates 2 new homes
• Union County highway department in financial crunch
• Weekend fire deemed arson
• Veterans' mobile clinic will make Saturday stop
• RHS, Earllham collecting cans, coats and cash
• Woman rescued after vehicle lands in Whitewater River
• Groups get $70K in grants
• Plane lands safely at JFK airport; no sign of fire
• 'Harry Potter' leaps to $125.1M debut weekend
• 'American Idol' will move to new schedule
• Food Network cancels 'Ace of Cakes'
• Believers find mixed blessings in Pope's comments
• IU project yields application to caution reckless drivers
• Morton instructor spread music education influence
• Saturday's Lottery Numbers
• Richmond's Starr-Gennett era brought in top jazz legends
• Area musicians make mark
• Wayne County recognized as arts center
• Entertainers leave impressions on big screen
• Authors with area ties pen influential works
• White powder sent to 'Dancing With the Stars'
• Daniel Day-Lewis in Ill. to prepare for 'Lincoln'
• Shots or no school
• Wayne Co. avoids suit over seized assets
• Main Street struggles for survival
• Art is ... Wayne County
• As health costs rise, employers look to wellness, high deductibles
• Cancer survivor tells of humiliating pat-down at airport
• New York judge orders Gawker to pull Palin book pages
• HALFTIME UPDATE: Eaton trails Cincinnati Archbishop 24-0
• Temperature should reach low 60s today
• Former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun announces run for Chicago mayor
• Indiana police seek charges against star of 'Teen Mom'
• Facebook-banning New Jersey pastor acknowledges threesome
• GOP picks LaGrange lawyer for Stutzman's Indiana Senate seat
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• IUE BASKETBALL
• Ex-Yankee Jim Leyritz acquitted in fatal DUI crash
• Ohio man pleads guilty in sickly wife's death
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Plea deal off after 3 arrests
• Friday's lottery results
• We CAN do it
• Coming Sunday
• Rep. Knollman selected as committee chair
• Police: Man kicks officer after going to hospital
• Police seek clues in McDonald's robbery
• Plan for old Reid moves ahead
• Police continue probe into local man's beating
• Author: Pages of significance
• Pet Of The Week
• MSNBC suspends host Scarborough for GOP donations
• Product recalls: Awnings, crank sets, sweatshirts
• Slain Ohio woman's boss knew something was wrong
• Mild, mostly sunny weekend in store for Whitewater Valley
• Indiana Democrats say runner up should get secretary of state job
• Chicago-area sheriff resumes foreclosure evictions
• Man dies after falling from vehicle on interstate
• MTV's 'Teen Mom' faces preliminary battery charges
• Ind. man gets 40-year sentence for lawmaker attack
• Ind. regulators: New US Steel permit is stricter
• Warsaw merchants oppose downtown homeless shelter
• Prosecutor says killer gets 120-year sentence
• Friday's 'Hot Job' listing... Check our Registry, RN openings! Must have a year of RN experience to be eligible. Click the link below to find out more and apply online.
• W. Ind. city happy with campaign to oust crows
• Plan to rehab former Reid Hospital clears another hurdle
• Armed man robs west-side Richmond McDonald's after closing time Thursday
• IU East: You will have to put up with me for another year. :)
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• 2 arrested after west-side Richmond drug raid
• Court rejects N. Ind. political insider's appeal
• NE Ind. officials celebrate courthouse restoration
• RCS: No more shots delays
• Uncle: Beating victim fighting for his life
• Jim Jones' legacy
• Home-schooling program aligns with state standards
• 3 charged in attempted burglary
• Earlham student on bike collides with car
• Events coordinator for parks takes IU East job
• Seminar to discuss ag leases and details
• Obama: GM stock sale a success for his policy
• Police: Thrown-down Ohio baby dragged like doll
• Hoosier Lottery headquarters moving to old auto dealership
• Cincinnati-area mom pleads guilty to giving toddler pot
• Hello Hagerstown! Dr. Scott Marsteller (Family Medicine) and Dr. Brett Krepps (Orthopedics) are happy to be in your community! You might just run into them enjoying a meal at one of your local restaurants. They keep telling us it's a great way to me
• Earlham student suffers minor injuries in bike crash
• Nancy Kerrigan's brother wants charge dropped in father's death
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• 3 held after attempted burglary at Jack Daggy Flowers
• Carson elected to leadership post in black caucus
• Land-holders seminar set for Dec. 2
• Rev. Al Sharpton blasts handling of Indianapolis beating
• Dayton police shoot pizza robbery suspect
• Milton store reopens after sewer project re-evaluated
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Man critical after beating
• Boehner chosen to lead House
• Car crashes into scaffolding
• Local caregivers invited to open house
• Local man wants 3rd chance after sentencing
• 2 named as Randolph County sheriff officials
• ServSafe Food Safety training is available
• Richmond Street Department employee marks 40th year in service to city
• Union County school realignment could be nixed
• BREAKING NEWS: Gitmo detainee acquitted of all but one charge in New York
• 11 indicted in alleged Ohio marijuana operation
• Richmond scaffolding collapse closes 9th, C streets intersection
• Military identifies 5 killed from Fort Campbell, including Ohio soldier
• Randolph County sheriff-to-be names 2 to posts
• Boehner to be House speaker; Dems keep Pelosi as leader
• Ind. denies parole for deputy's convicted killer
• 1 found dead after fire at central Indiana motel
• Muncie police probe school handling of rape report
• Man shoots TV after watching Brisol Palin on 'Dancing with the Stars'
• Advocates push for Indiana ban on driver texting
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Indiana legislators to broadcast all meetings online
• Richmond man attacked in parking lot, hospitalized
• Union County lifts burn ban after heavy rain
• Man, pregnant wife, 1-year-old killed in Ohio accident
• NBA: Hawks 102, Pacers 92
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Officials will focus on vaccinations
• Mom, RPD discuss fake funeral
• Union County officials believe new protocol will lead to earlier emergency warnings
• New system to record Indiana deaths through Internet
• Housing attorney to speak at Human Rights Commission meeting
• 3 arrested after robbery at West College Corner home
• UPDATED: Ohio State officials say nothing found in bomb threat
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Ohio State closes library, 3 labs in bomb scare
• Woman who arranged fake funeral talks with Richmond police
• Did you know Reid@Home sells Pampers brand diapers from newborn to Size 6 as low as $1.98 for a 20 pack? Call 983-3083 or stop in today. Reid@Home is next to the Ginkgo Boutique on the main concourse of Reid Hospital and is your one-stop shop for home me
• Cincinnati-area man who lost leg urges leniency for driver
• Ind. man pleads guilty in hit-and-run death
• Lafayette-area residents challenge noise rules for wind farms
• East Chicago police must repay White Castle tab
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• RHS senior earns notice for courage
• County salutes Geographic Information System
• All-America colors
• Chamber, EDC consider sharing chief executive
• Governor wants to reward early grads
• Police: Driver likely fell asleep
• Fayette Extension educator honored
• Union County courthouse, jail might get new storm windows
• Council approves bond issue
• Chamber, EDC board leaders pitch shared CEO proposal
• Trial ordered for serial strangling suspect in 1968 death
• Union County sheriff: Crash victim may have fallen asleep
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Top GOP senator flips on proposal to ban earmarks
• Ohio sheriff: 3 still missing may have been killed
• WE DID IT! Conference Tourney Champs
• Opryland Hotel reopens in Tenn. after flood damage
• Father challenges system's privacy on immunization
• IU dance marathon raises $1.6M for hospital
• DUI stop nabs Ohio man wanted for attempted murder
• Florida inmate complains about jail's limited movie selection
• Spanish-language FM station rolls out in Cincinnati
• Man crashes car into Kokomo church, dies
• Reorganized Terre Haute NAACP elects new president
• Fort Wayne Burmese cautious after Suu Kyi release
• It's a great day in Liberty! Union County Medical Center is open and accepting patients starting today. Stop in and register to win a Miami Redhawks jersey autographed by basketball coach Charlie Coles!
