Batesville News

TELL CITY Continuing a tradition already several years old, First Christian Church in Troy will offer a gospel concert, "A Gospel Thanksgiving in Song," from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday at Tell City High School.

Area residents can ring in the holidays with Tree County Players' production of "Christmas Belles," a comedy by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten that is directed by Bill Blank, Batesville.

"Growing our Community With Local Food" is the topic of a Tuesday, Dec. 1, event at The Hansen Center, Batesville, sponsored by the Food and Growers Association of Laughery Valley and Environs.

Enneking Auto Body of Batesville is going green. Green as in environmentally green, that is.

Lobbyists have plenty of clout at the Statehouse in Indianapolis. Some say too much clout.

Despite lower revenues, Hill-Rom Holdings Inc., on Wednesday reported better than expected earnings for the fourth quarter.

The Greensburg resident met with supporters at the Batesville McDonald's Nov. 9 to make the announcement.

The robbery suspect who engaged in a police shooting about two miles north of the city died late Thursday evening from his wounds, according to the Indiana State Police.

Rural Alliance for the Arts founder Jolene Rockwood called its arts in education program "the diamond in the tiara of RAA" at the recent annual meeting.

On Saturday, Nov. 14, starting at 6 p.m. representatives of churches, schools, youth programs and youth-serving agencies are invited to come together to support each other and bridge their efforts in building assets for Ripley County.

A suspect in a trio of armed robberies was apprehended Tuesday night near Greensburg after a shoot-out with police.

An employee at the Shell gas station near Cross County Plaza reported an armed robbery during a 911 call at about 9:15 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.

At approximately 9:20pm a Greensburg police officer got behind a vehicle believed to have been involved in the three robberies.

GREENSBURG, Ind. - State police say officers shot and seriously wounded a man in an exchange of gunfire along a southeastern Indiana highway.

Seig & Associates, Sunman, surveyors Rob Seig and Nic Wonnell set initial stakings that mark the Anytime Fitness building, parking lot and drainage structures locations at the 1.4-acre site as project manager Mark Hays watches.

Only one issue - and no candidates - will be on the ballot Tuesday, Nov. 3, in precincts of Franklin and Ripley counties within the Batesville Community School Corp.

A new regional economic development group has formed in southeastern Indiana, along Interstate 74 between Indianapolis and Cincinnati.

Batesville Community School Corp. trustees decided July 13 to seek a $28 million tax-exempt bond issue for a building project to better all four schools.

On trick-or-treat night Saturday, Oct. 31, Change for Children will be kicking off its third annual Halloween fundraising event.

"Living a Spirituality of Hope" will be presented Saturday, Oct. 17, from 9-11:30 a.m. at Oldenburg Franciscan Center.