Denise Freitag Burdette/The Register: Ohio County Middle School eighth-graders employed the SEM during a science mini-lesson with a scanning electron microscope recently on loan from Hitachi at Ivy Tech’s Lawrenceburg Riverfront Campus. The microscope is valued at $1 million.

Super-duper microscope opens students’ eyes to some tiny truths
With larger-than-life capability, a scanning electron microscope recently was on loan from Hitachi to Ivy Tech’s Lawrenceburg Riverfront Campus, and then to the Lakefront Campus. The Greater Cincinnati STEM Collaborative, with support from the...

Joe Awad/The Journal-Press: Sam, front, and Vicente, take advantage of warmer temps Thursday, March 7, to chink the historic Angevine Cabin on High Street in Lawrenceburg. They have been carving out and replacing failing chinking between logs, and removing rotted wood as part of a top-to-bottom rehabilitation of the two-story log home. The men work for Woodward Woodcare Log Home Restoration, Indianapolis. 

Historical cabin gets rehab
In downtown Lawrenceburg, the historic Angevine Cabin is going under the knife, so to speak. Workers have been carving out and replacing failing chinking between logs and removing rotted wood as part of a top-to-bottom rehabilitation of the two-...

Marc Emral/The Journal-Press: School’s production of “High School Musical” are, from left in front, Cammi Caldwell, Clara Dobbins and Noah Blankman; in back from left, Jared Tiemann, director Karine Zengerling, and Noah Arnold.

EC students relate to ‘High School Musical’
It is a stage play – from a TV movie – the cast all grew up watching. Some are excited to be performing it on stage.  “I think it’s really cool to put on a production that relates to our childhood,” said senior Jarod Tiemann, about East Central High...

News Stories

Bridge No. 76 along Jamison Road in Bright will be replaced which means a road closure and detour from March 20 to Aug. 18.

Buckle your seat belts for lengthy road detours

Spring is finally in the air!

A few more birds are chirping. Flowers are starting some scattered blooms. Orange barrels will soon start painting the roadways.

Denise Freitag Burdette/The Register: Ohio County Middle School eighth-graders employed the SEM during a science mini-lesson with a scanning electron microscope recently on loan from Hitachi at Ivy Tech’s Lawrenceburg Riverfront Campus. The microscope is valued at $1 million.

Super-duper microscope opens students’ eyes to some tiny truths

With larger-than-life capability, a scanning electron microscope recently was on loan from Hitachi to Ivy Tech’s Lawrenceburg Riverfront Campus, and then to the Lakefront Campus.

County works to stay ahead of hep A outbreaks

Indiana is one of several states experiencing a hepatitis A outbreak, but the Dearborn County Health Department is out in front of the virus with reminders, advice and clinics.

Sports

EC TRACK & FIELD IN GOOD SPOT FOR RELAYS

INDIANAPOLIS - East Central track and field athletes were well-situated after several strong performances in the Hoosier State Relays Indoor Championships qualifier at the University of Indianapoli

East Central girls basketball seniors Abby Koch (25) and Logan Cox (5) were key factors in the Lady Trojans’ 18-7 EIAC championship season. (Sandy Mahoney)

DEFENSIVE EC GIRLS RULED EIAC

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Aurora St. Mary's Schools fifth-grade girls basketball Lady Bulldogs (13-4) won the South Dearborn League 2019 championship at their grade level recently. They are, first row, from left: Laura Dennis, Rachel Cigolotti and Bailey McGraw. Second row: Eleanor Eaglin, Norah Haverkos, Maddie Ryan and Christine Strzok. (Michelle Ryan)

ST. MARY'S GIRLS BASKETBALL WINS 3 TITLES

AURORA - St. Mary's School completed a highly successful girls basketball season recently, winning tournament and league championships at three difference grade levels.

Community

Purdue University experts encourage ‘citizen scientists’ to report invasive species

National Invasive Species Awareness campaign is designed to enhance awareness about invasive species and encourage reporting of invasive species from what Purdue University entomology professor Cli

The following is the 2018-19 second quarter honor roll for Aurora Elementary School.

ALL A HONOR ROLL

Granatir makes IUPUI dean’s list

South Dearborn High School graduate Maggie M. Granatir, Aurora, made the 2018 fall dean’s list at IUPUI School of Science.

Obituaries

Sue Miller

Sue Miller, 69 of Bowling Green died March 9, 2019, at Tri Star Medical Center.  

Douglas James Maples Sr.

Douglas James Maples Sr., 65, of Lawrenceburg, Ind., passed away Saturday, March 9, 2019.

Toby Berry

Toby L. Berry, Moores Hill, died Tuesday, March 12, 2019. Services are pending at Rullman Hunger Funeral Home Aurora.

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