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Project Feed expands North 27 Worship Center's food pantry
• Circle You braces for busy time
• Centerville site houses follow-up drug treatment program
• Vital Statistics
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Symbol of America visited Wayne County twice
• In Honor of Service: William Gilmer Butters
• Grad rate leads to Washington invite
• Wayne County emergency operations board will meet
• Richmond Lions Club will host pancake breakfast Saturday
• Zsa Zsa Gabor returns home after hospitalization
• Rees, defense lead Notre Dame past No. 15 Utah
• Boy hit by car, taken to Reid Hospital as precaution
• Suspect charged for San Francisco bridge standoff
• Fort Wayne man charged in death of baby boy
• No. 6 Wisconsin shreds Indiana for 83 points
• Robinson leads Michigan past Purdue, 27-16
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Liberty man killed in crash on U.S. 27
• Large fire hits Paoli's downtown square
• Ohio 'Robin Hood' bandit sentenced to 21 years
• Administration: Michelle Obama was powerful in India
• RCT's 'All My Sons' auditions are Sunday, Monday
• Planned Parenthood makes influenza vaccine available in Richmond
• Dinner, dance set for Monday at senior center
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Fake funeral poses puzzle for police
• Crafts, candles & corn hole
• Councilman plans mayoral bid
• Commission OKs redevelopment area
• Jeff Hamilton Trio appears tonight at jazz club in Cincinnati
• 3 book signings this weekend
• Sheriff: Blood found in home of missing Ohio woman, children
• Pet Of The Week
• Chester Blvd. might have 4 lanes soon
• No agenda items cancels town council
• Three men indicted in New Mexico swastika case
• Palin e-mail hacker sentenced to year in custody
• Obama: Asia's growth will benefit U.S.
• Showers, more seasonal cooler temperatures move in for weekend
• Republican ahead by 8 votes in Indiana House race
• Hero pilot criticizes new FAA rules on fatigue
• Zsa Zsa Gabor hospitalized for blood clot
• Tickets available at For the Love of Grapes Wine Festival
• COMING SATURDAY: Faked funeral case a challenge for police, prosecutor
• Ind. base using helicopters to fight grass fires
• Friday's "Hot Job": Unit Director/Mother-Baby Care Center. For complete details of this position, or to apply on-line, just click on the Careers Tab on Reid's FB page, or the link below.
• Watch a sneak preview of the next program, featuring Earlham's Old Observatory. You can also catch the program locally on WCTV, Channel 11.
• INDOT: Chester Boulevard could have 4 lanes open by Thanksgiving
• Homeless man finds diamond, returns it to woman
• Commission approves initial step in development of former Reid Hospital site
• Reid is proud to be a partner of the Miami Redhawks and to provide heart services to folks in Oxford. If you are heading to the Miami U basketball game tonight vs. Towson, this is the sign you'll see from the stands. Watch for exciting posts about t
• Now in stores: whoopie cushion greeting cards
• UPDATE: Job creation a central theme as Goodwin announces run for Richmond mayor
• Annual Indiana budget hearings to begin Wednesday
• Councilman Bob Goodwin declares he'll run for Richmond mayor next year
• Trial ordered on attempted murder charge in Mich.
• Ohio college locked down amid case of 4 missing
• France awards Liberty veteran its highest honor
• Sunday print exclusive: Fairview Elementary's struggles
• Fake funeral shocks church
• Corrections
• Students clean up for cash
• IU Bloomington campus police set up patrols after 5 assaults
• Annual 'Hanging of the Greens' is Nov. 28
• DNR phone service expands
• Business owner wins fight about fines
• Greyhound bus catches fire in southern Arizona
• Process starts for change at old Reid
• Ohio trucker sentenced for dumping woman's body
• Nursing war's wounds
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (Nov. 8)" gallery has been updated
• Carmel strip mall fire starts in doughnut shop
• YOUR PHOTOS: Add your pictures to any of our public galleries
• Report: No renegotiated free trade agreement between U.S., South Korea
• BLOGS: Read entries from readers like you
• GOP senators could block Ohio gov.'s appointments
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• Dyer veteran receives French medal for WW II service
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking home-school transfers with RCS officials at 11 a.m.
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• FACEBOOK: Got a question for today's "P-I Live!"? Post it on our wall
• IU campus police step up patrols after 5 sexual assaults
• Lewisburg church to host 'Hanging of the Greens' service
• 'P-I Live!' discusses home-school transfers
• Ohio teacher accused of sleeping on job is fired
• Woman charged with possession of cocaine
• Supreme Court ruling reinstates Fort Wayne death sentence
• Indy television show to focus on Wayne County Friday morning
• Powerless cruise ship nears San Diego harbor
• Prosecutor: Area man found to be habitual offender
• Ending driver-owend bus routes could save money
• Im ready for Christmas Break
• RCS vaccinations are due Nov. 22 -- period
• A VERY IMPORTANT WEEKEND
• Men shed clothes for calendar
• COMING FRIDAY: Woman tries to scam Richmond church with sad story
• Great news for our friends in and around Liberty! Union County Medical Center will be open and accepting patients as of Mon., 11/15 at 950 N. Market St. There's a new name, but familiar faces, including Drs. John and C.G. Clarkson. Hours are Mon.- F
• We’re Howling Forever!
• SAVE THE DATE: 2011 RED DRESS BALL FEBRUARY 26! 6 pm hor d'oeuvres...dancing from 7 - 10 pm with the fabulous Bob Gray Orchestra. Proceeds support Reid's Heart & Vascular Center through Reid Foundation. Registration details coming soon. Mar
• No One’s Going to Take Me Alive
• Oh sweet November :)
• Lots to talk about
• The naked Queen who eats raw Ramen and hunts ghosts. (Can you handle all of this)?
• I can’t wait to get naked.
• Great Weekend!
• Are you excited about the Nearly Naked Mile? [video included]
• One more chance to get your pink on! Tomorrow is the last Pink Friday... stop by the information table outside the Breast Center and chat with Reid medical staff about women's health services available right here at Reid. And be sure to wear pink!
• BLOGS: Read entries from readers like you
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dead at 83
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• Drought prompts conservation request for S. Ind.
• P-I LIVE!: Our election previews wrap up this week
• Teen Driver Safety Week aims to raise awareness
• FACEBOOK: Check out our page and let us know what you think
• Union County Council considering raises for employees
• Debates can be viewed on local TV, online
• Crash victim's condition upgraded
• 14 honored by Community Council on Disability Awareness
• 2 Union County precincts get new polling place
• Union County board raises questions about school realignment ideas
• Police: Deputy fatally shot gunman in card game robbery
• A daughter's story
• Semi slides into ditch, disrupts I-70 Wayne County traffic
• Recycler seeking city's help with bonds
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Teen toils this year for FFA
• Insured losses from Ohio Sept. storms top $17M
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Purdue expert: Dry weather helped pumpkin production
• WEATHER: Expect some sunshine and a high in the mid 60s today
• Indiana lieutenant governor collects holiday cards for troops
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: This Week (Oct. 18)
• Police: Driver had man's body hanging from truck
• YOUR PHOTOS: The "MY PI: Scrapbook" gallery has been updated
• Cubs pick Mike Quade to succeed Lou Piniella
• Vital Statistics
• For the Record
• In Honor of Service: Mark Edward Smith
• Firefighters respond to restroom blaze
• Teen critically injured in 1-vehicle accident
• A trip to see the IUE vball team :)
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Gunman fumbles lines in local play
• Industrial production falls 0.2 percent in September
• Sweet memories
• Disappointing 1st year for Ohio 'brain drain' aid
• Are these signs of (current) times?
