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Life-long Franklin County resident Virginia “Virgie” Hunt recently celebrated her 100th birthday.

By CASSIE GARRETT

April 26, 2024 at 1:06 p.m.


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Local business feature

This week, we are highlighting The Puzzle Box Games, an immersive and exciting way to enjoy board games and escape rooms.

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Less than two weeks until totality

The Total Solar Eclipse is less than two weeks away and is expected to bring approximately 500,000 visitors to the state.

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Riley Duerstock Nursing Scholarship established to bring hope and joy from tragedy

The Ripley County Community Foundation is honored to announce the establishment of the Riley Duerstock Nursing Scholarship which is available to students in 2024.

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Lucas Byrd sworn in at BOW meeting

On March 18, the Board of Public Works and Safety for the City of Rushville held its regularly scheduled meeting.

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Breaking Down Barriers: Free Pregnancy and Infant Support

The My Health Baby program in Indiana aims to provide support and guidance to pregnant women and new parents who are on Medicaid.

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ECHS student shares why displaying the American Flag is important to him

On Thursday, March 7, posts began to emerge on social media saying East Central High School (ECHS) senior, Cameron Blasek, was asked by school staff to remove the American Flag he had flying on his truck in the East Central parking lot.

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Jim Wilz: Redefining Breast Cancer Support One Pedal at a Time

Franklin County would like to show support to a man who has partnered with an incredible movement and to honor those who are survivors of breast cancer. Jim Wilz is an avid, long-time cyclist who will embark on a six-week bike ride starting in March.

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Skunk rabies circulating in southeastern Indiana

The Indiana Department of Health urges residents to vaccinate their pets against rabies and to keep a safe distance from wildlife after skunk rabies was detected in two southern Indiana counties. Skunk rabies is normally present in northern Kentucky, but these are the first cases confirmed in Indiana since 2004. …

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David Willkie to speak at WCBA Annual Dinner

The Whitewater Canal Scenic Byway is once again hosting their Annual Dinner. March 13th at 6:00 p.m. Doors will open at 5:30 at Third Place in Brookville. The dinner event is filled with all kinds of news and fun about the byway.

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State of Indiana v. Gregory C. Guilfoyle

Just six days before the State v. Guilfoyle trial was scheduled to begin on Feb. 12, Franklin County Prosecutor Chris Huerkamp filed a motion to dismiss the charge of Attempted Murder, amongst others, with the intent of refiling the charges.

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FCHS Students Excel in Regional Jobs for America's Graduates Competition

Every year, during the spring semester, the Jobs for America's Graduates program hosts a regional competition consisting of 12-14 categories where students compete.

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Venture outdoors: Exploring Indiana State Parks

Exploring Indiana State Parks offers a journey through a diverse tapestry of natural wonders, each park a unique sanctuary waiting to be discovered.

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Remembering the 1974 UCHS basketball team

The 1974 Union County High School basketball team went undefeated in the regular season and was ranked 19th in the state. The UC High School had a reunion and recognition of the team at the beginning of the UC HS vs Shenandoah High School basketball game on Jan. 27.

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Community celebrates retirement of local power couple

Keith and Debbie Combs have lived in Laurel for as long as anyone can remember and have faithfully served the community for just as long. They both retired from their respective jobs on the same day, and the community has expressed deep gratitude for their service in their work roles …