Month: May 2026

Tim Clark, who has spent more than three decades as an owner’s representative, appeared on WILO’s Party Line to address public misconceptions about the new county annex building and the broader scope of ADA work […]

Camp Cullum has hired its first naturalist intern in decades, bringing on a Purdue University student whose path from drought-stricken Southern California to the waterways of west-central Indiana shaped a career commitment to conservation and […]

FRANKFORT — Members of the Frankfort Rotary Club heard Thursday how a question asked at a job interview 25 years ago launched one of Frankfort High School’s most accomplished academic programs — one that has […]

State Rep. Mark Genda used his Friday morning appearance on WILO’s Party Line to encourage residents to attend an upcoming public meeting focused on a proposal to eliminate property taxes in Indiana. Genda said the […]

Fifth-grade students from across Clinton County traded their classrooms for hands-on learning at Camp Cullom on May 12 and 13 as they participated in the annual “Cops and Kids” field trip, an event designed to […]

LEBANON, Ind. – Witham Health Services is proud to recognize Ashley Crum, a Certified Surgical Technologist in the Endocrinology department, as a recent recipient of the organization’s Sunflower Award. Given twice annually, the Sunflower Award […]

The Thorntown Heritage Museum will host a Memorial Day Service Monday, May 25 at the museum. Traditionally, American Legion Post 218 hosts the service at the Veterans Memorial Stone in Tom Johnson Memorial Park in […]

Indiana529 is launching a new contest to celebrate 5.29 Day in Indiana as a way to give 20 families a boost to their education and career training savings. Our kids have big futures ahead of […]

The Crossing will host an informational event tonight at the Neighborhood Center in Frankfort for families interested in learning more about the school’s work with high school students who may need a different educational setting. […]

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) has welcomed the cities of Greencastle, Lafayette, Lawrence and Westfield to the Clean Community Program, recognizing their commitment to building stronger and more sustainable environments for Hoosiers. “I’m […]

For generations of students at Rossville High School, the senior trip has been more than just a vacation. It has become a rite of passage, a final shared adventure before graduation sends classmates in different […]

Excitement surrounding the 2026 racing season continues to build as the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has officially sold out all grandstand seating for the Indianapolis 500 for the second consecutive year. With the sellout, Penske Entertainment […]

Clinton County Emergency Medical Services is now carrying whole blood on its ambulances, allowing paramedics to give blood transfusions at the scene of an emergency. The program is made possible through a partnership with Eskenazi […]

Governor Mike Braun today ceremonially signed Senate Enrolled Act 78, a new ‘bell-to-bell’ cell phone restriction strengthening Indiana’s school cell phone policies to help students focus, support teachers, and improve the classroom environment. SEA 78 […]

History enthusiasts and community members are invited to attend the Indiana Veterans Home Cemetery Tour on Saturday, May 30, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in West Lafayette. Hosted by TCHA staff and volunteers, […]

(INDIANAPOLIS) –  Indiana today announced a first-of-its-kind initiative to scale high-quality cybersecurity education across K-12 schools, establishing one of the country’s most comprehensive and aligned cybersecurity pathways. With this launch, Indiana becomes the first state to […]