• Supreme Court will hear appeal from ex-attorney general Ashcraft to stop lawsuit
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Deflated bus tires force Ohio school closing
• Oswalt, Rollins help Phillies even NLCS at 1-1
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Manning throws 2 TDs; Colts beat Redskins 27-24
• Pentagon asks media not to publish war leaks
• WEATHER: Some showers are possible today
• Give me Venti brew: Seattle Starbucks serves beer
• PHOTO GALLERIES: Check out any of our galleries added over the weekend
• Indiana surgeon pleading guilty to health care fraud
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• 4 men are convicted in NY synagogue-bombing plot
• P-I LIVE!: Our election previews wrap up this week
• Today's Local Death Notices
• IN HONOR OF SERVICE: Nominate a local soldier for our weekly feature
• Late night campaign work.
• My mother is my angel
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Wayne County's surviving 23 towns
• Obamas' political road show playing Sunday in neighboring Ohio
• Sampling county's 23 towns
• Hilton workers in Chicago start 3-day strike
• McMurray upstages Chase drivers for Charlotte win
• As 'Mad Men' season ends, its creator feels great
• Florida company introduces new, red celery
• South Bend shelters offer weather amnesty
• Jerry Hall's art collection sells for $4 million
• Titanic survivor's account auctioned for $32,000
• Ohioans take fossils, bones to artifacts roadshow
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• School board will meet to consider hiring
• State auditor plans Monday campaign visit
• Open house set for area woman's 100th birthday
• Construction will close intersections
• Top roles change at RCS
• Corrections
• For the Record
• Pet of the Week
• New leader sparks re-opening
• Class size issues to be addressed at special meetings
• Traffic stop leads to 2 drug arrests
• This week was simple
• Jeweler to close downtown location
• I <3 BOOBS (breast cancer month)
• Love conquers cancer
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Hope for landmark
• Watchdog panel to keep tabs on Indiana nursing homes
• Beautiful fall weekend awaits outdoors
• Anti-Obama billboard in Colorado taken down
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Motorists can look forward to road closings starting Wednesday
• Local, state and national candidates make weekend television appearances
• Federal documents clear way for Ind. land exchange
• Ohio governor asks feds to help shops near dirty lake
• North Korea threatens '1,000-fold' increase in weapons
• Henry County boy's death spurs calls for safety near school
• Poll workers needed in Union County
• Danica Patrick commits to 4 Nationwide races in 2011
• P-I LIVE!: Miss yesterday's show? Catch a replay
• Leaf collection begins Monday morning
• Police: Ohio school bus driver over alcohol limit before crash
• FACEBOOK: Check out our page and let us know what you think
• IU East officials will talk about canceled event
• Indiana teen hurt in courthouse balcony leap dies
• PWC comes to Richmond
• Feds oppose California Prop 19 to legalize marijuana
• Former Pal-Item publisher lander Ivy Tech Richmond post
• TV show features McCown
• A pink crowd: Many Reid team members are joining in for Pink Fridays -- this picture from the last one shows one sampling of pink fashion statements!
• Man faces numerous charges
• Ohio school wrecked by tornado wins Kohl's $500K prize
• Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
• Teen who killed brother could face life in prison
• Coats talks growth
• Grand reopening is Saturday for Sunrise in Richmond
• Taxpayers' money on candidates' minds
• House fire kills 3 in Columbus, Ohio
• 'I feel so blessed'
• 3rd day of testimony begins at Fort Hood hearing
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Nebraska regents approve $56M football stadium expansion
• Football, Dog tags, Homecoming Queen.
• WEATHER: Slight warm-up in the works for the weekend
• Ohio firm plans to buy Northrop Grumman shipyards
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (Oct. 11)" gallery has been updated
• GOP's Coats raises $2M to Ellsworth's $494K
• Indiana DNR: Genetic tests find no Asian carp
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Dayton Gems at National Trail
• Ohio State enrollment at record level, topping 64K
• Connersville men face drug charges after Richmond arrests
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Girls Soccer Sectional Centerville-New Castle
• Today's Local Death Notices
• TV show to take viewers into W.Va. coal mines
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• Short High School graduate helps fund students' travel
• Police: Woman jumped off bridge to kill herself
• Woman arrested during traffic stop
• Lilly Endowment gives Indy seminary $1.2M grant
• Tip leads police to wanted man
• LAUREN..LAUREN CRUMP..kait..LAURENNNN!!!
• Strip mall likely in future of NATCO site
• Get your pink on tomorrow! It's Pink Friday at Reid... stop by and chat with staff from the Breast Center about digital mammography. Pick up some great information, plus receive coupons and giveaways from 11 - 2 in the Outpatient Care Center lobby.
• RCS chief: More home-school data needed
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Stay course or opt for change?
• Leaf collection begins Monday morning in Richmond
• Time to take stock
• St. Joseph jail probe finds no basis for charges
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Muncie bed and breakfast owner offers veterans free getaway
• WEATHER: High only in the mid 60s today
• Muncie couple acccused of abusing 5-week-old son
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (Oct. 11)" gallery has been updated
• Cutters cyclist upgraded after car strikes 3
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Wayne County Election Debates
• Marilyn 'Niqui' McCown disappearance to be profiled Monday on cable show
• YOUR PHOTOS: Add your pictures to any of our public galleries
• Chile's textbook mine rescue brings global respect
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• Union County seeks poll workers for Nov. 2 election
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking with Wayne County Council and commissioner candidates this morning
• Coalition sponsors tours of health food stores
• FACEBOOK: Check out our page and let us know what you think
• MDA lock-up Tuesday to benefit 'Jerry's Kids'
• WEATHER: Temperatures start cooling off today
• Former NATCO plant sold, may be razed before 2010 ends
• A little Ali update :)
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (Oct. 11)" gallery has been updated
• Charge reduced in Ohio beating on victim's apology
• I heart This Time of Year!
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Girls Soccer Sectional Richmond-New Castle
• Woman picking up son arrested on drug, disorderly conduct charges
• Remember Sadies??
• YOUR PHOTOS: The "MY PI: Scrapbook" and "MY PI: Lemonade Day" galleries have been updated
• UPDATE: Police identify woman who apparently jumped to her death
• DEUCES… the volleyball way
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• Purdue pay freeze could end soon for some
• PARTY!
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking with Wayne County Council and commissioner candidates this week
• 6 dogs, 1 cat killed in rural house fire
• Corndogs and ghost hunters.
• FACEBOOK: Check out our page and let us know what you think
• Seton, Charles schools dominate Boston Run
• The Walk-n-Wave
• Chileans overjoyed at clockwork-like miner rescue
• RPD officers stop assault
• “I Was Carried to Ohio on A Swarm of Bees”
• RCS board to discuss home-school transfers at tonight's meeting
• friends make life more fun
• Join 'P-I Live!' election chat
• ……SURPRISE!!
