Greensburg News

NARFE Chapter 0813 met Oct. 20 at the Dutch Mill Buffet with 25 members and five guests present.

Decatur County - Tuesday just before 9:30 p.m. an Indiana State trooper and two Greensburg Police officers were on Interstate 74 observing for a vehicle possibly involved in two armed robberies that occurred earlier in the evening in Dearborn County and a third in Batesville.

An employee at the Shell gas station near Cross County Plaza reported an armed robbery during a 911 call at about 9:15 p.m. Tuesday, Nov.

State police say officers shot and seriously wounded a man in an exchange of gunfire along a southeastern Indiana highway.

Police one person and took another into custody after a series of liquor store robberies in southeast Indiana Tuesday.

Dr. Rodney King and Linda Oldham are sworn into the newly established positions on the city's Board of Public Works and Safety by Mayor Gary Herbert on Monday night.

Following in the success of the previous Cover Crop Field Days in the county, the Decatur County Soil and Water Conservation District is bringing the event back for another round, this time with a seasonal twist.

A combative subject and a short pursuit for the Greensburg Police Department ended in an arrest late Wednesday night.

When an alleged drunk driver slammed into a utility pole near the Greensburg Police Department in the early morning hours on Saturday, power was knocked out to the surrounding area.

Indiana's District 12 FCCLA held its Fall meeting recently at the Osgood Fair Grounds.

The alleged theft of fuel and cash from the Lake Santee Property Owner's Association landed a Greensburg man, the newly appointed lake manager, behind bars over the weekend.

Greensburg Community High School is having their fourth annual Halloween Concert at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct.

This utility pole near the Greensburg Police Department was snapped after being hit by a vehicle early Saturday morning.

Elizabeth Bailey / Published October 25, 2009 01:47 pm - South Decatur Elementary School inducted 19 members into its chapter of the National Elementary Honor Society on Friday as parents and peers witnessed the event.

This photo, taken in early September, shows County Road 600 East between Clarksburg and Lake Santee.

Sunday, October 25, 2009 Ind. Courts - "Arson science on trial in Indiana courtroom: Evidence challenged in 1995 conviction" A long and fascinating story today in the Chicago Tribune , reported by Jared S. Hopkins.

A new tradition began, Thursday, as residents of Hickory Creek at Greensburg sampled chili created by three local businesses.

Kristine Bunch exits the Superior Court to avoid media attention during a recess for a hearing to get a new trial for her murder conviction in 1996.

An alleged deviant sexual act with a child that occurred in November of 2008 ended with an arrest this weekend in Greensburg.

More than 13 years after being convicted and sent to prison for killing her son in an arson fire, Kristine Bunch is hoping a judge will throw out her murder conviction and grant her a new trial.