Greensburg News

Greensburg Daily News Every year, the firefighters at the Greensburg Fire Department invite the community to the fire station for the annual chili supper, and this year will not be different.

GREENSBURG, Ind. - Honda Manufacturing today began mass production of its fuel-efficient line of 4-door Civics in Greensburg.

If Noblesville is going to win a postseason game for the second consecutive year, it will have to do it against one of the nation's best teams.

The third and fourth graders at St. Mary's school eagerly listen to Ms. Edith as she tells them about proper ways to evacuate a home in a fire emergency.

The New Point Community Building was full of the sound of laughter and conversation, Saturday, during the Carnival for a Cure to support Decatur County children with diabetes.

Lori Hunter prepares to usher kids through the bicycle safety course at the Gilliland-Howe Funeral Home's first Safety Fair.

A day after he resigned amidst controversey, Greensburg varisty football head coach Eric Schreiber told the GDN about the events that lead to his resignation.

When the clocks strike midnight on Jan. 1, 2009, most of the world will revel in celebration and prepare to roll over their calendars for the new year.

Honda of America Manufacturing has invested more than $1.5 billion in its Anna Engine Plant since the facility first opened in 1985.

Judge John Westhafer, new courthouse security officer and sheriff's deputy Tony Blodgett, Sheriff Daryl Templeton and Chief Sheriff's Deputy Darin Lucas stand in the courtroom at the Decatur County Courthouse.

Twelve Indiana comprehensive-care nursing homes had zero deficiencies in their annual surveys conducted from April through June 2008, state health officials announced today.

Residents, board members, family and friends gather in the community center at September Place for the complex's 30th birthday celebration.

Bruce Moore and Mike Colson work together to smooth out the RC track near the fairgrounds, while Greensburg RC Club president Dan Rennekamp shifts some of the dirt.

David Kiefer bags up some vegetables for Teresa Burnine at the Farmers' Market on the square.

Mayor Gary Herbert swears in the newest member to the Tax Incremental Financing board, John Schmalenburg, at Wednesday night's meeting.

This weekend, Franklin will experience two days in the limelight as the movie-watching capital of the world.

Local entrepreneurs Debbie and Lou Caperoon met one another in Greensburg years ago, and have since taken the city by storm.

A two-vehicle collision early Saturday evening left one dead and two seriously injured, but it could have been worse without the intervention of quick-thinking civilians.

A Decatur County Church was supposed to celebrate its 150th anniversary Sunday. Instead, members met to pray for a miracle after a massive tree crushed the building last week.

As the presidential race dominates the headlines, bickering over policy and the war in Iraq rages on.