(Hebron, Ky.) - Part of Interstate 275 in Boone County was made into an oily mess Tuesday evening.
A semi tanker hauling soybean oil began to leak at about 4:30, dumping 200 gallons of the slippery substance across nearly 3,000 feet of I-275 westbound near the Hebron exit.
The interstate had to be closed several hours while a private contractor worked to clean the mess. Exit 8B to North Bend Road was also closed.
I-275 was reopened early Wednesday morning.
RCCF Invests in Local Nonprofits
The RCCF has awarded $4,550 in Small Project Grants to five local organizations.
Gov. Braun Recognizes Indiana Teachers During Teacher Appreciation Week
Teacher Appreciation Week runs through May 8.
2026 Future Generations Scholarship Applications Available Online
The scholarship is available to 2006 and later Rising Sun HS graduates who are attending a 4-year college.
Batesville Singers Qualify for State Mixed Choir Finals
They will compete this Saturday.
Ivy Tech Announces Commencement Ceremonies Celebrating the Class of 2026
Commencement will be held this week at the Lawrenceburg Event Center.
OCCF Awards Community Grants
Over $31,000 was awarded.
Join Dearborn County Purdue Extensions Health and Human Sciences Educator, Marcia Parcell, as she hosts and teaches a variety of cooking classes.
at North Dearborn Library
Test your Lego skills at the library with a building challenge!
at Lawrenceburg Public Library
Become stronger by participating in video-led chair exercise routines
at North Dearborn LibraryThe RCCF has awarded $4,550 in Small Project Grants to five local organizations.
Teacher Appreciation Week runs through May 8.
The scholarship is available to 2006 and later Rising Sun HS graduates who are attending a 4-year college.
The Board of Directors voted on both measures this week.
Report missing stats and scores to news@eaglecountryonline.com
Sectional games begin May 27.