• Candidates debate today at IU East
• REGIONAL SOCCER: Richmond boys rally, fall 4-3 to Roncalli
• Seeing the good in life
• Lake sheriff restores cash-strapped town's patrols
• Wayne County collects $1.2M in delinquent property taxes
• 3 officers hurt during high-speed chase
• Police find, arrest suspect in theft
• 'Dirty dancing' prompts Ohio school dance ban
• Investigators suspect arson in fire that destroys empty home
• Judge sends man to prison to keep him from underage girl
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• UPDATED: 14 Chilean miners emerge in problem-free rescue
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Parents pack board meeting to complain of bullying
• WEATHER: Another day in the 80s today
• Cop accused in shooting spree to appear in court
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: This Week (Oct. 11)
• Ohio court: $10 gaming prize limit constitutional
• YOUR PHOTOS: Add your pictures to any of our public galleries
• 7 pets die in western Union County fire
• BLOGS: Read entries from readers like you
• Cincinnati police chief apologizes over questioning of Bengals 'Pacman'
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• Lawyer doesn't buy Schrenker's claims he's broke
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking with Wayne County Council and commissioner candidates this week
• Affected by health care reform? Call us
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• Union County parks and recreation board to meet
• Home fire caused by burning incense
• Wayne County collects back taxes at annual property tax sale
• West Alexandria, Ohio, celebrated its annual Okoberfest
• Missouri trucker's son enters plea in Ohio drifter killing
• Police arrest 3 in drug sting
• Prep soccer: Centerville, New Castle advance to semifinals
• Tip from Walmart workers leads to arrest of 4
• Cross country: Northeastern, Hagerstown win titles
• Chief: Let a house burn? Not here
• Ind. gets $16 million for community health centers
• Firefighters for a cure
• More Ohio deer could result in more crashes
• Court rejects teen's appeals
• Richmond man faces sexual battery charges
• Video helps police lock in on theft suspect
• Richmond south-side house a total loss after early-morning fire
• Police identify 5 victims, including 3 teens, of Mich. crash
• PHOTO GALLERIES: Check out any of our galleries added over the weekend
• Today's Local Death Notices
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• 1 from Richmond, 3 from Preble County face drug charges
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• In Honor of Service: Devin Crass
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking with Wayne County Council and commissioner candidates this week
• IU East receives grant for emergency management
• IN HONOR OF SERVICE: Nominate a local soldier for our weekly feature
• IU East seeks nursing master's degree
• Union County offers students free vaccines for school on Friday
• At Tales from the Departed, meet historical residents
• COMING TUESDAY: Richmond firefighters don pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Halloween gala benefits Girls Inc.
• Holiday World sets record with 1.18M visitors
• Variety of fall activities offered
• Police gun range planned at old Anderson landfill
• Unattended incense leads to $2,000 damage
• Ohio baby arrives at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10
• More taking part in agritourism
• Ind. agency investigates stains at Portage Marina
• Leaning on faith
• Goshen seeks to settle disputes through mediation
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• Appeals court rules against Richmond teen in prison for 2007 beating incident
• Phillies sweep Reds, reach NL championship series
• Surveillance images help ID Richmond home invasion suspect
• WEATHER: Warmer-than-expected temperatures sticking around a few more days
• Rodney Cobb Chevrolet celebrates 25th anniversary
• Farm Notes
• Group acquires land for park
• 3 times a survivor
• Chamber hosts election debates Wednesday
• Coping with chaos
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Prep football: Area sectional pairings
• WEATHER: High in the 80s expected today
• Obama quit cigarettes? White House blows smoke
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Soccer Sectional Final RHS-CHS
• IUPUI announces $1.25 billion fundraising goal
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Hagerstown Festival
• Ohio teen injured after buggy crashes into car
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Daniel Reid Day
• Indiana University president becoming U.S. citizen
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• Today's Local Death Notices
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• Briefcase
• NEW VIDEO: Living with roadwork
• Man receives diploma at 85
• Kiwanis Club honors longtime Richmond auctioneer
• Social Security covers life's seasons
• Chamber CEO stepping down
• Ohio school tries to clean up dirty dancing
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• LDS leader's speech on gays modified on website
• Viewers can catch county candidates this weekend on "P-I Live!" and WGTV Channel 11
• Crist, Ruffer lead Notre Dame over Pittsburgh
• Unseasonably warm weekend before chance of much-needed rain moves in next week
• Prep soccer: Richmond wins sectional title
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Columbus Day holiday delays unemployment insurance benefits
• Report: Apple to make iPhone for Verizon Wireless
• Girl in Ohio hospital after woman gave her drugs
• For the Record
• Female pushes woman in home, steals purse
• Michigan man charged with possession of drugs
• Deadline for vaccines has been postponed
• Robberies of area gambling winners might be connected
• Court: Girls teams not discriminated against
• Expert: Drought 'getting worse'
• Obama: GOP plan to cut funding will hurt education
• Firefighter replaces alarm at school
• Ohio State's gives coach Tressel win No. 100
• WEATHER: Summer-like weather's not done yet
• Richmond police find drugs, arrest Michigan man after traffic stop
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: TEC Cross Country Championship
• Children suffer minor injuries when buses collide
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Taste of Wayne County
• Cemetery returns vet's repossessed grave marker
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Power of Pink Style Show
• Michigan crude oil pipeline restarted; not source of spill
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• Dennis Andrews to leave Wayne County Chamber post
• Former Pacers coach Rick Carlisle collapses at Mavericks practice
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• Residents can dispose of unused medicine
• Mental health advocates protest Ohio haunted house
• P-I LIVE!: Miss yesterday's show? Watch a replay
• Friends School hosting Grandparents Day
• Suspect in serial stabbings is indicted in Ohio
• Vectren Energy call center extends hours
• Groups sue to stop Colorado wild horse roundup
• Signup deadline for goose reduction hunts Sunday
• Lawyers: Death row costly for Connecticut murder convict
• East side Speedway will reopen in December
• Indiana poll finds Obama has 40 pct. approval rating
• Event focuses on building hope
• BREAKING NEWS: Reds drop 2nd playoff game to Phillies, 7-4
• Damages hearing in human rights case moved again
• N. Indiana physics teacher named Indiana's best
• Police 'glad' suspect off streets
• Fort Wayne schools hit U.S. benchmarks for first time
• What's Next in The Power of Pink?
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Mastectomy chosen
• No more tickets available for Indy Senate debate
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Woman knocked down, purse taken in home attack
• Cancer-free trio stays vigilant
• Richmond Friends School welcomes grandparents Friday
• RP&L: State plan will still increase bills
• Newspaper alleges Cincinnati officials skirt law
• Bridge installed for Greenway
• Speedway to be demolished, rebuilt by Christmas
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Man arrested in Meijer lot had drugs, brass knuckles, pistol
• WEATHER: Expected highs still on the rise
• Car hits 2 New Castle-area students walking to school, killing 1
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (Oct. 4)" gallery has been updated
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Cardinal Greenway Bridge
• Suspect in Michigan serial stabbings faces new charge
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Boys Tennis Regional
• Ohio prosecutor: 3 robbed Indiana casino winners
• REPORT: BMV commissioner resigns after indecency arrest
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Boston Run
• Fla. cyclist's oil spill fundraising journey ends in tragedy
• NW Ind. town rejects sheriff's payment demand
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• Coming Sunday: Businesses feeling impact of road construction
• View replay of county council candidates on "P-I Live!," WCTV
• CRIME: Our Local Crime Database has been updated with September's incidents
• Spaghetti dinner will benefit United Way
• Recite pledge or go to jail? Lawyer sent to lockup
• Taste of Wayne County offers food, information
• Bane damages case moved to December
• Council candidates will take questions
• Cross country: Northeastern, Tri High win titles
• Awards banquet, competition deadlines near
• Police seek help catching gunman in Illinois, Indiana
• Wanted woman also arrested on drug charges
• Prep soccer: Centerville, RHS set to clash for title
• Teen sentenced in burglary
• MLB PLAYOFFS: Yankees 6, Twins 4
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Girls Volleyball Centerville-Lincoln
• Join us for PINK FRIDAY! Come to Reid each Friday in October as we observe Breast Cancer Awareness month. We'll have a booth set up in the Outpatient Care Center lobby. Friday, October 1: Staff from Dr. Kolb's office, Plastic Surgery of Eastern
• Ivy Tech working to make transfer process smoother
• YOUR PHOTOS: Add your pictures to any of our public galleries
• Tune in to G101.3 and 'Reid About Sports' weekdays aT 7:30 a.m. to see if Brent Whitlock can keep the streak alive. He's answered every Reid Orthopedics' sports trivia question correctly since August 31! As for Rick... not so much.
• Nearly all southern Indiana under burning limits
• NEWS ALERTS: Sign up to get breaking news on your mobile phone
• Join us for PINK FRIDAY! Come to Reid this Friday as we observe Breast Cancer Awareness month with an information booth in the Outpatient Care Center lobby, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
• UPDATED: Ohio executes man who killed girlfriend over ATM card
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking with Wayne County Council candidates this week
• For the Record
• Purdue Nobel chemistry laureate follows mentor's path
• CRIME: Our Local Crime Database has been updated with September's incidents
• Police seeking clues in home invasion, beating
• Son, widow of Teddy Pendergrass battle over estate
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Chat features county council candidates
• Have you visited the Museum Gift Shop recently? If not, here are a few items you will find. . .
