ANGOLA — Aidan Smith of Connersville, a Trine University student, earned Dean’s List recognition for the Fall 2020 term.
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Maria McKnight is CMS’s 7th grade Spartan of the Week for the week of December 14, 2020.
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Alexandria Sweet is CMS’s 7th grade Spartan of the Week for the week of November 2, 2020.
After being destroyed by a tornado last year, the Bentonville Christian Church was left without a sanctuary.
The Whitewater Valley Arts Association has collectible 2021 calendars for sale, each of them full of ink sketches from local artists.
Art has always been something Brooklyn Lunsford has enjoyed, but when she reached high school, she learned she wanted it to be her career.
Zeta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority, Inc. met September 28, 2020 at Grand Avenue Methodist Church. Nineteen members sang the Loyalty song to open the meeting. Laura Shoemaker, president and officers led the opening ceremony. Jenny Friend, secretary, read the minutes from the September…
The United Way of Franklin County (UWFC) is kicking off its annual Coats for Kids drive.
Wayne County flu clinic
As a way to give back to their community, the Connersville High School class of 2015 started an endowment through the Fayette Community Foundation. The idea was proposed at their recent reunion in August.
The 2020-21 deer reduction zone season started Sept. 15.
Fayette County Cancer Society
On the phone with Sharon Cranfill is a distressed father. His 31-year-old daughter’s drug addiction rules her life. She’s been arrested and is in jail.
The thought and dream of always wanting to be a nurse led Tempest Rathburn to the Adult Education program at 717 W. 21st St, located in the Ivy Tech building.
When Jeremy Noah takes off, he’s not thinking much about why he flies his ultralight. At that point, he’s trying to make sure there are no birds in the way and he’s thinking about what’s ahead.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Hunter Johns of Connersville graduated cum laude from Belmont University on Aug. 7 with a bachelor of arts degree in motion pictures, and a minor in theater.
A local church is celebrating its past as it looks ahead to fulfilling its mission of being “the church that will love people back to life.”
Local artist Tracy Burns has been accepted as an Indiana Artisan.
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While COVID-19 has been a burden for many, it actually might help make the annual Rodfathers Car Club Main Event Car Show one of their largest.
Fayette Garden Club
In all of her nearly 98 years, Margaret Miller couldn’t remember a cough like the one she had in early August.
What was your first job, how old were you, how much did you get paid?
At the age of 44, Kim Johnson never quite imagined that one day in the year 2020 she would become unemployed due to a widespread virus pandemic.
“Stool Samples” might not sound like something you’d leave around the house, but the Whitewater Valley Arts Association is hoping you’ll buy at least one of theirs.
A local farm operation is finding success with a crop they started raising just a few years ago. Adding to the farm’s diversification, the owners are getting ready to open a home where visitors can stay for awhile and learn about farming.
Two 10-year-old girls are helping raise butterflies that they hope will be able to make an ages-old migration this fall.
MARSHALL: Born to Breanna and Daniel Marshall of New Castle, a daughter, Roselee Mischelle Marshall, at 6:42 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 14, 2020, at Henry County Health. She weighed 8 pounds 1.6 ounces and measured 19.5 inches.
The Hoosier Blue and Gray Civil War Round Table will begin its 2020-21 Campaign of meetings this Thursday evening. Beginning at 7 p.m., the meeting will be held in its new home, Lumpy’s Café at 20 N. Foote St., Cambridge City.
Two new volunteers have taken training and promised to help local children deal with often complicated and sometimes emotional family court procedures.
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METAMORA — A path chopped through the woods by men and dug by horse-drawn machines once connected the manufacturing and farming interests of the northern Whitewater River to an Ohio River port at Lawrenceburg.
Fayette County Community Voices 2020 president Alexandra Pflug presents the group’s scholarship to 2020 Connersville High School graduate Jacob McCreary.
She felt a weight on her chest but had no fever. Within two days, Crescent Caldwell was on a ventilator in Indianapolis.
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Jim and Lea Ann Robinson of Connersville will observe their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Aug. 22, 2020.
A long way from home and just before Christmas day in 1944, Roy M. Aldrich found himself a prisoner of war.
VJ-Day 1945 was one of the happiest days of the last century in the USA. Connersville celebrated victory over Japan along with the rest of the country.
Baskets, pottery, paintings and hair bows are a few of the many things that Nancy Sergent Couch enjoys making.
DUBLIN — Yard sale and antique junkies across the midwest will travel along U.S. 40 for the Historic National Road Yard Sale, which starts Wednesday.
Relaxing and celebrating brought a group of people to Connersville over the weekend.
An adventurous axolotl (a type of salamander), sparked Steven Malichi Jr., a Connersville native, to write a childrens book to show children have to be brave.
A recent Connersville High School graduate is pursuing her life dream thanks, in large part, to the generosity of a couple who left a generous bequest to provide an all-costs paid scholarship.
With a new board set up, Fayette County Community Voices hopes to bring new and fresh ideas to help the community.
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Museum: Fayette County Historical Museum, 200 W. 5th St., open 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; other times by appointment, by contacting Sam Harvey, president, at 765-265-1807. Free admission.
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