First Bank Richmond is celebrating IU Day on Wednesday, April 10, with a $10,000 matching gift opportunity for alumni and friends of the campus. The bank will match – up to $500 per donor – up to $10,000 in total giving to the IU East campus. Now in its fourth year, IU Day is a […]
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Rumor confirmed: Reid is buying former Cambridge City store for bigger office
Reid Health’s Tuesday announcement that it has purchased a long-empty store in Cambridge City for a larger medical office confirms information swirling in western Wayne County in recent weeks. The health system recently purchased what’s known as the Alco and CVS building at 1122 Indiana 1 South. The 27,000-square-foot building houses CVS/Pharmacy, which will remain […]
UPDATE: I-70 reopens, fatally wounded suspect identified
Indiana State Police is helping Henry County Sheriff’s Department investigate a police action shooting involving one of their deputies that backed up traffic Tuesday through Cambridge City and other Wayne County communities west of Indiana 1. Shortly before noon, police announced I-70 westbound has been reopened through Henry County. I-70 westbound was closed between the […]
Free chicken and noodle meals planned for April
After providing free meals for three months to local residents, one change has been made for April after an analysis of numbers. Because of low participation in East Germantown/ Pershing, a pickup site has been dropped in that community, and one more is being offered in Cambridge City. Prepared meals are prepackaged in carry-out containers […]
Reducing kids’ stress, addiction recovery will be discussed at free lunches integrating science, faith
Contrary to a popular slogan, there is a free lunch—at Bethany Theological Seminary, on April 5 and 9. The two lunches, which are open to the public, will feature talks and discussion that integrate science and religious faith. On April 5, Beth Mechlin, associate professor of psychology at Earlham College, will speak on childhood stress, […]
Dublin now has open council seat to fill
Dublin officials are seeking to fill a vacancy on town council after Carol Study resigned. Town officials say they wish her well at her new residence, and noted she has become very involved in the community over the years. The town council meets at 7:15 p.m. on the second Tuesday each month. Those who want […]
UPDATE: Boil advisory LIFTED for specific Centerville area
UPDATE: The boil advisory has been lifted. Centerville officials are urging customers in a specific area of town to boil their water until further notice. The area affected is from 816 North McMinn Road heading south on McMinn (west side of road ONLY) to Willow Grove Road. The boil was prompted by an emergency water […]
Students, teachers honored through I-STAR program
Local students and teachers are being honored through the regional I-STAR Indiana Student-Teacher Achievement Recognition program. The 34th annual program is in recognition of students and teachers for excellence, integrity and commitment. Three seniors at Centerville, Connersville, Franklin County, Hagerstown, Lincoln, Rushville, Tri and Union County were honored. Each of the students also are honoring […]
Connersville man’s body discovered in Preble County, Ohio
A distinct tattoo has helped with the identification of a Connersville man’s body found in a wooded area in Preble County, Ohio. Shortly before 3 p.m. Saturday, March 23, the Preble County Sheriff’s Office received a call from a resident in the 2000 block of Somerville West Elkton Road, which is in Somers Township near […]
County’s Vietnam vets will be honored
Wayne County is paying tribute to its Vietnam veterans and their widows with heavy hors d’oeuvres, a program and a lapel pin thanking them for their service. Centerville Public Library, Centerville-Abington Elementary School, the Town of Centerville and Central Christian Church are organizing an event Friday, March 29 to express appreciation. The date is significant […]