Edinburgh News

Albert Hadley finds it "hard to believe" he will celebrate his 80th birthday Sunday.

EDINBURGH, Ind. - Authorities in Tennessee are holding an Indiana inmate who escaped last month from a prison in central Indiana.

A puppy was recovering Thursday after it was found wandering with a gaping wound that nearly sliced the dog in half, animal control officers said.

Police are investigating a possible case of animal cruelty, after someone found a puppy nearly sliced in half in southern Johnson County.

A brown puppy was found near Edinburgh with a deep cut from its back around to the belly, as if someone tried to slice the dog in half.

EDINBURGH, Ind. - Authorities are searching for an inmate who escaped from a minimum security prison at Edinburgh.

EDINBURGH, Ind. -- The Indiana National Guard now believes that repairs to Camp Atterbury from a spring tornado and flooding will cost at least $49 million.

Police are searching for an inmate that escaped from the Edinburgh Correctional Facility Saturday morning.

The Chattanooga-based 591st Transportation Company of the Army Reserve is en route to Indiana to train for a yearlong deployment to Iraq.

About 170 members of National Guard Unit 1538 Transport Company of Elkhart departed the Elkhart Armory Tuesday morning, bound ultimately for Iraq.

EDINBURGH, Ind. As the June floodwaters recede and saturated fields dry out in Central and Southern Indiana, farmers and conservation experts are getting an up-close look at farmland erosion that ranks among ...

Leaders in Johnson County and Franklin see an economic gem in an armory that will be built on the city's southeastside.

Franklin With Camp Atterbury "busting at the seams," an armory to be built less than 10 miles away is expected to free up space for soldiers and Marines training for the war on terrorism.

Robert Howerton promoted to Warden at Blackburn Was warden at Edinburgh, IN, Correctional Facility By Lisa Lamb, Commonwealth News Center Special ColumbiaMagazine.com story Kentucky Department of Corrections ...

It's been nearly a month since our severe flooding began. And homes along South Walnut Street in Edinburgh are still wet.

TRAMCARNAGE. Cop the every-which-way chaos around teatime in the city centre tonight, just a hint of what's ahead these next couple of months, exacerbated by great hordes of festive visitors.

The recent flooding in Central and Southern Indiana is not affecting tourism in the region according to Curt Brantingham with the Office of Tourism Development.

At least one person died, hospitals were evacuated, a dam failed, people fled their homes in boats.

In the midst of the devastating floods and tornadoes that ravaged much of southern Indiana in recent days, it might seem trivial to reflect on the loss of an antique covered bridge in a little hamlet in rural ...

Jon Irving Hendrix, 64, Edinburgh, Ind., passed away June 13, 2008, at 2:27 p.m., at Johnson County Memorial Hospital, Franklin, Ind.