• Field fire spans 30 acres with little damage
• Now available in the Museum Gift Shop: WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA BATTLES FOR THE COURTHOUSE Carolyn Lafever, author
• 2 accused of stealing wire from light poles
• THANK YOU!! ReidRide had 433 people register, more than 400 rode and helped us raise enough funds to fit more than 2,400 kids with athletic shoes! Watch Facebook and our web site for more photos -- but here's one of Derrick Stump, a Reid RN, who wor
• Woman faces felony drug charge
• Congratulations to Tamera Chandler, winner of tickets to the Reds vs. Braves game tonight. Tamera registered to win through Reid Orthopedic's daily sports trivia challenge found on the home page of G101.3.com and you can too. Register now for Colts
• Immunization clinic tonight
• Everyone is invited to Reid Psychiatric Services' Open House Thursday, August 19! Meet our new physicians and medical director. Tours of our outstanding facilites will be given. If you think someone you love may benefit from our services, this is a
• $2 million in grant funds arrives for car maker
• Reid is hosting 'Toast of the Town' in Eaton, Ohio Thursday, August 19, 5 -7 p.m at the Eaton Family Care Center, 550 Hallmark Drive. Bring a friend! Chat with Reid physicians while you enjoy food catered by Reid Cafe at Twelve Hundred. Free ch
• Fortville woman faces double trouble after Richmond motel arrest
• Reward in August shooting incident grows to $10,000
• All men over 40 should talk with their doctor about their PSA score and get regular physical exams. Reid is offering a FREE Prostate Screening Wed., Sept. 22, 2 - 6 p.m. in the Outpatient Care Center. Space is limited and registration is required. Call 9
• 2 times the fighting spirit
• So proud of our Reid team at the Wernle Coaches for Kids Golf Classic. Reid President/CEO Craig Kinyon, 4th man on this team, narrowly 'skirted' this photo opportunity due to another obligation. Pictured are Kyle Kolopanis, Dr. Rohit Bawa and P
• Cash falls out of armored car, into Indy traffic
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• The Reid Psych Services team was on hand with other local organizations to greet walkers in a national event/835 mile trek to raise awareness about depression. Reid team members provided support and refreshments in a stop at Glen Miller Park Thursday aft
• MLB PLAYOFFS: Rangers 5, Rays 1
• WEATHER: Sunshine and a high around 70 today
• Shop at Reid's own Farmer's Market 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. each Wednesday through the end of October. Today's selections include fresh peaches, strawberries, melons, green beans and more! Bring your reusable market bag and enjoy fresh produce gro
• Reds no-hit in playoff-opening loss
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (Oct. 4)" gallery has been updated
• Congratulations to Reid team members who helped raise almost $1,000 of the nearly $45,000 raised overall in the Memory Walk for Alzheimers this past weekend. The walk began on Reid's campus. For more info on the disease, use this link: http://reidh
• Ohio set to break record with year's 8th execution
• YOUR PHOTOS: Add your pictures to any of our public galleries
• Service sector growth accelerates in September
• Congratulations to Reid team members who helped raise almost $1,000 of the nearly $45,000 raised overall in the Memory Walk for Alzheimers this past weekend. The walk began on Reid's campus. For more info on the disease, use this link: http://reidh
• NEWS ALERTS: Sign up to get breaking news on your mobile phone
• Business' pledge brings reward for info in August shooting to $10,000
• Join us for PINK FRIDAY! Come to Reid each Friday in October as we observe Breast Cancer Awareness month. We'll have a booth set up in the Outpatient Care Center lobby. Friday, October 1: Staff from Dr. Kolb's office, Plastic Surgery of Eastern
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking with Wayne County Council candidates this week
• Carbon Motors gets another $2 million in funding
• Tune in to G101.3 and 'Reid About Sports' weekdays aT 7:30 a.m. to see if Brent Whitlock can keep the streak alive. He's answered every Reid Orthopedics' sports trivia question correctly since August 31! As for Rick... not so much.
• CRIME: Our Local Crime Database has been updated with September's incidents
• For the Record
• High safety scores now harder for trucks and cars
• Open house will mark 95th birthday
• Officials respond to Preble Co. field fire
• Absentee voting under way
• Prep tennis: Northeastern, Batesville to face off in regional final
• Crash hospitalizes woman
• MTV, BET: Obama to face youth at town hall meeting
• Have you visited the Museum Gift Shop recently? If not, here are a few items you will find. . .
• Laurel man dies in Plainfield detention center
• Hush! Frito-Lay to pull most noisy SunChips bags
• Now available in the Museum Gift Shop: WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA BATTLES FOR THE COURTHOUSE Carolyn Lafever, author
• Historian watches over family's health
• Tune in to G101.3 and 'Reid About Sports' weekdays aT 7:30 a.m. to see if Brent Whitlock can keep the streak alive. He's answered every Reid Orthopedics' sports trivia question correctly since August 31! As for Rick... not so much.
• THANK YOU!! ReidRide had 433 people register, more than 400 rode and helped us raise enough funds to fit more than 2,400 kids with athletic shoes! Watch Facebook and our web site for more photos -- but here's one of Derrick Stump, a Reid RN, who wor
• Walkers needed by Richmond
• Obama holds a summit on community colleges
• Congratulations to Tamera Chandler, winner of tickets to the Reds vs. Braves game tonight. Tamera registered to win through Reid Orthopedic's daily sports trivia challenge found on the home page of G101.3.com and you can too. Register now for Colts
• Woman beaten, robbed in South A Street home
• Hundreds expected for funeral of dead policeman
• Everyone is invited to Reid Psychiatric Services' Open House Thursday, August 19! Meet our new physicians and medical director. Tours of our outstanding facilites will be given. If you think someone you love may benefit from our services, this is a
• Plastics firm picks Richmond for next plant
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• Reid is hosting 'Toast of the Town' in Eaton, Ohio Thursday, August 19, 5 -7 p.m at the Eaton Family Care Center, 550 Hallmark Drive. Bring a friend! Chat with Reid physicians while you enjoy food catered by Reid Cafe at Twelve Hundred. Free ch
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• All men over 40 should talk with their doctor about their PSA score and get regular physical exams. Reid is offering a FREE Prostate Screening Wed., Sept. 22, 2 - 6 p.m. in the Outpatient Care Center. Space is limited and registration is required. Call 9
• WEATHER: High expected to reach back up into the 70s tomorrow
• Task force investigation nets arrest of Richmond woman on drug-dealing charge
• So proud of our Reid team at the Wernle Coaches for Kids Golf Classic. Reid President/CEO Craig Kinyon, 4th man on this team, narrowly 'skirted' this photo opportunity due to another obligation. Pictured are Kyle Kolopanis, Dr. Rohit Bawa and P
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: This Week (Oct. 4)
• Schools chief wants Ind. parents to sign pledge
• The Reid Psych Services team was on hand with other local organizations to greet walkers in a national event/835 mile trek to raise awareness about depression. Reid team members provided support and refreshments in a stop at Glen Miller Park Thursday aft
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: IU East Women's Volleyball
• Connecticut jury convicts man in deadly home invasion
• Shop at Reid's own Farmer's Market 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. each Wednesday through the end of October. Today's selections include fresh peaches, strawberries, melons, green beans and more! Bring your reusable market bag and enjoy fresh produce gro
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• Climatologist: Indiana is an island of drought in the Ohio Valley
• P-I LIVE!: Our election coverage continues this week
• Treasure Hunters in town this week
• IN HONOR OF SERVICE: Nominate a local soldier for our weekly feature
• New comic strip adds bark to funnies
• Cats, dogs, gecko join church's Blessing of the Animals
• In Honor of Service: Kenneth E. Schultz
• Official: Prisoner from Franklin County died of apparent heart attack
