Covington News

A three-car pile-up on U.S. 136 at County Road 600 West resulted in injuries for those involved.

Some farmers have this year's crop out of the field and will be able to attend the Bi-State Crop Management Conference.

Two Covington, Ind., area churches who provide live Nativities on the first weekend of December every year always seem to face inclement weather.

The revolving door of downtown businesses is spinning again with the announcement MB Music and Sound will be moving back to Covington, Ind.

A Covington, Ind. woman will likely spend the rest of her life behind bars for molesting three young children.

It's auction time to benefit the Fountain County 4-H program The Fountain County 4-H Council will have its second annual consignment auction at 10 a.m. EST Saturday at the Fountain County Fairgrounds west of Veedersburg.

Richard and Velma Blair celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on November 8, 2009, with their children, grandchildren and great grandchild.

Remember what it was like to play around with brushes and paint in elementary school art classes? To unleash your imagination on a blank canvas or a piece of clay? If not, a new paint-your-own pottery studio in Covington vows to refresh your memory.

COVINGTON, Ind. -- Charges of forgery, theft and perjury were filed Tuesday against former Covington schools Superintendent Nate Evans after a recent State Board of Accounts audit.

In surfing through the recently released State Board of Accounts audits, I came across one that would have to be a school board's worst nightmare .

The Christmas season is upon us again. A good way to start the holiday season off right is to attend the Festival of the Trees, which takes place at the David S. Palmer Arena.

When Thaddeus Holmes was growing up in Covington, Ind., being a rock singer and song writer was only a dream.

Virginia L. Bullerdick, 82, Brazil, died Oct. 27, 2009, at 7:40 p.m., at St. Vincent Clay Hospital.

Vermillion County, Ind. deputies are still looking for a man who held up a couple in a restaurant parking lot.

As a school teacher, Marsha Wilkinson came off as stern. Give her a microphone and an audience, and she is an entirely different person.

In 1975, Carter Metropolitan Church member Genevieve March started a mammoth tea and concert as a means to bring people together to enjoy good food, good music and Christian fellowship.

The golf cart craze that has hit several area towns has not yet surfaced in western Indiana.

Expect a feeling of calm to surround the David S. Palmer Arena on Oct. 17. Area and guest yoga teachers will present the Danville Area Yoga Retreat at the arena to give residents familiar with yoga an opportunity to learn new techniques and meet with other enthusiasts.

Captain Heman Kenney's first true love was Lady Catherine, the schooner that took him from the famine-struck shores of Ireland across the open oceans to adventures in the New World.

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