The article originally ran in the May 18, 2012 edition of the Connersville News-Examiner. Sunday marked the 79th anniversary of Doolittle’s Raid.
The much anticipated sidewalk project in downtown Connersville is mere days away.
I have been trying to learn to like salmon and it’s a challenge for me for sure. It is oily and fishy tasting to me. I’ve tried salmon 2 ways that I like. One is a Cajun butter version and the other is teriyaki. I’ve included the recipe for teriyaki in this article.
Caleb Furst has earned the top individual award in Indiana high school boys basketball.
Will the Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary miss Carl and Amy Wilms, as the married couple steps away into retirement?
A fire on Tuesday at 3719 south county road 350 east is still under investigation by the state fire marshall’s office, the Everton Fire Department, the Connersivlle fire department, and the Fayette County Sheriff’s Department. Units fighting the blaze in the early morning hours were from Eve…
Thursday morning around 3:35 a.m., the Connersville Police Department responded to the 900 block of west 8th Street, in reference to a personal injury accident.
Superior Court
‘Straight down and straight back” was the instruction given to a 5-year-old son by his father on a sunny spring morning 1970. The son was handed a one dollar bill and told to go to the corner store and bring back a dozen ‘SAPS’ donuts.
There are some answers being sought in relation to the Resource Center building located at 16th and Grand Ave.
Gamaya Ragland is CMS’s 7th grade Spartan of the Week for the week of April 19, 2021. Gamaya is the daughter of Krista Gibson.
If you’re looking for that something different for lunch, something out of the typical fast food choices in Connersville, Aaron and Michelle Tidwell are hoping they have the answer.
Several events in Connersville have been announced by the Connersville Chamber of Commerce.
April is National School Library Month, and as such, Connersville Middle School Media Center Director Ann Alcorn is doing something to highlight that fact.
A house burns at 3719 south county road 350 east on Tuesday. Firefighing units from Bentonville, Glenwood, Liberty, Blooming Grove and Connersville responded, as did the Fayette County Sheriff’s department, Fayette County EMS, and the State Fire Marshall’s office. No injuries were reported. …
The Fayette County Animal Shelter just got a boost in its efforts to spay and neuter many of the animals in its care.
Bowling, appointments, and Hall of Fame nominees were just a few of the items on the agenda for the Fayette County School Corporation on Wednesday evening.
The Fayette County School Corporation recognized the 2021 Connersville High School bowling team at its monthly meeting on Tuesday night.
‘Who the heck is Jack Hanna?” I asked the staff during a TV production meeting in the fall of 1979.
A process that began more than a year ago is moving into its final phases now as another quartet of Reid Health security officers were sworn in as police officers Monday.
For the second consecutive year, the very popular Honoring Our Elders Luncheon has been cancelled because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Charmin Gabbard receives a check from Don Miller from the Fayette County Ministerial Association in the amount of $400. Gabbard runs the Connection Cafe, an establishment that supports recovery, in downtown Connersville, and says she is very thankful for the generous donation.
Many people have had the yearning to fly. Deep down, they have a desire to spread a pair of wings and soar on the wind.
During the month of march, two Eastview Elementary School teachers decided to raise money for a cause that students could participate in.
Steady rain made for a muddy mess during a demolition derby at Roberts Park on Saturday afternoon. Taking shelter in shelters, fans ignored the showers and had a good time.
March of 2020 saw the abrupt ending to the Stage One Youth Theatre season. For the next 10 months, the program adapted to the ever changing climate, providing students with online opportunities and outdoor performances.
Lights. Camera. Action.
The John Conner Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met on Thursday, at the Fayette County Historical Museum to recognize the winners of this year’s DAR American History Essay Contest.
Heather Murray has a bit of a reputation around the office in Patient Continuum of Care at Reid Health.
Arthur Struewing is CMS’s 7th grade Spartan of the Week for the week of April 12, 2021. Arthur is the son of Kevin and Michelle Struewing.
The following St. Gabriel students made the honor roll for the third grading period for the 2020-2021 school year:
Work to make room for expanded services has begun at two Reid Health facilities on Richmond’s north side.
Police, fire and emergency services don’t always get the show of support that they deserve.
The Connersville News-Examiner asked, “Now that the mask mandate in Indiana has been lifted, will you change your behavior any?”
The recent demolition of the German Presbyterian Church on East 4th Street has generated a renewed interest in the history of the building.
How good is your internet access?
April is National Child Abuse prevention month. Pinwheels are the symbol for prevention. Several students at Little Spartans Preschool use a vent to give their pinwheels a whirl.
There are a lot of plans for Alquina Blue Arrows Park.
Knock down a few pins, and watch some fireworks explode in midair.
Reid Health is expanding its COVID-19 vaccination efforts this week, partnering with local colleges and Richmond State Hospital to stand up special clinics for those institutions.
On Tuesday, the mask mandate that has been in place for almost a year in Indiana, came to a close.
Several items wound up as points of discussion at Tuesday’s Fayette County Council meeting, and one of them centered around the Fayette County jail.
People always act surprised to see me. Not happy to see me – just surprised.
The Lions Club held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new shelter in Roberts Park on Tuesday afternoon.
The Connersville City Council met on Monday and had some special guests in attendance.
Those who live in Connersville have know all along just how special a place Spartan Bowl is.
Despite the lifting of Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb’s statewide mandate, masking is still required at all Reid Health facilities.
When Jim McElfresh, David Eakins, Denny Summan and Paul Ripberger first stopped into the Bentonville Volunteer Fire Department, Richard Nixon was President of the United States.
Brothers Ian Renfro, left, and Zack McQueen take advantage of Easter Sunday temperatures that rose into the 70s for a little pick-me-up basketball at Roberts Park.
If you’re driving back from Richmond on Interstate 40, just before you reach Pennville Road, you might notice a billboard with a soccer player on it.
Spring has sprung and tender sprouts of asparagus will be coming up soon. Asparagus is best when fresh from the garden.
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