On a cold, rainy day last week, with nothing else to do, I decided to clean up my home … screen. Over the years, I’ve downloaded various apps to my cell phone, many of which I either never used, or I found too frustrating to get them to work properly. Here are a few that I have just deleted:
Free meals will be offered during fall break for students in need.
BROOKVILLE — What is causing it has as many guesses as the number of cases itself, but COVID-19 appears to be on the rise locally.
Earlier this month, the Hope Center held its annual fundraiser but with a twist.
The Connersville News-Examiner has hired a new advertising executive.
The Fayette County School Corporation took some time on Thursday night to honor three of its own at the 2020 Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Classic car fans got a treat, as cars from the Indiana Region of Classic Car Clubs of America paid a visit on the Fayette County Historical Museum on Saturday.
More than 100 Jack-O-Lanterns lit up Nickel Plate Trail Friday night as visitors came to see art from students across the county.
Roberts Park will be packed full with trick-or-treaters for the community trunk-or-treat, tonight from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
In Connersville and Fayette county history, only a few local names have made it all the way around the world and achieved a recognizable place in the area of manufacturing.
You never know when you will need an additional shot of support, from your husband, wife, kids, family or friends.
Each year that one day rolls around, you know, the day you were born, which mine happens to be today. Please, don’t sing happy birthday ...
Girl Scount Troop 4663 had a great time with Connersville Police Officer Clint Brown Thursday evening learning about peer pressure and Halloween safety. The troop was able to talk to the police and learn about their police cars.
The Fayette County Food Council has partnered with AMVETS, VFW, American Legion and Gleaners to help bring food to families.
Cars need to be cleared for milling on ranch road
RUSHVILLE — Union Savings and Loan celebrated a grand opening in Rushville with a five-day event, on Oct. 5-9.
Thursday wound up being a very profitable day for the City of Connersville.
This week, Fayette County has slipped back to a level orange from a level blue.
Classic cars will be pulling into Connersville and the public is encouraged to come see them, Saturday at the Fayette County Historical Museum.
Indiana Federation of Business & Professional Women Clubs
More than 100 Jack-O-Lanterns will line the walkway on Nickel Plate Trail this evening.
The COVID-19 pandemic has done more than its share of damage to employment and in many parts of the country, has created a crisis for some who have been put out of work.
The COVID-19 pandemic created a situation in which students were given the choice to participate in the classroom or take part in the MySchool Online program.
Monday through Friday, many Connersville High School students have been reciting lines and practicing on the stage at Robert E. Wise Auditorium for their roles in “The Count of Monte Cristo.”
A solar project started in 2018 has helped save Connersville High School money.
Stant job fair
On Tuesday, around 1:50 p.m., The Fayette County EMS was dispatched along with Everton Fire Department, Connersville Fire Department, Fayette County Sheriffs Department and Connersville Police Department to a single vehicle accident with injury in the 5000 block of Alquina Rd. Upon arrival c…
The parking lot at Wings Etc. has been packed nearly every day since it opened almost two weeks ago.
Some people set up booths at festivals to make money. Some do it to renew friendships with peers who are looking to do the same.
The Fayette County Public Library is announcing the launch of the Evergreen Indiana Library Consortium Book Club.
If you had to choose one food to live on for the rest of your life, what would it be? I provide this question as a public service for those in long-term relationships who are pretty much stuck at home and desperately need something to debate.
The Everton Volunteer Fire Department Incorporated was notified on Aug. 21, 2020 by FEMA Safer Grant award letter that they had been awarded a grant to purchase an LED Sign for the front of their station along SR1 South of Connersville.
After more than 20 years of service through her work with the Fayette Community Foundation, Executive Director Anna Dungan will be shifting her focus ... more to herself and her family.
Over the weekend, Girl Scout Troop 3717 worked towards their Bronze Award.
Donation to Salvation Army
Connersville Park Board special meeting
To make trunk-or-treat easier this year, three groups have come together to host a large event for trick-or-teaters.
Those looking for a COVID-19 test can now get one at the courthouse in Connersville, free of charge.
Striving For Change held a kickball fundraiser Sunday afternoon to raise money for a minority scholarship.
The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) announced this week Reid Health and Reid Health Physician Associates have again earned “2020 CHIME HealthCare’s Most Wired” special recognition awards.
Connersville residents have been having issues with their trash pick up in recent weeks due to a truck being down. Connersville Street Department Superintendent Brad Colter is hoping to fix the problem.
Connersville will be getting a place for first responders to put their training to the test very soon.
The Connersville Emergency Department has been granted a three-year certification as a Stroke Ready Center by Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP), the nation’s original independent, accreditation program.
Eagles President Anthony Jarboe presented a plaque to Dustin Schuck Thursday evening naming him Eagles Member of the Year. The award goes to the Eagles Member for outstanding Service to the club.
The room was spinning, she couldn’t believe the words she was told.
On Friday, Oct. 2, the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce welcomed RDI Connect to Connersville in a ribbon cutting ceremony.
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Inc. – Zeta Chapter
For those who have COVID-19 symptoms, the Fayette County Health Department is now conducting free COVID-19 tests thanks to a grant from the state.
Children at Little Spartans Preschool watched fire safety demonstrations on Thursday. Firefighter Kyle Buckles, right, shows the children one of the many tools they use to fight fires.
Fayette County is at a 1.88 percent positivity rate, which is low compared to past numbers but Thursday afternoon, 11 new cases were reported from a local nursing home.
A ribbon cutting was held on Tuesday for the new pickle ball and tennis courts. Reid Health gave a grant to Roberts park for $30,000 to renovate the courts.
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