Solsberry News

A woman called 911 early this morning asking for help, because she was drunk, didn't know where she was and had driven into high water.

“The car ran great, stuck great. It was working off the corners.”

Upon reaching the finish line for the final time Saturday night, Tony Reed shut of his car's engine, then stood in the cockpit. via The Times

Tim Kirsh hopes his restoration project will end with a bang. For the past five years, the Solsberry man has been restoring a 7-foot long cannon. via WBIW-AM Bedford

“It's a lot of work, but it's a labor of love, and I get a lot of enjoyment out of it”

SOLSBERRY, Ind. -- A Greene County man has nearly completed a five-year "labor of love" restoring a cannon from the Spanish-American War era. via IndyStar.com

“It's time for the small counties in Indiana to have an active voice at the Statehouse.”

INDIANAPOLIS - A nurse, a highway engineer, an economic development director and a perennial candidate will vie for the Republican nomination in Indiana's House District 62. via The Courier-Journal

Three men remained in jail Friday in Bloomfield on allegations in two attempted burglaries in Greene County. via Tribune-Star

“We needed to get a larger entity to help”

Shakamak State Park may be getting some exciting new tenants in the next couple of months. via Tribune-Star

A Solsberry man was listed in fair condition after being injured in a Greene County accident that blocked traffic for nearly three hours Wednesday. via Tribune-Star

Larry Allen Ditton, 57, Bloomington, died Nov. 12, 2007, at Kendricks Hospital in Greenwood. via The Times

Air National Guard Airman 1st Class Andrew R. Saeger has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. via Tribune-Star

“I really appreciate that guy,'”

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - A convenience store manager is thanking the driver who returned a bank bag containing $3,670 in store deposits after spotting it on the side of a road. via Palladium-Item