(Bright, Ind.) - Bright Fire Chief Kendall Eberhart was honored at the Cincinnati Reds game on Saturday night.
He served as the First Responder of the Game in a Reds win over the Cleveland Guardians.
Eberhart took over as Bright Fire Chief in 2023.
He first joined Bright Fire in 2011, serving as a Lieutenant and Captain.
Eberhart being honored at the Reds game came just a week after his birthday.
World War II Honor Roll Wall Finds Permanent Home at Community Center
The wall had been on display at Newtown Park in Lawrenceburg
The Clearinghouse Opens Satellite Location in Lawrenceburg
The Clearinghouse is in their 45th year of supporting community members with food insecurities
17th Annual Oser-Roth & Friends Fest Comes to Lawrenceburg This Saturday
This is the first year the event will be hosted at the Lawrenceburg Fairgrounds
East Central FFA Receives Grants for Growing Funding from National FFA Organization
East Central was one of five chapters in Indiana to receive this grant.
Brian “Biggin” Noble: A Hard-Working Man Rooted in Family, Music, and Service
Don't miss the Biggin Bash and Mini Rig Lollapalooza August 6-8
Fiat Classical Academy Welcomes New Board Members
The budding Catholic high school is entering its third year.
Join local yoga teacher and author Cherie Dawn Haas for a guided meditation walk.
at Lawrenceburg Library
Our Dolly Parton stand-up is making her rounds to participating local businesses all summer long! Send in your selfie with Dolly for a chance to win!
The wall had been on display at Newtown Park in Lawrenceburg
The Clearinghouse is in their 45th year of supporting community members with food insecurities
This is the first year the event will be hosted at the Lawrenceburg Fairgrounds
The Indians kickoff the season on the road at Rushville (Aug. 21)
Batesville Girls Golf was on the course on Tuesday
A new press box and videoboard were added this summer.
