The Fayette County Cancer Society held a monthly meeting on May 24 in the conference room of the First Baptist Church.
Thirty-one members of Zeta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority, Inc. met May 17, 2021 at Grand Avenue Methodist Church and enjoyed an evening together having their annual Anniversary Party with the theme being quilts. Several sisters bought their quilts and shared their memories. The Zeta …
Fayette County Cancer Society
First and foremost, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Betsy Slavens and I am the director at the Fayette County Public Library.
Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority Inc-Zeta Chapter
First and foremost, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Betsy Slavens and I am the director at the Fayette County Public Library.
Students from Jennifer Barrett's fifth-grade class jotted down some thoughts through poetry recently.
RICHMOND — Indiana University East is celebrating the accomplishments of its students with a virtual Honors Convocation on April 22. The Honors Convocation is an annual event to announce the recipients of Chancellor’s Scholar Awards, Outstanding Student Awards, and Honors Program graduates.
The following St. Gabriel students made the honor roll for the third grading period for the 2020-2021 school year:
Does anyone like to prank others on April Fool’s Day? Well this week I wanted to share a recipe to prank your family. Try making this recipe for meatloaf cupcakes. What’s for dinner? Cupcakes! April Fool’s!
March is National Nutrition Month. As you might guess, many people in the United States don’t eat a healthy diet. Healthy diets contain fruits, vegetables and whole grains to reduce risk for chronic diseases and improve health.
Spring is coming!
FCSC meetings scheduled
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary today, February 27. Mr. Martin married the former Geraldine Miller on Friday, February 27, 1971 at Calvary Baptist Church with Dr. A.V. Henderson officiating. The couple have four children, Mrs. Gina Asbury, Robert P. a…
Beginning the third week of February 2021 the building at 211 East 4th street will begin to come down. Friendly Contracting and its owner Chad Friend are in charge of the task. For nearly 200 years this site has been the home to one church or another.
Butler University Dean’s list for fall 2020
Zeta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Sigma Sorority, Inc. had a Zoom Meeting on February 15, 2021. 17 members sang the Loyalty song to open the meeting. Tina O’Neal, President and Officers led the opening ceremony.
February is American Heart Month, I think this is a good time to talk about heart health.
I grew up in a family with strong ties to Appalachian culture.
Q: Dear Pastor, I do not agree that women should be pastors. How can you go against biblical teaching and assume that title?
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. As we plan our extravagant meals of rich desserts, chocolates and other treats often associated with this celebration, we can also be mindful of nutrition.
Q: Dear Pastor, my mother was cremated and I want to keep her ashes. Is this okay?
Q: Dear Pastor, I think I’m being regularly attacked by demons in my dreams. What do I do?
Have you noticed how you often may be talking to someone about a certain topic and shortly thereafter, you will receive advertisements and promotions for that topic as pop-ups on your social media account? In some moments I have found this to be helpful; yet as I consider it deeper, it reall…
CEDARVILLE, OH — Cedarville University recently released the fall 2020 Dean’s List. This recognition requires the student to obtain a 3.75 GPA or higher for the semester and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours.
According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, milk is a common food allergy in children and can trigger asthma attacks.
According to the American Heart Association, all fats contain the same amount of calories. However, it is recommended to replace saturated fats with mono-unsaturated fats. Consuming high levels of saturated fat can lead to heart disease.
ANGOLA — Aidan Smith of Connersville, a Trine University student, earned Dean’s List recognition for the Fall 2020 term.
Heather and Jason Glover
Heather and Jason Glover
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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