Kylan Higgs

1 week ago | localnewsdigital.com | Kylan Higgs

VERNON, Ind. – The Town of Vernon was awarded $1,086,100 in 2021 from the second round of the Next Level Trails (NLT), an infrastructure grant program that accelerates the completion of major highway projects, expands access to rural broadband services, and pursues the expansion of rail projects in northwest Indiana. At that time, officials said the grant money would be used to build 1.25 miles of new trail consisting of two contiguous but distinct segments in the Town of Vernon.

3 weeks ago | localnewsdigital.com | Kylan Higgs

NORTH VERNON, Ind. — Several City of North Vernon residents gathered at the City Council meeting on Monday, March 31 to plead their case to the board regarding a new neighbor who has installed a kennel of allegedly several large dogs in their backyard on South Street. The complaints varied from noise complaints, health hazards, property devaluation, concerns for the quality of life of the dogs, and risk to children should any of the dogs escape.

3 weeks ago | localnewsdigital.com | Kylan Higgs

NORTH VERNON, Ind. — Several City of North Vernon residents gathered at the City Council meeting on Monday, March 31 to plead their case to the board regarding a new neighbor who has installed a kennel in their backyard on South Street. The complaints varied from noise complaints, health hazards, property devaluation, concerns for the quality of life of the dogs, and risk to children should any of the dogs escape.

1 month ago | localnewsdigital.com | Kylan Higgs

NORTH VERNON, Ind. – The April art show at Perceptions is Mapping Jennings County – An Exhibit Exploring the Art of Historic Maps of Indiana. The adventure begins with a reception on April 4, from 5 to 7 p.m.It is your chance to dive deep into the stories of Jennings County and Indiana, as told through the lens of historical maps. You’ll uncover how cartographers of old captured the county’s essence and explore how those maps can spark incredible creativity in today’s artists.

1 month ago | localnewsdigital.com | Kylan Higgs

COLUMBUS, Ind. — A tornado was spotted in Bartholomew County yesterday evening. According to the National Weather Service (NWS), just before 9 p.m., a confirmed tornado was located seven miles east of Columbus. According to reports, Bartholomew County Emergency Management and NWS said that Newbern, Hartsville, Elizabethtown, Grammer, Hope, Azalia, Walesboro, Ceraland, Jonesville, the Bartholomew County 4-H Fairgrounds, and Petersville areas have all been impacted.