• Taste of Wayne County set for Thursday
• 5 dead, including baby, in rural Ohio house fire
• OUT OF OUR PAST: 'Wild Bill' Hickok made local visit as thespian
• BREAKING NEWS: Plastics recycling firm promises 55 new jobs for Richmond
• Franklin County man facing trials on 64 charges dies at age 69
• Foreign buyers see big opportunity in housing bust
• IU East: Finish degrees, please
• Officials: No evidence U.S. targeted in new threat
• 'So blessed to be alive'
• Daylong I-70 closing set for Indianapolis project
• Belden's Biggest Loser keeps on losing
• Richmond woman beaten during home invasion early this morning
• Sunday's winning lottery numbers
• New Supreme Court term opens with Kagan aboard
• WEATHER: Warmer temperatures on the way later this week
• GOLF: Europe takes back the Ryder Cup
• PHOTO GALLERIES: Check out any of our galleries added over the weekend
• BP claims czar: Proximity has no role in payment
• YOUR PHOTOS: The "MY PI: Pets" gallery has been updated
• Reds, manager Dusty Baker have deal through 2012
• BLOGS: Read entries from readers like you
• Department of Justice proposes settling with 2 credit card companies
• 4 out-of-state persons charged with possession
• Council to meet about walking conditions
• Card shower invited for 100th birthday celebrant
• New cartoons posted in 'Our Photo Gallery'
• Antique Alley to be featured on website
• Pot pops up in between rows of corn on Ohio farms
• Exercise your financial know-how
• Probe planned of students replacing museum staff
• Farm Notes
• Reds beat Brewers 3-2, head to playoffs
• Foundation to offer seminar on long-term care
• Card shower invited for 100th birthday celebrant
• OK for 2nd opinion
• Indiana first to send health data through federal link
• Ties to the past
• Ohio woman charged with stealing from disabled
• Veterans Day parade looking for entries
• Ind. farmers harvest corn, soybeans at record pace
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Rutgers holding silent vigil for late student
• Weekend cool says October, but week's temps will climb back into 70s
• Navy offers sailors online help to quit addictions
• Conn. prison inmates have choice of violent books
• Fans befriend 'Social Network' with $23M debut
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Brewers beat Reds 4-3 in 11 innings
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Connecticut candidate apologizes over first-woman claim
• Fox News objects to AP story on lawsuit
• Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
• Michigan worker's blog sparks debate on free speech
• Four held in Wayne County jail on drug possession charges
• Deadline to register to vote in Ohio is Monday
• For the Record
• Correction
• Pet of the Week
• INDOT to hold annual surplus auction
• Connersville man faces felony burglary charge
• 138 Wayne Co. churches invited to God's Gathering
• Treatment has changed
• Rutgers honors late student at homecoming game
• Preble Co. hires development leader
• Indianapolis chosen by Mormon church to build 5 new temple sites worldwide
• Projects could go back on list
• Prep golf: Richmond finishes 5th at state
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Coal slurry spills in Ohio creek
• Indiana group says charter school enrollment doubles
• Prep golf: RHS in second at state tournament
• Prep tennis: Northeastern wins sectional
• Man rescued from Reid Hospital pond
• Bayh gives more cash — $500K — to Indiana Dems
• Police: Possible suicide reported at Earlham
• Political dance continues in Chicago mayor's race
• Man accused of writing bad checks in Richmond
• RPD arrests Connersville suspect in east side home break-in
• Habitat dedicates 57th home built in Richmond
• Have you got your pink on? These Reid team members do! Today is the first 'Pink Friday' i
• Test Road reopens to traffic
• Carrier inspector to be remembered today
• RCS board member, principal receive honors
• Spirit beats challenges
• Launching a month of special attention
• City human rights office loses funding
• Small plane crashes near northern Indiana airport
• GOLF: Union County sophomore wraps up her first round at state championship
• Gas City man pleads guilty to 3 fatal stabbings
• Tennessee man charged with threat to Ohio congressman
• Join us for PINK FRIDAY! Come to Reid each Friday in October as we observe Breast Cancer Awareness
• Congratulations to Reid team members who helped raise almost $1,000 of the nearly $45,000 raised o
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: This Week (Sept. 20)
• Lawyers attack evidence in Midwest militia case
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Boys Tennis Richmond-Centerville
• Prosecutor in ex-trooper trial aims to shield book
• YOUR PHOTOS: The "MY PI: Scrapbook" gallery has been updated
• Indianapolis schools continue big enrollment drop
• P-I LIVE!: Don't miss this week's show
• For the Record
• COMICS: Vote for a replacement for the departing "Cathy"
• Alpaca breeders open farms to public
• Richmond SWAT team places 8th in challenge
• Retroactive vouchers due by Saturday
• Reality stars to appear at cancer benefit for Twin Valley South graduate
• Police release name of woman who jumped off bridge
• Current staff will be retained by Lamplight Communities
• Cincinnati police arrest teen after fatal shooting
• Jail decision impacts more than one county
• Detroit interim police chief's job made permanent
• Car fires investigated
• Faulty gas pipes installed in Ohio, Pa., 3 other states
• Council votes to cut human rights funding
• Smoking ban removed from park board meeting agenda
• Monday's winning lottery numbers
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Reds stretch Central lead to 7 thanks to back-to-back homers in 8th
• Knife-wielding Richmond man threatens home's residents
• WEATHER: Sunshine with a high near 90 today
• Police can't track guns used by Ohio State janitor
• 2 Cincinnati officers recovering from shootout
• Indiana woman faces neglect charges in 2 kids' deaths
• 2 Ohio students suffer minor injuries in bus crash
• Bridge fire hampers rail service into, out of NYC
• Doctor: Indiana teen who strangled brother not psychopath
• Old tire disposal available at NATCO
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Richmond Symphony Orchestra stirs senses
• Union County kills jail plan; decision may aid Wayne County
• Harvest season is time for safety
• Today's Local Death Notices (final update)
• In Honor of Service: Nathan Centers
• RPD patrolman wins sniper portion of SWAT competition
• 111 students are waiting for mentors at RCS
• Caffeine consumption an issue in Ky. murder trial
• Witnesses say woman jumped
• Cardinals lose, fall 6 1/2 games behind Reds
• Schools consider bonds
• Retroactive unemployment benefits requests due Saturday
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Everyday news of past might be humorous today
• G Street bridge suicide victim identified
• A fruitful tasting experience
• Murder, new assault charges in serial stabbings
• COMICS: Vote for a replacement for the departing "Cathy"
• Pence defends Christine O'Donnell
• Sunday lottery results
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Bruce, Edmonds, Stubbs homer, Reds beat Astros
• Today's Local Death Notices
• Letterman to Twitter exec: I don't understand
• Indiana jury awards $23 million in pesticide case
• Whitfield leaves 'Spartacus' for 2nd cancer battle
• AP sources: Michigan St. coach has heart problem
• Oktoberfest kicks off in Munich
• California pastor: Sect leader left church 2 years ago
• Fire destroys Malibu beachfront home of Ricki Lake
• 108-year-old baking company enjoys sweet history
• Belden wired to area's economy since 1928
• Much needed rain forecast for areas north of I-70 today
• Banks, newspaper among oldest businesses
• $78,000 awarded in grants
• Pence tops in conservatives' straw vote
• Living off the land
• From caskets to steam engines and roses to RVs:
• With employment and opportunity, Wayne County residents for 200 years chase their American dreams
• Civil rights pioneer will make Richmond visit
• Land values dip slightly
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• Spartans stun Irish 34-31 with fake FG in OT
• Obama rallies black support at lawmakers' dinner
• For the Record
• Dr. Fleming awarded Paul S. Rhoads Humanity in Medicine
• Union County council split on jail project
• Gas leak prompts evacuation
• Officials still questioning local fires
• Coming Sunday: 5 reasons to pick up a copy of the Sunday P-I
• Political fortunes: As Ohio goes, so goes Congress?
