Shelbyville News

Kelly Loman grew up knowing what it means to help people, thanks mostly to her father, a small-town doctor.

Rebecca "Becky" Hough may have been a Village Pantry night clerk, but to the Near-Southsiders who lived near the convenience store, she was more like family.

It seems like only yesterday , that the then about-to-open Indiana Live! Casino was previewing its innovative food court operation.

Gov. Steve Beshear has expressed doubt that Kentucky will land a Harley-Davidson manufacturing plant.

If you enjoy Christmas music, the holiday concert performed by the Rush County Chorale should not be missed.

Some Zionsville commuters may have noticed a change on the Boone County side of 96th Street.

A trucker was shocked and critically injured Monday when a grain silo he was carting on a flatbed truck hit overhead power lines in Hancock County.

Rushville Mayor Mervyn Bostic announced Tuesday that he appointed Mark Nichel of West Third Street Rushville as the new Animal Control officer, replacing Don Jarman who was dismissed Friday.

Harley-Davidson has announced that a Kentucky location is the only one it is considering if it relocates its York, Pa., motorcycle plant.

After receiving less than a third of the H1N1 vaccine they were expecting, Shelby County limited its public vaccination clinic to a select group of people Saturday.

Trudy Lewis, second from the left on the far side of the table, sometimes plays euchre with the senior citizens at Saint PaulA's civic center.

Trick-or-treating came early this afternoon at Stout Field on the city's West side.

The company told employees Wednesday that it plans to outsource ``noncore'' job functions to suppliers, including some subassembly, chrome-plating and stamping of parts.

A state agency is recommending that less than half of a water company's proposed rate increase be approved by state regulators.

An alleged deviant sexual act with a child that occurred in November of 2008 ended with an arrest this weekend in Greensburg.

Counties are working hard to distribute the H1N1 vaccines as soon as they come in.

Planned Parenthood of Indiana has cut 25 jobs and will close six health centers around the state as part of a restructuring it attributed to a decline in federal funding.

The local Fraternal Order of Police "Coats for Kids" effort has been a very successful event since 2003.

Want to watch a local theater production . . . for free? Four area theaters are giving away 275 tickets to shows through the Theatre Communications Group's Free Night of Theater program.

A Batesville High School Key Club fundraising Run for the Dawg 5K begins Saturday, Sept.