The birth took place not too long after the ball dropped.
Photo provided.
(Undated) - It was not too long after the ball dropped that St. Elizabeth Healthcare delivered their first baby of the New Year.
A boy named, Noah, was delivered on New Year's Day at 2:58 a.m.
He is 7 lbs, 5 oz. and 20 inches long.
No other information was provided.
Batesville Tool & Die Announces Leadership Change
Brent Muckerheide will take over as President
Eastbound I-74 Ramps at Dry Fork Road Set to Reopen
Overnight closures scheduled next week on I-74 East and West
YES Home Announces Historic Expansion Funded by Community Partners
The expansion will double the ability to care for youth and add 10 jobs to the local economy
Raw Sewage Discharge Affecting Area Rivers Has Been Resolved
The issue arose following severe storms and flooding last month.
FEMA Approves $2.1M to Hoosiers within First Week of Major Disaster Declaration
The deadline to apply for FEMA’s individual assistance is Oct. 25, 2026.
Friendship Volunteer Fire Department Mourns Loss of Former Member
Kenneth Thomas passed away on Monday, one day before his 86th birthday.
Come and learn about the other 5 chakras no one talks about and discover the Hara line with Jenny Flannery.
at Lawrenceburg Library
Join us for Teen Homeschool Hangout, a fun and relaxed space for homeschool teens to connect!
at Lawrenceburg Library
Come to the library to enjoy story time with Ms. Karen!
at North Dearborn Branch LibraryBrent Muckerheide will take over as President
Overnight closures scheduled next week on I-74 East and West
The expansion will double the ability to care for youth and add 10 jobs to the local economy
Alexis Mangold put together an incredible nine-hole round on Tuesday night.
Report missing stats and scores to news@eaglecountryonline.com
Langferman had a big game in a narrow loss to Batesville
