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Owl meetingHARRISON – The Shaker Farms Garden Club is hosting the raptor group All About Owls at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. ...
10/13/2025

Owl meeting
HARRISON – The Shaker Farms Garden Club is hosting the raptor group All About Owls at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, at the Harrison Township Center, 9940 New Haven Road.
RSVP is necessary due to limited space. A flyer with scanning information is available at the Harrison Branch of the Library. Beverages provided.

10/13/2025

Walking with ghosts

AURORA - Join experienced tour guide Jim Waldon at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 23, and Friday, Oct. 24, for a ghost walk of Aurora.

He will tell eerie tales while strolling through historic downtown on Third, Fourth and Fifth streets. There will also be a tour of Hillforest Victorian House Museum with witches’ brew and treats available for visitors.

Waldon is a former 14-year board member, past president and design committee member of Main Street Aurora.

This is the 11th year of the Aurora Ghost Walk sponsored by partners Main Street Aurora and Hillforest.

Reservations are recommended as the walk fills up fast. The cost is $10 per person. Call 812-926-1100 for reservations. The tour starting location will be assigned once reservations are made.

First Financial launches food drive through OctoberHARRISON – First Financial Bank will host a food drive in the Harriso...
10/12/2025

First Financial launches food drive through October

HARRISON – First Financial Bank will host a food drive in the Harrison area through Oct. 31 to support neighbors in need.

The bank will accept canned food and nonperishable boxed food in large, marked bins at its financial centers in the area, including at 10425 Harrison Ave. in Harrison, 24004 State Line Road in Bright and 104 E. Link’s Way in Aurora.

https://www.registerpublications.com/first-financial-launches-food-drive-through-october/

Bridge to remain closedWEST HARRISON – The truss bridge over the Whitewater River in West Harrison will remain closed un...
10/12/2025

Bridge to remain closed

WEST HARRISON – The truss bridge over the Whitewater River in West Harrison will remain closed until the work is completed.

The Indiana Department of Transportation initially said the bridge would reopen this fall and then close again in the spring. Now, the bridge will remain closed until all rehabilitation work is complete, which is anticipated to be in the fall of 202. The official detour remains – U.S. RO to Interstate 74 to State Route 1.

State Road 46 truss bridge rehabilitation includes a full bridge deck replacement, sandblasting and painting of the bridge, steel beam repair and replacement where needed, and minor maintenance, aggregate, and erosion control work.

This work is part of a $10.6 million contract awarded to Beaty Construction in October 2024.

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Counties part of disaster declamationIndianapolis – Dearborn and Ohio counties were named as contiguous counties natural...
10/12/2025

Counties part of disaster declamation
Indianapolis – Dearborn and Ohio counties were named as contiguous counties natural disaster areas due to excessive rain.
The United States Department of Agriculture designated eight counties as natural disaster areas. The primary county was Ripley County. The othercontiguous counties are Decatur, Franklin, Jefferson, Jennings and Switzerland counties.
This designation allows the USDA’s Farm Service Agency to emergency credit to producers recovering from natural disasters through emergency loans.
On farmers.gov, the Disaster Assistance Discovery Tool, Disaster Assistance-at-a-Glance fact sheet, and Loan Assistance Tool can help you determine program or loan options. To file a Notice of Loss or to ask questions about available programs, contact your local USDA Service Center at 10729 Randall Avenue, Aurora, or call 812-926-2406.

Bley promotes help for visually impairedHARRISON – Aaron Bley is on a mission.Actually, he is the chief mission officer ...
10/11/2025

Bley promotes help for visually impaired

HARRISON – Aaron Bley is on a mission.

Actually, he is the chief mission officer for the Cincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired. His charge is to “kind of run everything related to the mission of the agency, the reputation in the community, the presence we have on different committees and boards, the presence we have with different organizations and relationships with others like optometrist and ophthalmologist offices.”

