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.
Indiana Court of Appeals Upholds Conviction of Vevay Man
Ryan Uopasarn was sentenced for murder and mutilating animals earlier this year.
MGP Ingredients Announces Rebrand as Sempreon
The rebranding plan aims to bring its three business units “under one identity”
Low-Interest Loans Available for Businesses, Residents Impacted by June 2026 Severe Weather
Four area counties fall under the disaster declaration
P.A.W.S. Rummage Sale Begins Today
The three-day event takes place at the Lawrenceburg Fairgrounds
K-9 Siri and K-9 Kilo Celebrate Their Retirement from Active Police Duty
Both K-9s have served the City of Lawrenceburg with excellence, dedication, and distinction throughout their careers.
Kelis Manuel Charged in Double-Fatality OWI Crash
These charges stem from a crash on U.S. 52 in West Harrison that killed two passengers and seriously injured a third.
Reserve your Imagination Library Wall Calendar to Help Dolly's Legacy of Literacy Live On!
Grab a book and take a paws to read out loud to a trained therapy dog
at Lawrenceburg Library
In October, stroll down to Todd-Creech Park in Lawrenceburg to read the new StoryWalk story!
at Todd Creech Memorial ParkRyan Uopasarn was sentenced for murder and mutilating animals earlier this year.
The rebranding plan aims to bring its three business units “under one identity”
Four area counties fall under the disaster declaration
Several local teams remain alive.
One local team is moving on, while another saw its season end on Thursday night.
See who made the All-Conference teams in the ORVC.
