REMINGTON — Town officials said the final leaf pickup will most likely be Dec. 9.
WOLCOTT — Three Wolcott Town Council members expressed their public farewells Tuesday during their final meeting as members of the board.
MONTICELLO — This winter high school students from across the state will have the opportunity Jan. 22 to participate in a Page Day hosted by Indiana Electric Cooperatives.
From Dec. 2-6, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 13 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 749 cases so far this year. They include eight misdemeanors, one case-related filing and four cases with at least one Level 6 felony charge.
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From Dec. 2-6, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 13 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 749 cases so far this year. They include eight misdemeanors, one case-related filing and four cases with at least one Level 6 felony charge.
From Nov. 25-29, the White County Prosecutor’s Office filed 11 cases related to criminal matters for a total of 736 cases so far this year. They include seven misdemeanors, one case-related fi…
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JASPER COUNTY – A White County man was arrested Nov. 24 after he allegedly pointed a handgun at another vehicle along Interstate 65.
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LAFAYETTE — The defense should always be there.
There are only two scoreboards in Twin Lakes’ auxiliary gym. They are both small, with room for three sections — a home score, a guest score and a clock.
LAFAYETTE — If there was good, it came in small doses.
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LAFAYETTE — During a ceremony Tuesday at Subaru of Indiana Automotive, 14 Indiana nonprofit organizations from 12 counties were awarded capital grants totaling $110,108.22 by the SIA Foundation.
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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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While artificial trees are certainly more of the norm these days, there is a growing trend of people choosing authentic Christmas trees to decorate their home during the holiday season.
For anyone needing year-end private applicator recertification points (PARP), an upcoming program will meet your requirements.
If you are growing tired of raking leaves this fall and think the only good place for them to be is on the curb, you may be throwing away a resource rather than an asset that can be working for you.
Indiana University professor Eric Rasmusen has argued that gay men shouldn’t be allowed to teach in K-12 classrooms, that black students can’t handle the rigor of academia and that women are intellectually inferior.
Capt. Tony Stroup of the Monticello Police Department sat down for an interview this summer to describe his experiences with substance abuse in White County.
Thanksgiving has passed, which means the end of the year is quickly approaching.
The Indiana Driver's Manual soon will be available in Arabic, Burmese, Chin and Mandarin, in addition to English and Spanish.
No Hoosiers are at risk of losing SNAP benefits under a Trump administration policy mandating many food stamp recipients work at least part time. Indiana already implemented the policy in 2015 under Gov. Mike Pence.
WASHINGTON — Rep. Jim Banks has signed on as one of four lawmakers issuing a letter to the U.S. Attorney General’s office seeking increased action against “obscene pornography.”
A retired priest attending the same Christmas party as two teachers involved in a Wednesday hit-and-run is charged with aggravated DUI and leaving the scene of an accident, The Times media partner NBC 5 Chicago reports.
ZIONSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 7, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Lennar, one of the nation's leading homebuilders, is celebrating the grand opening of Manchester Estates, a brand new townhome community offering low-maintenance, high style living in Indiana's popular town of Zionsville. The public is invited to tour three elegantly decorated model homes at Manchester Estates during its Grand Opening weekend, Saturday, Dec. 7 and Sunday, Dec. 8 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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If you’re like most adults, you might have a hard time falling or staying asleep. In fact, a 2018 Consumer Report found that 68 percent of Americans struggle with their sleeping patterns at least once a week. That accounts for 164 million Americans. If you’re included in that number, you may want to try the phenomenon of “clean sleep.”
While eating meatless has an array of health benefits and even significantly reduces your carbon footprint, there is undoubtedly a price you pay cutting out meat. Vegetarians and vegans commonly struggle with making up these crucial nutrients and vitamins
In the wake of the recent opioid crisis, cannabidiol appears to have become a promising super drug that may lower opioid dependence. Now, CBD, the nonpsychoactive molecule in the cannabis plant and one of the two main components in marijuana has garnered several advocates in other industries, including the world of sports.
An estimated 5.8 million people in the United States are living with Alzheimer’s dementia in 2019, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. This includes an estimated 5.6 million people age 65 and older and 200,000 people younger than 65 who have younger-onset Alzheimer’s. One in 10 people age 65 and older (10 percent) has Alzheimer’s dementia. It’s a disease that Amy Losak of Teaneck, New Jersey, knows all too well.
One of the most commonly searched questions about breastfeeding is, “What medicines can you take?” Since everything you consume makes its way into your baby’s milk supply, it’s a valid concern. Sure, we know to pump and dump after a couple glasses of wine, but what about medications?
