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5 days ago | 
kdnk.org | Marilyn Gleason |Maeve Conran |Lily Jones
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1 month ago | 
goshennews.com | Lily Jones |Andy Knight
ANDERSON — As buses rolled into the Anderson High School parking lot Tuesday morning, a group of teachers gathered around the flagpole near the building’s main entrance. Huddled against a damp, chilly wind, they listened as Randy Harrison, president of the Anderson Federation of Teachers Local 519, provided updates on legislation being considered in the Indiana General Assembly that would require school board candidates to be nominated in primaries.
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1 month ago | 
reporter.net | Lily Jones |Andy Knight
ANDERSON — As buses rolled into the Anderson High School parking lot Tuesday morning, a group of teachers gathered around the flagpole near the building’s main entrance. Huddled against a damp, chilly wind, they listened as Randy Harrison, president of the Anderson Federation of Teachers Local 519, provided updates on legislation being considered in the Indiana General Assembly that would require school board candidates to be nominated in primaries.
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1 month ago | 
cnhinews.com | Lily Jones |Andy Knight
ANDERSON — As buses rolled into the Anderson High School parking lot Tuesday morning, a group of teachers gathered around the flagpole near the building’s main entrance. Huddled against a damp, chilly wind, they listened as Randy Harrison, president of the Anderson Federation of Teachers Local 519, provided updates on legislation being considered in the Indiana General Assembly that would require school board candidates to be nominated in primaries.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
heraldbulletin.com | Lily Jones
ELWOOD — A craze among Jeep owners and enthusiasts made its way to Madison County over the weekend. An event Saturday at the Elwood Public Library allowed people to decorate rubber ducks. Their creations could then be shared as gifts or kept as souvenirs.
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
hgazette.com | Lily Jones
ELWOOD, Ind. — A craze among Jeep owners and enthusiasts made its way to Indiana over the weekend. An event Saturday at the Elwood Public Library tapped into the rubber duck decorating craze. The creations could then be shared as gifts or kept as souvenirs. kAm%96 :562 7@C E96 6G6?E[ 244@C5:?8 E@ @C82?:K6C s2:<2? |6EK[ 42>6 7C@> E96 EC6?5 @7 “y66A 5F4<:?8” — H9:49 3682? :? r2?252 H96? 2 H@>2? ?2>65 p==:D@? !2C=:2>6?E 3@F89E 2 CF336C 5F4< 2E 2 4@?G6?:6?46 DE@C6[ HC@E6 2 <:?5 >6DD286 @? :E[ 2?5 A=2465 :E @?
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
heraldbulletin.com | Lily Jones
PENDLETON — The South Madison Community Schools Corp. board began the new year by choosing a new leader. John Lord was named the board’s new president during its meeting on Thursday. “It is an honor to be given this position,” Lord said. “I am thrilled.” Lord previously served as a teacher at East Elementary School and an assistant principal at Pendleton Heights Middle School before retiring from Maple Ridge Elementary School as the principal after 17 years.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
heraldbulletin.com | Lily Jones
Previous Next Up Elaine Brinson, right, a preschool music therapy teacher at Holy Cross School, helps Damian Rodriguez, left, and Emir Lopez with a project Thursday. Brinson received a $1,000 grant from the annual Mayor’s Ball fundraiser to help with professional development and other needs with the school’s music therapy program.
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Jan 10, 2025 | 
soprissun.com | Lily Jones
KDNK Community Access Radio y Sopris Sun Traducción por Dolores Duarte para Sol del Valle El alcalde de Carbondale, Ben Bohmfalk, afirma que los meses más difíciles de su término se produjeron por estas fechas el año pasado, cuando se descubrió que algunas docenas de personas vivían bajo el Veterans Bridge, en Highway 133 con 82. Estas personas eran inmigrantes, muchos de ellos refugiados, y, sin conexiones en el área, su situación rápidamente se agravó.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
heraldbulletin.com | Lily Jones
ANDERSON — The sound of children laughing and sleds gliding across freshly fallen snow could be heard Monday afternoon at Shadyside Memorial Park. With area schools shuttered for an extra day of holiday break due to the area’s first winter storm of the season, dozens of families headed to Shadyside and other popular sledding spots for some wintertime fun. For Kendra Kidwell, her young son was experiencing sledding for the first time. “It is his first year sledding,” Kidwell said.
