Orange County News

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The Orange County Sheriff's Department is asking for help in finding a missing woman.

I am reminded today about how quickly time flies past us. In a blink of an eye our children grow up and become persons in their own right.

The town of Orleans recently learned its downtown has been placed on National Register of Historic Places.

Greene County is one of eight south-central Indiana counties involved in a regionwide economic development commission unveiled Tuesday afternoon in one of the region's most famous landmarks, the French Lick Springs Hotel.

West Baden Springs Hotel in Orange County, Ind., has been selected as the No. 15 hotel destination in the United States in the 2009 Cond Nast Traveler's Readers' Choice Awards.

The Association of Indiana Counties announced that Boone County Highway Supervisor Tom Kouns is the 2009 Outstanding County Highway Supervisor.

Indiana State Police are asking for the public's help in locating an Orange County, Ind., man missing since Monday.

The Association of Indiana Counties has announced that Rush County Auditor Deborah Adams is the 2009 Outstanding County Auditor.

Heavy overnight rains sent streams out of their banks in several areas of the county Friday morning, closing roadways, flooding low-lying cropland and canceling classes for students at Perry Central Community School.

An Orleans man was airlifted to a hospital in Louisville after his motorcycle collided with a car on State Road 337.

The Orange County Homegrown Farmer's Market in Orleans claimed #10 in the search for the top 100 farmer's markets nationwide.

State Rep. Sandy Blanton announced Wednesday that she will be adhering to a busy legislative schedule during the summer and fall months, serving on five study committees that will explore various policy issues before the General Assembly reconvenes in 2010.

Rep. Jerry Denbo, D-French Lick, left, talks with Jim Mathers, president of Orange County Commissioners, during a hearing for a gambling bill at the Statehouse in 2003.

U.S. marshals have arrested a second suspect in a southern Indiana dog fighting operation in which more than 100 pit bulls were seized.

Authorities seized more than 100 pit bulls during raids at three southern Indiana sites where investigators believe dogs were bred and trained for illegal fighting.

Dozens of dogs were seized and many others found dead in southern Indiana after an alleged dog fighting ring was bust Tuesday.

Federal and state law enforcement agents raided two Orange County farms Tuesday in an investigation of suspected breeding and training sites for dog-fighting operations.

Three people were injured in a two vehicle car crash occurring Wednesday evening in Paoli.

Three people were injured in a two vehicle car crash occurring Wednesday evening in Paoli.