Lanesville News

SELLERSBURG, In. -- A 20-year old southern Indiana man is facing charges of sex crimes against children.

She coaxes the blues right outta the horn. She charms the husk right offa the corn.

The second annual Parade of Homes in Southern Indiana - a showcase for builders, home suppliers and those associated with the construction of new homes - begins today and runs through June 21.

After 20 fire departments and one family had deposited their bills and coins at the WHAS Crusade for Children remote site in the parking lot of the Old Capitol Centre in Corydon, officials tallied the total.

Ahh, spring! Finally, the bite of winter faded while the bloom of warmer weather took hold.

Vicki Malone heard a loud boom. The next thing she noticed, her house was on fire.

Melanie Henderson remembers well the Sunday morning she sat in church watching a woman 'sing' by using sign language.

In the recent Indiana General Assembly, the Indiana Legislature decided to ban any further A1 2 days for students and this disallows the other half of the day to be used for professional development, so the Board of School Trustees and the Lanesville Education Association agreed to the following regarding how to have professional development and ...

When Adequate Yearly Progress numbers were released early last month, two of Harrison County's three school corporations breathed a sigh of relief, while the other slipped backwards and failed to make the grade for the second time in three years.

Springdale Drive will be closed to through traffic between East 10th Street and Optimist Drive for about three weeks beginning next Tuesday while workers replace a sewer line.

WASHINGTON -- The House yesterday approved legislation by Kentucky's Rep. Ben Chandler that authorizes $6.4 billion to modernize the nation's school buildings and make them more energy-efficient. The bill would authorize an estimated $93.6 million for schools in Kentucky, including $16.5 million for Jefferson County, $726,000 for Bullitt County ...

Five Harrison County teachers will be honored June 18 during the annual Excellence in Education Celebration sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Harrison County and the Harrison County Community Foundation.

The Harrison County Council has agreed to delay a vote on a proposed $14 million renovation of the former county hospital - one of the biggest public works projects considered by county leaders in recent years.

Plans to pursue a $100,000 grant to start stormwater demonstration projects at two Harrison schools will be among the topics Wednesday for the Harrison County Regional Sewer District board.

Harry Porter Jr., 90, of Clarksville, Ind., died Tuesday, April 21, 2009, at Floyd Memorial Hospital.

Members of the Harrison County Republican Party gathered Sunday evening to honor the first GOP president, Abraham Lincoln.

Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller and state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett will be the speakers Sunday for the 70th annual Lincoln Day Banquet of the Harrison County Republican Party.

Ashley Bell carried a pile of ceramic babies into the firing room at Indiana University Southeast last week.

Due to the elimination of township assessors in Harrison County, county Assessor Lorena Stepro has set up a place and time in each township so that the taxpayer has the opportunity to receive assistance on filling out the personal property forms.

The board also will hear its monthly report on the Berkshire wastewater treatment plant.