Borden News Archives

Joel R. Borden, age 73, of New Paris, Ohio, died Tuesday, July 28, 2009, at his residence.

Ivy Tech is at it again. The Sellersburg campus brought home yet more national awards recently when students from the school's chapter of the Business Professionals of America received recognition at the National Leadership Conference in Dallas last month.

Callahan, a hydrologist with the National Weather Service Sam Hagest, of Valley View Farms in Borden, said he hoped to plant 300 to 400 more acres of corn and soybeans in addition to the 900 he managed to plant at the 1,300-acre farm, but the wet weather made that too risky.

A New Albany man was arrested after a high-speed chase that ended with a wreck near Borden on Tuesday night.

CHEERS ... to Concerts in the Park and RiverStage. Fun. Free. Convenient. Thanks to Bev Knight, with the city of Jeffersonville and Jay Ellis with Jeffersonville Main Street - along with their hard-working volunteers - for making these weekend events enjoyable and accessible to everybody.

The cause of a fire in Borden which led to the death of 71-year-old Ruth Ann Riley is undetermined, a report from the Clark County Sheriff's Department says.

A 71-year-old Indiana woman has died following a fire at her home.A Borden Fire Chief Paul Brewer tells the Louisville Courier-Journal that Ruth Riley was found on a couch early Friday in an enclosed porch at the front of the single-story brick home.

Officials are on the scene of a fatal house fire in Borden, Ind. Firefighters said the fire broke out in a home in the 400 block of W. Main Street around 6 a.m. Friday.

One person is reported dead from a house fire early Friday morning in Borden. A Clark County dispatcher said they received a call about the fire at 1:59 a.m. The Borden Volunteer Fire Department responded to the residence at 415 W. Main St.

One person was killed early Friday morning in a house fire in Borden, Ind., a Clark County emergency dispatcher said.

Construction on the new Early Childhood Development Center is officially under way, with the storm sewer being installed, concrete footers being poured and more.

"America's Most Wanted" has said it will be filming in Clark County late next week, according to local police.