Catherine Rozhon, 5, wears a firefighters hat as she holds one of the special cookies enjoyed by many at the recent grand opening of the new Campbell Township Firehouse. Catherine is the granddaughter of Fire Chief Don Biehle. Biehle's cousin, Marie Baurle, baked the homemade cookies for the event.-Staff Photo by Bryce Mayer
After months of exploring options and obtaining data, a plan has taken shape to address the issue preventing North Vernon from using its new reservoir as a source of water for its utility customers.
The proposed elimination of township boards in Indiana has been pushed to a summer study committee, postponing one effort by a state representative to reform the centuries-old system of government.
Two nationally recognized speakers who are active proponents for telling the story of agriculture will keynote the 2019 Midwest Women in Agriculture Conference, Feb. 20-21 at the Swan Lake Resort in Plymouth, Indiana.
It was a celebration worthy of 25 years of "positive outcomes" and "changed lives," summed up Jennings County Community Foundation board member Steve Elsner as friends of the Foundation gathered Jan. 22 to mark the quarter century mark of the organization.
The Indiana State Department of Agriculture is conducting three trainings for livestock producers interested in the Certified Livestock Producer Program.
Registrations are now being taken for the Indiana Master Naturalist class that will be held at the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge on Wednesday evenings in March and April.
The North Vernon Rotary Club will be hosting a special lunch session with Morton Marcus on Tuesday, Feb. 19, starting at 11 a.m. at the Jennings County Public Library. The event is free and the public is invited to attend.