Do not fall for this scam.
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(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - A jury duty scam is currently active, according to Lawrenceburg Police.
Scammers are asking residents to pay $4,000 to $7,000 in jury duty fines.
Lawrenceburg Police say the scammers are spoofing the PD's phone number.
"We are not calling anyone to collect on jury duty fines. Please do not fall for this scam," reads a statement from Lawrenceburg Police.
Baylor Family Foundation Accepting Applications for Next Grant Cycle
Non-profits have until February 21 to apply for assistance for their community projects.
Friendship State Bank to Sponsor Music on the River
The sponsorship helps bring free, high-quality music to Lawrenceburg.
Water Main Break in Osgood
Crews are working to make repairs.
Cincinnati Man Charged with Intimidation After Altercation at Hollywood Casino
The incident took place on Feb. 1.
Rising Sun Regional Foundation Announces 2026 Scholarship Program
$1,000 scholarships are available.
The first Thursday of every month is Teen Time at the Aurora Library!
at Aurora Public Library
Meet some of the best wedding service providers in the Tri-State, all in one place and ready to help make your very special day beautiful and stress-free!
at The Party Place at RomWeber
Join us before the BIG game for a light lunch to raise funds for the Batesville Food Pantry.
at Batesville Intermediate SchoolNon-profits have until February 21 to apply for assistance for their community projects.
The sponsorship helps bring free, high-quality music to Lawrenceburg.
Crews are working to make repairs.
The event was held at Walt Disney World.
Conference and sectional champs were crowned over the weekend.
Local wrestling sectionals were held at South Dearborn and Jennings County.
