Richmond Police Department and the Reid Center are seeking clues after the two original 1906 metal lamps at the entrance to the historic Richmond landmark were reported stolen. The lamps had been visible outside the Reid Center, 1004 N. A St., Richmond, along the North 11th street side. According to a news release, board members […]
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Paul Lingle honored as RHS Distinguished Alumnus
The Red Devils will honor one of their own at this month’s homecoming festivities. Business owner and philanthropist Paul Lingle is Richmond High School Alumni Association’s 2026 Distinguished Alumnus, and he will serve as the grand marshal for RHS’ Homecoming parade on Sept. 9. RHSAA members surprised Lingle with the honor in June and will […]
Levi Coffin House honors Underground Railroad Month
Fountain City’s Levi Coffin House will commemorate a personal milestone and an annual observance with several activities this September. As the historic site marks its 200th anniversary, it also celebrates International Underground Railroad Month. According to a press release, Underground Railroad Month was first observed in 2019 in Maryland. It has since been celebrated in […]
9/11 tribute honors first responders
Several Wayne County first responders are marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks by sharing the impact of that day on their careers. The Reid Center is planning a free public event, called “Ashes to Angels: A Celebration Honoring First Responders,” from 7-8:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at The Reid Center, […]
Partnership aims to reduce chronic absenteeism
One Wayne County school district, police department and prosecutor’s office have announced they’re strengthening connections in hopes of reducing chronic student absenteeism before legal action is needed. In an Aug. 25 statement, Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, Richmond Community Schools and Richmond Police Department announced they’d share attendance data, coordinate notifications and support services for families, […]
Gifts help town replace equipment
As it works through flood recovery, Cambridge City’s council is testing the message on council President Jim McLane’s shirt: “The current was strong but Cambridge City was stronger.” Council conducted a special meeting Monday, Aug. 24, to accept donations, discuss the town hall’s future and begin replacing equipment. They also shared gratitude for the many […]
Richmond artists awarded at Hoosier Salon
Two Richmond artists, India Cruse-Griffin and Gabriela Falconi, earned awards at this year’s Hoosier Art Salon Artist Exhibit. The 102nd art show crowned Cruse-Griffin as “Best of Show,” while Falconi earned a “First-Time Exhibitor” award at a ceremony on Aug. 19 in Indianapolis. Cruse-Griffin, who debuted in the exhibit last year, could not describe her […]
Flood response, resources evolving
Officials are updating flood relief information and resources constantly. Here are resources, hours and reopenings as of Aug. 31. Volunteering, donation options Businesses State updates Send updates to [email protected] for publication consideration. FEMA staff coming to Wayne County Residents of Wayne, Fayette, Henry, Randolph and Union counties who experienced damage or losses from August flooding […]
New prosecutor takes oath
Judge Gregory Horn congratulates Ashley Green after swearing her in as Wayne County’s prosecutor Aug. 28. About 90 people attended the ceremony in the magistrate’s courtroom on the first floor of the courthouse. Green took office Sept. 2, replacing Mike Shipman, who chose not to run for reelection this year. Green released the following statement […]
2 concerts accepting donations for flood relief
A Friday night benefit concert will help Cambridge City-area businesses recovering from flood damage. Cambridge City Area Chamber of Commerce and Kicks 96 are organizing the Canal Came A-Roaring event. Residents are invited to shop and visit with local businesses beginning at 5 p.m., Friday, Sept. 4, at Creitz Park Pavilion, behind the fire station, […]
