Photo by Jenny Awad: Invisible Fence representative Ben Horsley, shows the new pet masks to Lawrenceburg police officer Nick Myers and fire department Capt. Cliff Copeland.
Pets can breathe easier with new resuscitation devices in L’burg
Thanks to the Invisible Fence Company, Lawrenceburg area pets can now breathe a life-saving breath.
Joe Awad/The Register: National Council for Behavioral Health ambassadors Dr. Linda Henderson-Smith and Aaron Williams addressed about 60 people during a recent training session at Lawrenceburg Fire Department.
Training session aimed to address drug epidemic
Two ambassadors from the National Council for Behavioral Health addressed about 60 people in health fields, law enforcement, and other professions regarding the county’s heroin/meth epidemic during a recent training session at the Lawrenceburg Fire Department.
Submitted photo: Dearborn Community Foundation Board member Randy Tyler, right, delivers a $1,000 grant check to members of the Aurora First United Methodist Church, from left to right, Roger Fehling, Ken Elder, Ann Elder and Bonnie Nocks. DCF grant monies are to help the church restore its flood-damaged basement kitchen, which is often used for charitable activities in the community.
Celebrating 20 Years: Grant helps restore church basement damaged by floods
The following is one in a series of stories about donations being made in honor of the Dearborn Community Foundation’s 20th anniversary.
$50,000 reward offered for info about HVL murder
The Indiana State Police continue to investigate the Memorial Day weekend homicide that occurred on Highridge Court in Dearborn County.   On May 28, Thomas Biedenharn, age 73, was found deceased in his residence in the Hidden Valley subdivision.  
Church raises $1M to build sports center
Built with $1 million raised by the congregation over three years, the Bright Christian Church will celebrate the grand opening of its Sports & Fitness Center on Sunday, July 8.
Photo by Jenny Awad: Invisible Fence representative Ben Horsley, shows the new pet masks to Lawrenceburg police officer Nick Myers and fire department Capt. Cliff Copeland.
Joe Awad/The Register: National Council for Behavioral Health ambassadors Dr. Linda Henderson-Smith and Aaron Williams addressed about 60 people during a recent training session at Lawrenceburg Fire Department.
Submitted photo: Dearborn Community Foundation Board member Randy Tyler, right, delivers a $1,000 grant check to members of the Aurora First United Methodist Church, from left to right, Roger Fehling, Ken Elder, Ann Elder and Bonnie Nocks. DCF grant monies are to help the church restore its flood-damaged basement kitchen, which is often used for charitable activities in the community.

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School board meeting delayed

Due to a number of scheduling conflicts with the school board members, South Dearborn school board’s June meeting has been changed to 6:30 p.m.

Emily Lewis
Gary Allen
Glenn Lochard
Virginia Devers