WOLCOTT — The Wolcott Community Park Board has worked for the last four years to relight its community ballfield.

MONTICELLO — Indiana Beach plans to open May 22 for the 2021 season, a park official said Tuesday.

INDIANAPOLIS — In consultation with security officials and the leadership of the General Assembly, Gov. Eric J. Holcomb on Friday announced out of an abundance of caution the state government complex will be closed to the public Tuesday and Wednesday.

KOKOMO — Forty-seven future health care professionals took the first steps towards their future careers as Indiana University Kokomo faculty welcomed them into the School of Nursing.

LOGANSPORT — Indiana State Police, at the request of Cass County Sheriff Ed Schroder, have launched an investigation into the death of Cass County Jail inmate Clyde Davis, 72.

LEBANON — A Boone County prosecutor has formally charged a former Twin Lakes High School band teacher with child solicitation after he allegedly set up a meeting for sex with a person he believed was a 14-year-old girl.

INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana residents age 70 and older are now eligible to register for a free COVID-19 vaccine.

Jan. 8

WOLCOTT — One newcomer and four returning members took their seats for the first council meeting of 2021.

LAFAYETTE — The Child Care Resource Network, a Lafayette-based child care resource and referral (CCR&R) agency, is recruiting existing, unlicensed child care providers and brand new child care providers in Jasper, Pulaski, and White counties to participate in a cohort and become licensed.

MONTICELLO — The second in a four-part series of mental health films sponsored by Twin Lakes School Corporation will be ready for online viewing next week.

MONON — Students in Karyl Shields’ art class at North White Jr./Sr. High School have contributed to telling the story of Monon’s rich railroad history through a couple of new murals now on display in the downtown area.

WOLCOTT — The new year is starting off with exciting news for the Wolcott Main Street Committee.

REMINGTON — Remington residents will soon see their trash service bill rise by a little more than $1 each cycle.

WHITE COUNTY — The Indiana Department of Transportation plans to periodically close the northbound and southbound lanes of Interstate 65 every 15 minutes near the 186-mile marker in White County.

WATSEKA, Ill. — A company with a rich history in Watseka will be closing in the next couple of months and has filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Nancy’s Mexican Grocery, 102 E. Fourth St., Monon, Inspected Nov. 23: Three non-critical violations: Floor in meat prep area needs to be cleaned; Walk-in cooler holding several food items that do not pertain to operation of the store. To be corrected by today. Any items not being used by the…

MONTICELLO – Alliance Bank was honored late last year by the Indiana Bankers Association with the C2C (Commitment to Community) Award in their respective asset class for outstanding community service.

DELPHI — There will be a unique opportunity toward the end of next week for people to help Delphi Historic Trails and grab some free firewood.

INDIANAPOLIS — With the recent temperature drops across the state, Indiana Conservation Officers are advising Hoosiers of the potential hazards of being on frozen lakes, ponds, rivers and streams.

MONTICELLO – The COVID-19 vaccine is now available in White County to those to meet criteria set forth by the Indiana State Department of Health.

RENSSELAER — The Jasper County Health Department is now scheduling appointments to administer COVID-19 vaccine to eligible recipients.

REMINGTON — Electrical wiring may be the cause of a fire Dec. 28 that broke out in the basement of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Remington.

MONTICELLO — Debra Metzger has been tapped to be Twin Lakes School Corporation’s new full-time superintendent.

Dec. 18

MONTICELLO — Ivy Tech Community College’s Monticello campus has a new site manager.

WHITE COUNTY — Applications are now open for the Small Business Restart Fund.

INDIANAPOLIS — For the second consecutive year, the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) will be highlighting the work of 12 state government agencies in its Indiana’s Tax Dollars at Work campaign.

DELPHI — The Carroll County Economic Development Corporation has named Jake Adams as its new executive director.