(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.
Structure Fire in Greendale
The fire was on the 500th block of Ludlow Street.
Rising Sun Teacher Earns Ivy Tech Presidents Award for Dual Credit Instruction
Educators and faculty members were honored at last week's annual awards program.
Hamilton Co. Sheriff's Office to Strip Services in Whitewater Township
The changes start January 1
Ripley Co. Property Tax Bills Due Nov. 10
Property taxes may be paid in person, by mail, drop box or online
Gov. Braun Extends Gas Tax Suspension
The gas tax pause has been extended multiple times since beginning in April
Indiana Carries Out Death Sentence for Convicted Child Killer
Jeffrey Weisheit was on death row for the 2010 murders of siblings ages 5 and 8
Come to the library to enjoy story time with Ms. Karen!
at North Dearborn Branch Library
Setting boundaries is a wonderful way to protect your inner peace. Learn how with this mini-workshop led by local yoga teacher and author Cherie Dawn Haas.
at Lawrenceburg LibraryThe fire was on the 500th block of Ludlow Street.
Educators and faculty members were honored at last week's annual awards program.
The changes start January 1
The list of local recipients is long!
The high school basketball season is here
Jason Burton led the program for three years.
