Edinburgh News

Among them were about 35 stores at Edinburgh Premium Outlets. 'We didn't have any projections so to speak,' Paula Hartwell, assistant general manager of the outlet mall, said shortly before midnight.

A southern Indiana amusement park plans to auction off hundreds of surplus items this weekend, including an antique circus truck and bumper boats.

An arrest warrant has been issued for a former substitute teacher who taught in Bartholomew County Consolidated School Corporation this school year despite a conviction for possessing illegal drugs.

Nearly 5,000 soldiers are expected to arrive at central Indiana's Camp Atterbury in the next few months to prepare for deployments to Afghanistan.

Seven members of the Trenton FFA attended the National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Indiana including Mr.

October 26, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - As part of the DePauw University School of Music's ongoing celebration of its 125th anniversary, a panel discussion on music education -- featuring DePauw alumni -- will take place this Thursday, October 29, in room 1115 of the Green Center for the Performing Arts.

A LITTLE over a year has passed since we last visited that sunnier, happier and generally better-behaved Edinburgh that Alexander McCall Smith conjures into existence in his 44 Scotland Street daily novel on these pages.

In the summer of 2007, Sahbaz Jasarevic arrived in the United States from Bosnia on a trip to visit family in California.

FRANKLIN -- DNA matches helped Johnson County police determine a body found last year in a shallow grave at a state fish and wildlife area belongs to a Bosnia man who was visiting the United States.

CAN it possibly be true? Archie MacPherson consorting with gangsters. The heavy mob.

The H1N1 virus has hit the kindergarten classrooms at East Side Elementary School in the town of Edinburgh.

Edinburgh kindergarten is canceled until Wednesday because of the H1N1 virus. Three students became sick during the weekend and, by the end of the day Sunday, about six students and a staff member were sick, Superintendent Rich Arkanoff said.

What will become the state's largest military-readiness center has Johnson County officials predicting an economic boon for the I-65 interchange in Franklin.

Just a quick post to say congratulations to the organisers of Ladyfest Edinburgh which took place over the weekend.

A Johnson County woman is recovering from a shocking home invasion where the crooks pulled her right out of the shower and tied her up.

CALL it shock tactics or simply ingratiating yourself to the locals. But after a few early technical gremlins with the sound, from which he drew much mimed amusement, Glasgow's most famous son began this super-fragmented show by outing himself as an Edinburgher.

JUST sit yourself down, sir, and in 20 minutes max the CardioPod will tell you how long you've got a ' long enough to see the first tram running and Hibs win the cup, or short enough not to bother buying a long-playing record or start reading a book.

Nationally known appraiser Tim Luke will bring a taste of the popular HGTV show Cash in the Attic to Indiana to benefit the Lanier Mansion Foundation on Friday, Sept.

WITH its ramshackle window displays and creaky wooden stairs, overall-wearing staff and packages wrapped in paper, there has always been a whiff of the 1950s about Grays of Edinburgh.

Visiting Edinburgh last week, it was clear the "Armageddon year" the Scottish capital feared as a result of the banking crisis has not come to pass.