RENSSELAER — Though the flames of Sunday’s devastating fire were eventually extinguished, city employees and local businesses were then left to contend with the aftermath.
RENSSELAER — Karen Wiseman, clinical resource nurse at Franciscan Home Care and Hospice is retiring.
RENSSELAER — First responders and fire departments from Jasper County and beyond all responded to a massive blaze in Rensselaer's downtown mall Sunday afternoon.
REMINGTON — Tom Allegrini is the newest member of the Remington Park Department Advisory Board.
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Bernard Gilbin Smith was born Feb. 19, 1838, in Virginia and, as a young boy, came to White County with his parents Nov. 22, 1846. His parents were natives of Harrison County, Va., and settled in Big Creek Township.
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From Nov. 11-15, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 17 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 704 cases so far this year. They include 11 misdemeanors, one case-related filing and five cases with at least one Level 6 felony charge.
From Nov. 4-8, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed five cases related to criminal matters for a total of 687 cases so far this year.
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MONTICELLO — The White County Prosecutor’s Office has formally filed charges against a Chesterton couple allegedly involved last summer in an altercation with law enforcement officers during a…
From Oct. 28-Nov. 1, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 23 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 682 cases so far this year.
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Twin Lakes basketball program will host a skills clinic for boys and girls from kindergarten through eighth grade from 6-8 p.m. on Nov. 23rd. Three-point shooting contests and player autographs and pictures will also be a part of the event.
Welcome to Across Campus, the Monticello Herald-Journal’s look into White County prep stars participating in college athletics. If you know of a college athlete not listed, please email herald…
Twin Lakes’ girls basketball team rebounded Saturday to win its home opener against Delphi, 46-31.
MONON — Play remained somewhat stilted, but a 20-point third quarter was exactly what North White needed to finally break into the win column.
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WHITE COUNTY — The Alliance Bank Junior Board of Directors visited Girtz Industries earlier this month to learn more about manufacturing and its impacts on the local economy.
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Are you interested in becoming a commercial unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) remote pilot or are already flying without the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certification but would like to obtain your license?
The Purdue Extension Service of White County would like to invite the community to the annual White County Extension Advisory Council meeting, sponsored by the White County Extension Board.
This fall’s mostly mild weather has allowed farmers to plug along with harvest, leaving many ahead of the pace they may have foreseen a few weeks ago.
You won’t find many adults on the planet who are less of a gearhead than yours truly.
Do you have an IRA? Are you in an age bracket that requires you to make a withdrawal from your account by the end of the year?
We often hear about stigma related to mental illness and substance abuse, but what does that really mean?
The following are events scheduled by the Purdue University White County Extension office:
The latest on the Red for Ed Day of Action Indianapolis.
CROWN POINT, Ind., Nov. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- John H. Davis, Esq. is being recognized by Continental Who's Who as a Lifetime Achiever for his outstanding contributions in the field of Law and work as Owner, Founder, and Administrator of his private practice - John H. Davis Attorney at Law.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Eli Lilly and Company (NYSE: LLY) will announce its financial guidance for 2020 on Tuesday, December 17, 2019. Lilly will also conduct a conference call on that day with the investment community and media to further detail the company's financial guidance.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Knowledge Services is pleased to announce an expansion to their management team with the hiring of Leah McGrath as Vice President of Public Affairs, a newly formed position.
In continuing to bring our readers new and interesting information about your friends and neighbors, we are presenting our “What’s Your Story” series. This is a Q & A panel of 20 questions that we ask Randolph County Residents. The information is fun facts and good advice from them on various topics. We are interested in seeing what we can learn about our readers in 20 questions! Hope you enjoy!
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On the list of what frightens people the most, ranking right up there with spiders, snakes and heights are needles. In fact, the extreme fear of medical procedures involving needles is a valid phobia with an ominous name: trypanophobia. Charyn Caruso, a phlebotomist for Grove City Medical Center, has worked with her share of patients who have suffered from the condition throughout her 20-year career.
Each year, hundreds of thousands suffer from cardiac arrest in the U.S. Anytime, anywhere, an emergency can strike, leaving many with little chance for life-saving personnel to make a difference. These numbers would be decreased dramatically if more people were CPR certified. Currently at Seneca Valley School District, students and staff are training to be ready for any dire situation thrown their way.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Or is it? Full of festive decor and family traditions, the months of November and December can provide plenty to be jolly about. But they also come with their fair share of holiday health hazards.
Trying to attain perfection, especially during the holidays, can leave a person financially stressed and spiritually depleted.
If you have walked by your local Starbucks or any coffee shop during the scramble of commuters trying to get to work, the line around the block is a clear indication that Americans love their morning Joe.