• Don't let the bed bugs bite
• Senate hopeful O'Donnell cancels national TV appearances
• 3,300+ needing vaccines
• Iran's president, former President Clinton among guests on Sunday news shows
• Rain dancy anyone? Some rain again forecast for area during days ahead
• Two Richmond teens held on robbery, battery and resisting charges
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Glenn Beck tells Indiana tea party gathering that media is unfair to their movement
• DA: Paris Hilton to avoid felony in Vegas arrest
• Pence/Pain ticket in 2012? Yes, says onservatives' straw vote
• Girls golf: Richmond wins sectional title
• Sen. Murkowski mounting write-in bid for Senate
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Prison system eyes options to ease crowding, costs
• Heroin sold near city school
• High school football scores
• Police: Man threatens clerk with wrench
• Valparaiso University seeks world record song-and-dance routine
• Coming Sunday: Bringing It to the Table -- The Harvest Edition
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Ex-student donating kidney to professor
• Round-the-globe sailor Dodge Morgan dies at 78
• Push begins for vote centers
• Old tire disposal next weekend at former NATCO property
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• 17-year-old charged with killing father in northern Indiana
• COMICS: Help us choose a replacement for the departing "Cathy"
• Homeless individual blamed for late-night Richmond fire
• More charges coming in serial stabbings probe
• Chester Boulevard reopens after gas leak forces evacuations
• Guilty plea in killing of 4 at Indianapolis home
• Commentator Glenn Beck headlines Indiana tea party rally
• For the Record
• Celebrity bakeoff this afternoon at library
• Richmond men face felony drug possession charges
• Campaign kickoff events continue
• COMING SATURDAY: Bed bugs a big problem in Wayne County
• Woman charged with theft at 228 Club
• Rare towboat returns to Ohio home
• Longtime festivals offer crafts and hogs
• Carter: Iran rescue effort should have worked
• COMICS: Help us choose a replacement for the departing "Cathy"
• Richmond man accused of robbing adult bookstore
• Connersville woman faces charge in Richmond burglary
• Arson suspected in Indianapolis fire that killed 2
• Former Indianapolis arena site about to be paved
• Staffer linked to hidden casino complaints quits
• For the Record
• Coming Sunday -- Bicentennial look at business and industry
• Assistant secretary of state to visit today
• Pesky Diamondbacks slow Reds, 3-1
• Drinking water contaminated in wells
• Court strikes down argument against nudity law
• Bra art entries will help with awareness
• California whooping cough: 9 dead, infections on rise
• Vintage fashions show, afternoon tea tickets still available
• Lawmakers say Obama promises he'll push DREAM Act
• 'God Committee' is close to real life for local man
• More testimony in teen's strangling of brother
• Cash, 54 capsules of heroin seized
• Boys blamed for widespread damage at empty LaPorte factory
• 29 properties up for sale by Wayne County commissioners as 'last resort'
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Opposition to Cambridge City drug treatment facility mounts
• New website shows Hoosiers who is representing them
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Ohio troopers: Crash with ambulance kills motorist
• Inventor of The Club dies in Pa. crash
• Richmond SWAT to compete in challenge
• Newt Gingrich to air documentary at Notre Dame
• Comic strip retires; readers help pick new one
• COMING THURSDAY: Cambridge City drug treatment facility under fire
• Burning ban will remain in effect
• Cincinnati-area mom accused of giving marijuana to 2-year-old
• Commissioners' property sale is Friday
• Michael Jackson doctor seeks dismissal of wrongful death case
• IDEM: 200,000 gallons of manure sprayed in field before fish kill
• Republicans: Force state to live within means
• In progress: Willie & Red's restaurant
• AP source: Consumer advocate tapped for new post
• Lugar gets qualified support on nuclear weapons treaty
• Ohio Supreme Court hears Bluffton University bus crash suit
• Governor aiming for presidency?
• Ohio EPA gives Camden officials Oct. 30 deadline for safe water
• Residential development in works
• Purdue sees slight growth in fall enrollment
• IU East enrollment up 15%
• Union County library sponsors bra art to raise breast cancer funds
• COMICS: Help us choose a replacement for the departing "Cathy"
• Chicago police officers rally against superintendent
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• Main Indianapolis library to close 1 day a week
• White House sends spending wish list to Congress
• Ohio man pleads not guilty in charity ride death
• TV correspondent Edwin Newman dies at 91
• Preble Co. man indicted on 10 counts of illegal sexual conduct
• Controller faulted in Hudson midair collision
• All smiles at golf fundraiser
• Reports: Eiffel Tower bomb threat was false alarm
• Man awaiting drug trial charged with possession
• IU gets $129K to train public health workers
• Union Co. sheriff asks for raise
• Documentary to air on life of astronaut Grissom
• RSO aims to reach new audience
• Wayne County Commissioner's Sale starts at 10 a.m. Friday
• Human rights debate returns
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Monday's lottery numbers
• Former Indiana money manager's wife featured on TV show
• COMICS: Help us choose a replacement for the departing "Cathy"
• Soldier admits killing 2 roommates in northern New York
• Rock singer Rundgren set for turn as professor
• ACN reaches deal to sponsor Bronko Nagurski Trophy
• Ohio school gets up to $2.5M for storm costs
• Richmond to compete in SWAT Challenge in Muncie
• Correction
• For the Record
• Clinton Portis apologizes for comments about female reporters
• East side garage fire under investigation
• Sheriff threatens to end patrols of NW Indiana town
• Dancer's area fans plan to follow him on show tour
• Ohio State University plans to boost enrollment
• AAA: Ohio gas prices up 9 cents from last week
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Trash burning sparks garage door fire
• Battle lines being drawn in Richmond over renewed Human Rights Office fight
• Orders due today for native trees, shrubs
• Garcia & Scott to perform Thursday
• 2 men airlifted to hospital after crash
• In Honor of Service: Gaar Nolte
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• County bans open burning
• Tools for Schools results announced
• Preble man, former church leader, indicted on sex with minor charges
• OUT OF OUR PAST: Comic takes bad turn
• Centerville coach reaches tennis milestone
• PGA golfer in town today for classic, Bo Bash
• Indiana teen pleads guilty to brother's strangling
• Injured teen's health improving
• Official blasts Indiana teachers'union's political spending
• Airport gets $1.9M for work
• Bicyclists balk at Ohio 'rumble stripes' plan
• COMICS: Help us choose a replacement for the departing "Cathy"
• Imam: NYC mosque site is not 'hallowed ground'
• Sunday's lottery numbers
• Northern Indiana city says farewell to slain soldier
• It's a day to celebrate! Reid Hospital, which turned 105 in July, celebrates two years on our
• The Reid Psych Services team was on hand with other local organizations to greet walkers in a natio
• Reid President/CEO Craig Kinyon received a plaque and was the honorary starter of the inaugural rac
• New for women at Reid! Don't miss our "one-stop shopping" wellness experience, inclu
• Shop at Reid's own Farmer's Market 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. each Wednesday through the end of Oct
• Here are some additional scenes from the ongoing Reid Wellness Olympics.
• Have you visited the Museum Gift Shop recently? If not, here are a few items you will find. . .
• By request: A video clip of the first pitch by Reid President/CEO Craig Kinyon and the national ant
• Now available in the Museum Gift Shop: WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA BATTLES FOR THE COURTHOUSE Carolyn Laf
• Reid Olympics continued last night with the first-ever Quiz Bowl competition! Pictured are Bob Imle
• Pam Hicks, winner of Reds tickets from Reid Orthopedics, is shown receiving her tickets from Dave S
• Check out the newest message from Reid Orthopedics featuring Dr. Gregory Woods and local DJ and fit
• Check out these photos from Reid's 2010 Health Careers Camps which finished last week.
