Publishing Break: October 5 through October 9
We will not be publishing the week of October 5 through October 9 because Noelle is attending an online journalism conference late in the week.
We will not be publishing the week of October 5 through October 9 because Noelle is attending an online journalism conference late in the week.
Articles you might've missed, information about upcoming community events and a schedule with agendas and livestream links for city and county meetings.
Have you ever wanted a year-round farmers' market? Farm stops are exactly that - read all about Greensburg's own Creekside Farm Stop!
Meet Decatur County Council, District 4 candidate Kevin Gay (D). Gay is running against Republican candidate Larry Heger. District 4 covers Adams, Clay, Fugit and Saltcreek townships
The library is hosting a Banned Book Read-In-Walk-Out event October 5.
Commissioners approved a data center moratorium applying to centers on county land effective until December 31, 2026. The moratorium could be extended pending completion of the City of Greensburg and Decatur County comprehensive plan.
Bill Meyerrose (R) is running unopposed for Decatur County Sherriff. Meyerrose took office in 2022. The Independent met with Meyerrose recently to interview him for our meet the candidates series.
Changes to our publication schedule. We will publish articles individually throughout the week rather than gathering all articles into a single issue published on Fridays.
Meet the Candidates continues with Decatur County Prosecutor Nate Harter. Need to know how to vote by mail in Indiana? We've got you covered.
September City Council: home rehabilitation program closed out, update on Pizza Craft restaurant. Meet the Candidates continues w/Larry Heger (R) profile. Community event scheduling update on the Paws in the Patch Adoption event at the Animal Shelter.
Decatur County general election coverage kicks off with a profile highlighting county council candidate Andrew Brunni and the first entry in our series walking readers through registering to vote.
Indiana is currently under a heat advisory. Here's what you need to know to stay safe.