Georgetown Road in Dearborn County has reopened to traffic.
(Dearborn County, Ind.) - Dearborn County motorists received a bit of good news on Monday, July 1 when Georgetown Road reopened to traffic.
The road had been shut down between State Road 1 and Fairway Drive since late May.
Crews completed a $245,000 project to install a new 80-foot-long, 9-foot-wide pipe.
City of Harrison Director of Development Takes New Job in Columbus Area
Shannon Hamons gave his notice to City Council last Wednesday.
Semi-Crash, Vehicle Fire Cause Lengthy Closure on I-74
The crash closed I-74 in the construction zone near West Harrison for several hours on Monday.
Franklin Co. Public Library District Announces Summer Reading Program
Readers of all ages can win some pretty sweet prizes.
Aurora EMS Truck Fundraiser Happens Saturday
The 21 and over event will feature drinks, live music and a silent auction.
St. Elizabeth Healthcare Reaches Major Milestone in Lung Cancer Detection Efforts
The program has improved patient outcomes, allowing physicians to discover and diagnose lung cancer in early stages.
Local Special Olympics Athletes Set to Ignite the Summer Games
The summer games take place June 9-11 at Indiana State University and Rose Hulman.
Are you 18-30? Are you looking to read and discuss books with people your age? Do you love sweets? Then the “Bookies” New Adult Book Club is for you!
at Lawrenceburg Public Library District
Calling all adventurers! Join us in the café area on Tuesday evenings, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., to play 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons.
at Lawrenceburg Public Library District
Fall soccer registration ends June 17!
Shannon Hamons gave his notice to City Council last Wednesday.
The crash closed I-74 in the construction zone near West Harrison for several hours on Monday.
Readers of all ages can win some pretty sweet prizes.
Rising Sun baseball advanced in the state tournament and area runners competed at the Track & Field State Finals.
Rising Sun softball fell in a heart breaker in the regional round.
The standouts from Milan, South Dearborn and Franklin Co. put up video game-like stats this spring.
