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Robert Howerton promoted to Warden at Blackburn
Robert Howerton promoted to Warden at Blackburn Was warden at Edinburgh, IN, Correctional Facility By Lisa Lamb, Commonwealth News Center Special ColumbiaMagazine.com story Kentucky Department of Corrections ...
Edinburgh residents still cleaning up from June floods
It's been nearly a month since our severe flooding began. And homes along South Walnut Street in Edinburgh are still wet.
This trama is set to try your temper
TRAMCARNAGE. Cop the every-which-way chaos around teatime in the city centre tonight, just a hint of what's ahead these next couple of months, exacerbated by great hordes of festive visitors.
Post Flooded Areas Now Open For Tourism
The recent flooding in Central and Southern Indiana is not affecting tourism in the region according to Curt Brantingham with the Office of Tourism Development.
At least one person died, hospitals were evacuated, a dam failed, people fled their homes in boats.
Bridge's destruction tears at heart of small town
In the midst of the devastating floods and tornadoes that ravaged much of southern Indiana in recent days, it might seem trivial to reflect on the loss of an antique covered bridge in a little hamlet in rural ...
Jon Irving Hendrix, 64, Edinburgh, Ind., passed away June 13, 2008, at 2:27 p.m., at Johnson County Memorial Hospital, Franklin, Ind.
Indiana National Guard continues to support
Indiana National Guard Soldiers and Airmen of the Indiana National Guard are still in action in the southwestern region of the state, but activity has peaked as the teams go into stand-by mode and await new ...
Weather blog: Heat wave is official
While the New York metro area dealt with heat over the weekend, the Midwest had to contend with weather of a more dramatic kind.
Flooding takes toll on commerce
A battered heap of lamps, tables and chairs covered the front lawn of Aaron's furniture and appliance store in Columbus, where 4 feet of muddy water had swamped the store.
Flash floods inundate Wis. town for 2nd time
David Shepard removes a stuffed king salmon from his flooded home on Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Edinburgh, Ind.
Midwest copes with floods, East warned of heat
David Shepard removes a stuffed king salmon from his flooded home on Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Edinburgh, Ind.
Severe weather kills 8; water rises in Indiana
David Shepard removes a stuffed king salmon from his flooded home on Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Edinburgh, Ind.
I-65 and Ind. 37 reopen after flooding
INDIANAPOLIS - I-65 is open from Indianapolis to Louisville, Indiana State Police spokesman Sgt.
Flash flooding inundates Indiana
Indiana authorities Sunday were dealing with the aftermath of flash flooding that killed at least one person and triggered a hospital evacuation.
LUCY SKAER *** FRUITMARKET GALLERY, EDINBURGH IN THE short explanatory film which accompanies her exhibition, Lucy Skaer says that the show is "about what an image is, and how it's different from reality". It's ...
Tornado rips through Indiana town, others possible
Tornadoes ripped through this central Indiana community and skipped over National Guard barracks full of sleeping soldiers as thunderstorms battered the Ohio Valley, authorities said Wednesday.
Storms hit south-central Indiana, spawning tornadoes
Thunderstorms cut through south-central Indiana on Tuesday, spawning at least three tornadoes and causing widespread damage.
Many Americans must consider the war only when news headlines cross their coffee tables or TV screens.