State Rep. Chris May (R-Bedford) recently received appointments to serve as co-chair of the Local Government Public Notice Task Force

Indiana motorists are experiencing some sticker shock when they go to fill up their vehicles. According to AAA, the average price for a

The students on the board serve for the school year and represent the students in FIRST to the FIRST Indiana Robotics Board of Directors.

The County Commissioners Outstanding Advocate Award honors leaders, like May, who have showcased their steadfast commitment to advancing the

Superior STEAM is a year long youth development program through the Lawrence County Purdue 4-H Extension Office.

The Indiana Chamber of Commerce on Monday released what it described as a “playbook” for continued prosperity over the decade and then some

armers are expressing a little more confidence about the future, according to a report released recently by Purdue University,

A new show at The Wiley Art Gallery will feature well-known local artists David Fields and Tricia Hillenburg.

Now that summer is over, Lawrence County kids are headed back to school. Parents should take special note of what could be in your kid's

The number of Indiana hospitals that received the top ranking from the federal government went up this year.

By Steve Bittenbender Indiana drivers will see a little relief at the pump starting next week. The Indiana Department of Revenue has...

Riding the Myst’ry—touted as America’s longest navigable underground river—was a challenge Grubb simply couldn’t pass up.

Martin’s Market, 1307 W Main Street in Mitchell, is hosting its third Buggy Night Event on Wednesday, August 2nd from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

We are giving away school supplies, offering haircuts (with multiple hair stylists!), shoe store gift card giveaways, face painting, food,

Beginning this school year, after a law passed in the 2023 legislative session, all Indiana schools will be required to follow the district’

Col. Franyate D. Taylor became the 21st commander of Crane Army Ammunition Activity during a change command ceremony on July 20.

Indiana’s top economic development official announced Monday that he would step down next month, with speculation mounting that he may try

Music, games, vendors, food, and fireworks! July 1st, fun starts at 6:30pm

Superior STEAM is hosting STEAM Nights that are open to anyone 6-18 years old.

Results from this year’s educational assessment tests for Indiana elementary and middle school students show mixed results