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Pekin Man Killed in Thanksgiving Morning Shooting
Indiana State Police detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred in the early morning hours of Thanksgiving, resulting in the death of 26-year-old Juan Antonio Gutierrez of Pekin.
Robert Bragman's death deemed a cardiac event by coroner, no foul play suspected by ISP
An update regarding the tragic death of Robert Alan Bragman has been released by the Indiana State Police (ISP) on November 25. Following an autopsy, the Coroner's Office determined the cause of death to be cardiac in nature, and that it may have been compounded by hypothermia. No foul play is suspected at this time by ISP.
Community Thanksgiving meal coming to Campbellsburg on Sunday
New Covenant Church in Campbellsburg will welcome the community for a free Thanksgiving meal on Sunday, Nov. 30. The day begins with a short Bible study at 9:30 a.m., followed by coffee and cookies. The morning service will take place at 10:45 a.m., with the Thanksgiving meal served at noon.
Donation boxes placed around the area to support "animals in need"
Lisa’s Little Dream Farm Sanctuary in Hardinsburg is gathering supplies to help elderly and disabled residents care for their animals this season. Donation boxes labeled “Donate to Animals in Need” have been placed at several locations in Washington and Orange counties.
Local author's new children's series features voice of dad from "Bluey"
Local author Wayne D. Kramer has introduced a brand-new children’s book series featuring a lovable pangolin whose adventures teach lessons about friendship, empathy, and protecting wildlife.
Family reports losing home amid ongoing battle for baby Westin’s health
For more than a year, Paige Monroe has been doing everything she can to keep her young son, Westin, healthy and smiling through a battle few could imagine. Westin was diagnosed with a severe heart condition after a viral infection left his heart functioning at just 17 percent, causing lasting damage to his other organs.
Pekin Man Killed in Thanksgiving Morning Shooting
Indiana State Police detectives are investigating a shooting that occurred in the early morning hours of Thanksgiving, resulting in the death of 26-year-old Juan Antonio Gutierrez of Pekin.
Robert Bragman's death deemed a cardiac event by coroner, no foul play suspected by ISP
An update regarding the tragic death of Robert Alan Bragman has been released by the Indiana State Police (ISP) on November 25. Following an autopsy, the Coroner's Office determined the cause of death to be cardiac in nature, and that it may have been compounded by hypothermia. No foul play is suspected at this time by ISP.
Commissioners approve opioid funds for "Project Lifesaver," Jared Kearschner joins Health Board
This morning’s Commissioners Meeting, November 18, was more of a return to normalcy compared to the previous meeting held on November 4. The meeting began with the approval of the agenda, public comments, and the approval of the meeting minutes from November 4.
Salem Communty Schools receives $25,000 STEM grant
The STEAM lab at Salem Schools is continuing to improve and grow thanks to a grant from the Indiana Department of Education. This is the fourth STEM grant the school corporation has received from the state. With funds being cut by 50%, the grant this year totalled $24,985.
SHS heads to FFA National Convention
Once a year, FFA members from across the nation gather in Indianapolis for the National FFA Convention; one of the largest student conventions in the country. It’s a time for members to meet others who share the same passion for agriculture, leadership and personal growth.
West Washington Drama presents Agatha Christie mystery this weekend
The West Washington Jr./Sr. High School Drama Department is bringing one of Agatha Christie’s most famous mysteries to the stage this weekend with three performances of And Then There Were None.
"Hardinsburg Community Foundation" announces formation
"The Board of Directors are proud to introduce to the citizens of Hardinsburg, and the surrounding community the newly formed Hardinsburg Community Foundation, Inc. The organization is a nonprofit corporation, (501(c),3) operating exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the city of Hardinsburg and its surrounding community."
Small Business Saturday Cookie Walk returns to the Salem Square this weekend
The Washington County Chamber of Commerce invites the community to join in the 2025 Small Business Saturday Cookie Walk, a festive, family-friendly event celebrating local businesses and the holiday season. Sponsored by the Washington County Tourism Commission, the Cookie Walk will take place on Saturday, November 29, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Community Thanksgiving meal coming to Campbellsburg on Sunday
New Covenant Church in Campbellsburg will welcome the community for a free Thanksgiving meal on Sunday, Nov. 30. The day begins with a short Bible study at 9:30 a.m., followed by coffee and cookies. The morning service will take place at 10:45 a.m., with the Thanksgiving meal served at noon.
"Back in Line" with Dr. Mosier: When Your Baby Eats the Dog’s Dinner
As many of you know, kids don’t come with manuals—and most days, we parents are learning on the fly. Every day brings a new adventure; kind of like opening a questionable diaper… you never really know what you’re going to get. Last week, Ellen took the big boys (Isaiah and Isaac) to Cub Scouts, leaving me with the littles (Ethan and Evan). Anytime I’m solely responsible for the kids, it feels a bit like the blind leading the blind. Chaos isn’t just likely—it’s guaranteed.
"Back in Line" with Dr. Mosier: Welcome to the Toy Thunderdome
I’m often the mediator in what we call “emergency toy crises.” These happen daily. Actually, if we’re being honest, they happen multiple times a day. I’m almost certain I’ve lost part of my hearing from the blood-curdling screams. (And no, it’s not selective hearing, despite what Ellen claims.)
"Back in Line" with Dr. Mosier: Pinned to Purpose
After last week’s story about Lyn’s miraculous recovery from Bell’s Palsy, a friend came in smiling and said, “Doc, you sit and think about the what ifs, don’t you?”
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