Don't be fooled.
(Guilford, Ind.) - A phone scam has been reported in Dearborn County.
Miller York Fire Department president Greg Callahan tells Eagle Country 99.3 that scammers are using the fire department's phone number to solicit money from area residents by asking for donations.
Callahan adds that the fire department has never and would never ask residents for donations over the phone.
If you receive such a call, report the activity to your local law enforcement office.
Gov. Braun Announces First Ever Statewide Tip Line for All K-12 Schools
This program is anticipated to be available for enrolled schools beginning January 2027.
Rising Sun Regional Foundation Awards $133,000 in New Grants
Ten grants were awarded
Dearborn County Releases Early Voting Locations, Dates and Times
The General Election happens November 3
Main Street Aurora Celebrates Nancy Turner Upon Her Retirement
Turner has dedicated many years to serving her community
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BMPL Arts & Innovation Hub Announces First Maker-in-Residence Opportunity
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at Hamline Chapel United Methodist Church
In October, stroll down to Todd-Creech Park in Lawrenceburg to read the new StoryWalk story!
at Todd Creech Memorial Park
The Hoxworth donor bus will be at the Dillsboro Public Library on Monday, October 5th.
at Dillsboro Public LibraryThis program is anticipated to be available for enrolled schools beginning January 2027.
Ten grants were awarded
The General Election happens November 3
The two-day event was held at Battle Grounds Golf Club
Champions were crowned on Thursday
The Pacers took down previously unbeaten Shawe Memorial.
