Thursday Jun 25 | Greensburg Daily News
Hope for the Future From Looking at the Past
All this week, we have enjoyed celebrations commemorating the 150th anniversary of the incorporation of Greensburg, and marveled at some of the old stories and advertisements in the daily editions of the Greensburg Daily News.
If you have a monster appetite, two new eateries are ready to serve with hefty portions.
1-K-9 run, walk draws crowd to Memorial Stadium
"Colin the Great" sat beneath the shade of a tree outside Memorial Stadium, crystal ball before him, offering psychic paw readings for participants in the Vigo County Animal Coalition's 1-K-9 run and walk.
Some Good News And A Point Of Clarification
Oh pshaw. Here I thought it was possible to get through this lifetime without making a single mistake but no, that dream went haywire last week.
Police Report for 42709 for activities over the weekend. Three arrests to report from the Decatur County Jail.
Valley Briefly: April 12, 2009
Terre Haute: Project receives grant to help pet owners Project HOPE received an $8,000 grant from the Community Foundation to help pet owners of the recently unemployed and low income citizens on Social Security.
The next Mooresville Grocery Cooperative Board meeting will be at 7 p.m. on April 8 in the Lion's Club meeting room in the Mooresville Government Center, 4 E. Harrison St., in Mooresville.
Susan Zanner of Columbus, Ohio, has been battling breast cancer for two years. Recently, she discovered a shredded balloon outside her home that had come from Adam Wentzel of Greensburg during a Relay for Life balloon release.
The Martinsville Board of Public Works and Safety will meet at 6 p.m. Monday. The meeting will be held upstairs at city hall.
It's the students vs. faculty in a basketball game benefit at Crown Point High School, 1500 S. Main St.
Sisters of Providence offer discussion on coping with current issues
Stressed about the struggling economy? Worried about your job? Having trouble with mortgage payments? Are daily decisions becoming more difficult? The Sisters of Providence of St.
Evening News Cheers & Jeers: March 28, 2009
CHEERS ... to Jeffersonville's New Hope Services Inc. for plans to soon open Park Place Children's Home.
Vigo County Animal Coalition hosting a 1-K-9 Run & Walka
In an effort to support a variety of local animal shelters and animal programs, City Councilman Neil Garrison, along with the newly formed Vigo County Animal Coalition is hosting its first ever "1-K-9 Run & Walk" event.
Police report for 3/13/09 for activities 3/12/09 One arrest to report from the Decatur County Jail this morning.
The Noble Niters Home Ec Club met Feb. 25 at the home of Nancy Newbold. Margie Meyer, president, led the club in pledges to the flags and the Homemakers Creed.
Polar Plunge at Versailles State Park to raise awareness, funds for Special Olympics athletes
VERSAILLES, Ind. - Brave souls and warm hearts from southeastern Indiana are preparing for an icy dip into the lake at Versailles State Park as part of the 2009 Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics Indiana.
Police Report for 2-10-09 for activities 2-9-09 Two arrests to report from the Decatur County Jail.
Cypress String Quartet mixes music, words, visions to examine American spirit
The tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, left an indelible imprint on America's soul and serves as the inspiration for the dazzling, high-spirited multimedia presentation, "Inspired by America," by critically ...
Church Faces Eviction Because Of Members It Serves
Economic problems first put a Columbus church in danger of closing, but now the people it serves are the main issue.