• THANK YOU!! ReidRide had 433 people register, more than 400 rode and helped us raise enough funds t
• Congratulations to Tamera Chandler, winner of tickets to the Reds vs. Braves game tonight. Tamera r
• Area resident, Ann Judge, and her two granddaughters are featured in the newest spot for Dr. Brett
• Everyone is invited to Reid Psychiatric Services' Open House Thursday, August 19! Meet our new
• Reid is hosting 'Toast of the Town' in Eaton, Ohio Thursday, August 19, 5 -7 p.m at the E
• Just wrapped up the lastest Reid Orthopedics TV spot featuring Dr. Mario Lee and Eaton, OH resident
• All men over 40 should talk with their doctor about their PSA score and get regular physical exams.
• So proud of our Reid team at the Wernle Coaches for Kids Golf Classic. Reid President/CEO Craig Kin
• 'What comes around...' is Mozart
• Tax relief, alcohol permit on agenda
• Methadone: Dangerous?
• Saturday's winning lottery numbers
• WEATHER: Plenty of sunshine today and a little warmer
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: 2010 RHS Girls Golf
• Special section inside Sunday's P-I
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Petwalk
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Preble County Fair Opens
• Ohio to spend less than $100K to test lakes
• NEWS ALERTS: Sign up to get breaking news on your mobile phone
• Report: Ohio at risk for salt and sand theft
• P-I LIVE!: Miss this week's show on changes at Reid Hospital? Catch a replay
• Palin: Next-door author changes way family lives
• RIVERRATS: Can't make it to tonight's game? Listen to it here
• Wet weather leads to sewer overflow alert
• Farm Notes
• Briefcase
• 100th birthday open house, card shower scheduled
• For the Record
• Reid CEO explains changes
• House approves bill on drilling, oil spills
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Boehner, Palin, Pelosi among Sunday morning talk show guests
• Monument changes upset some USS Indianapolis survivors
• Obama: Rangel case troubling; some Dems say resign
• Locations announced for special election
• Dublin man, half-naked and asleep, arrested outside fire station
• 26 area fine arts entrants compete in 6 categories
• Unemployment extensions now available
• Western Knights
• Money woes shape fair, but racing, rides and ribbons kick off today
• Hotel plans on hold
• Informant says WikiLeaks suspect had civilian help
• Today will see showers possible, temperatures in low 80s
• Rain leads to a sewer overflow alert
• Friday's winning lottery numbers
• Wildfire smolders in desert north of Los Angeles
• Hanigan's double rallies Reds over Braves 5-2
• Wildlife rescue escalates at Michigan river oil spill
• Lloyd Conn: Guilty on 2 charges
• NOW POSTED: Photo gallery from Swamps and Streams
• WCHS's 115 Force on trek to Indy
• Democrats say Rangel should resign
• Preble County development group raises $780,000
• Bill Clinton emerges on Chelsea's NY wedding eve
• Frugal IU East prepared for continued wage freeze
• BREAKING NEWS: Oregon prosecutor says no Gore prosecution
• Thursday's winning lottery numbers
• Medical plane wreckage found in Lake Michigan
• Illnesses, dog deaths could be linked to Grand Lake St. Marys
• Guns, uniforms taken from Brazil detective's home
• Police review 911 call handling in Lorenzen Wright shooting death
• Police: Boy, 4, fired shot that killed 3-year-old
• Judge grants bond for Texan exonerated for rape
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Obama buckles up to test drive battery-powered Chevrolet Volt
• South sizzles in triple-digit summertime heat
• Judge bars evidence linked to Anna Nicole Smith overdose
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• Attorney: Richmond developer to re-evaluate hotel/conference center project's scope
• Dickman announces retirement
• UPDATED: Governor visits Grand Lake St. Marys, announces cleanup plans
• Licensing to be checked for day care after 3-year-old's death
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• Man found guilty on drug charges
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• IU East keeps growing
• RIVERRATS: Follow the team from Dubois County tonight
• Richmond Lions receive honors, experiment with schedule
• Fires set in alley
• Shot fired into home
• Visteon seeks rehearing on retirees' benefits
• It's a mad, mad, matador world
• Tim Tebow, Denver Broncos agree to contract
• Indiana auditor: Rainy-day fund nearly dry by 2011
• Lloyd Conn found guilty in second trial; third trial is today
• Dog owner: Pet violated
• Application process starts today for federal unemployment benefits
• RCS postpones district changes
• American Eagle Outfitters apologizes for treatment of nursing mom
• Reid tries to cut unpaid debt
• Activists appeal Purdue coal power unit permit
• Wednesday's winning lottery numbers
• Senator: 6,600 graves at Arlington National Cemetery could be misidentified
• WEATHER: No real rain worries until Saturday
• Ousted USDA employee Shirley Sherrod plans to sue blogger
• Grizzly, 2 cubs caught after Montana campground mauling
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (July 26)" gallery has been updated
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Set Up-Preble County Fair
• Judge allows some to see critical Tribune report
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: RiverRats Baseball against Dragons
• P-I LIVE!: We're talking about changes at Reid Hospital this week
• Real estate office joining Better Homes and Gardens
• RIVERRATS: Can't make it to tonight's game? Listen to it live here
• State auditor stopping today at Ivy Tech
• RPD looking into shooting report this morning
• 33 arrests, citations issued for boaters
• Man on motorcycle dies in wreck with deer
• Summer school attendance strong at Indiana University East
• Robbery suspect turns himself in
• Ohio sets new record for stimulus highway jobs
• RCS could divide evenly into 3 districts
• Key Republican calls Kagan a 'dangerous' nominee
• Union County will expand jail
• Register by Friday for Richmond's Got Talent contest
• Reid plans new policies for finances
• Annexation makes Carmel Indiana's 6th-largest city
• Preble County forms 'bootstrap' economic development partnership
• Richmond's south side sees more small fires
• Students build relationships
• Laurel man found guilty on drug charges
• Tuesday's winning lottery numbers
• 157th Ohio State Fair opens with martial arts, snake snows
• MLB: Reds 12, Brewers 4
• Purdue fills vacancies in luxury dorm towers
• WEATHER: Isolated storms possible today
• Death at northern Indiana prison ruled homicide
• NEW PHOTOS: The "This Week (July 26)" gallery has been updated
• FBI director defends bureau over test cheating
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: IU Football Coach John Pont Honored
• New Ohio vehicle registrations to combat ID theft
• NEW PHOTO GALLERY: Depot Farmers' Market
• Bengals report for camp; Terrell Owens to follow
• Blagojevich attorney: Government didn't prove case
• Real estate partnership: Big Hill joins Better Homes and Gardens
• WVU: Huggins broke 7 ribs, not 4
• Former Ohio State, Oakland Raiders star Jack Tatum dies at 61
• Homeschooled: Reporter wants to talk to you
• Report: Sen. John Kerry to pay Mass. tax on yacht
• Union County Council will discuss new jail facility
• Richmond man turns himself in, faces robbery charges
• JASC at Earlham College starts today
• New York investigates fake nun linked to notorious 'church'
• Police: Senior citizens are target of scam
• Society of Indiana Pioneers seeks nominations of founders
• Houseboat catches fire and sinks in lake
• 911 call from interstate leads to arrest
• Indiana University considers extending pay freeze
• Wayne County will start area 911 system switches
• Shooting inquiry nearly finished
• Officers make arrests, give citations to Franklin County boaters
• DA: Handyman swindled $650K from Pa. woman, 94
• Today's Local Death Notices (updated throughout the day)
• Exhibition - Contemporary Collections: Modern Art In Richmond
• Richmond Art Museum Secret Garden Tour
• SIMCOC' s - 1st Annual Futbol Soccer Copa del Mundo 2011.
• SIMCOC' s - 1st Annual Futbol Soccer Copa del Mundo 2011.
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• Natco Credit Union Now Offering Kasasa™: More Locations Meet Increasing Demand In Indiana
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