His work has earned him one of 30 finalists for the Cincinnati C-Suite Awards, presented by Bank of America, which honors top-level executives for their outstanding leadership and performance at Greater Cincinnati businesses and non-profits. The award will be given on Oct. 9.

https://www.registerpublications.com/bley-promotes-help-for-visually-impaired/

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10/11/2025

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Spartans lead early but Tigers overwhelmCONNERSVILLE - No. 3-ranked Lawrenceburg football didn't quite look the part in ...
10/11/2025

Spartans lead early but Tigers overwhelm

CONNERSVILLE - No. 3-ranked Lawrenceburg football didn't quite look the part in the first half of its 55-14 EIAC Big School Division win over Connersville Friday, Oct. 10.

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$1 million bond set for man charged with dealing methamphetamineLAWRENCEBURG – A man suspected of selling methamphetamin...
10/10/2025

$1 million bond set for man charged with dealing methamphetamine
LAWRENCEBURG – A man suspected of selling methamphetamine is under a $1 million cash bond.
Troy Thomas, 38, of Cincinnati, was placed under the bond at a hearing Oct. 10, before Judge Jonathan Cleary. He is charged with three counts of dealing in methamphetamine with a habitual offender sentencing enhancement, according to Dearborn County Prosecutor Lynn Deddens.
Thomas was arrested Oct. 8 in Greendale by members of the Dearborn County Sheriff Department when detectives and members of the command staff saw Thomas park where he often allegedly sold suspected narcotics. During the arrest, about 117.9 grams of suspected methamphetamine were found.
According to Deddens, the investigation started earlier this year when the Special Crimes Unit began looking into Thomas for distributing large amounts of methamphetamine in the county. Detectives developed a confidential source who had been able to purchase large quantities from Thomas in the past.
The first purchase of methamphetamine was made on Sept. 24 in the amount of 54.6 grams, Deddens said. On Oct. 1, Thomas came back to Dearborn County and allegedly sold 57.3 grams, and then on Oct. 8, Thomas allegedly had approximately 117.9 grams of methamphetamine concealed in his groin area.
Thomas is jailed in the Dearborn County Law Enforcement Center. If convicted of the charges, he faces from 10 to 30 years in prison on the dealing in methamphetamine and an additional 6 to 20 years on the habitual offender enhancement.
"Mr. Thomas' criminal history includes priors for trafficking in drugs, robbery and possession of controlled substances, which is why the habitual offender sentencing enhancement was filed,” Deddens said. “It is alleged that he brought a massive amount of methamphetamine to Dearborn County on multiple occasions from Cincinnati. My office is committed to aggressive prosecution of these kinds of cases in an effort to get drugs out of our community. I want to thank the Dearborn County Sheriff's Department for the good police work that went into making this arrest."

Looking for cybersecurityHARRISON TOWNSHIP – Township trustees decided not to use HCC for cybersecurity.HCC provides the...
10/10/2025

Looking for cybersecurity

HARRISON TOWNSHIP – Township trustees decided not to use HCC for cybersecurity.

HCC provides the township with its email and office phone service. It proposed a $6,000 contract for cybersecurity.

The state requires each local government entity to implement a basic cybersecurity program. It should include annual cybersecurity training for employees, a cyber incident response plan, practices to assess and remediate cyber risks, and a reporting program. The plan must be in place by July 1.

The township will now review a program from the Ohio Township Association to meet these requirements.

Dearborn hospital rated one of top hospitals for cleanlinessSt. Elizabeth Dearborn Hospital has been rated one of the to...
10/10/2025

Dearborn hospital rated one of top hospitals for cleanliness

St. Elizabeth Dearborn Hospital has been rated one of the top 374 hospitals in the U.S. for cleanliness according to Becker’s Hospital Review.

The Center for Medicaid Services patient survey-Hospital database listed hospital ratings based on the Hospital Consumer Assessment of healthcare providers and systems surveys. This is a national, standardized survey of hospital patients about their experience during a recent inpatient hospital stay. The surveys were completed between April 1, 2023, and March 31, 2024. The data was most recently updated on Jan. 8, 2025.

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