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Volunteers will be looking all over Fayette County on Wednesday, trying to get an idea of how many people are experiencing homelessness here. They will also be trying to connect ...

Dec. 10, 2024, was the date for our annual FCRWC Christmas Dinner and Lisa Witt and Julie Cox tried to honor the wishes of our deceased and beloved President Leota ...

Melissa Ann Taylor, 46, of Connersville, Indiana, passed away on January 22, 2025, surrounded by family and beloved pets at her dream home, which she called her Little Doll House, ...

Fayette County Animal Shelter Director Dave Ryckman presented a request for $30,000 in funding for spay and neuter programs at a recent meeting with County Commissioners.

The Fayette County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) hopes to acquire a new drone with thermal imaging technology. EMA Director Wade Walling presented a proposal to the County Commissioners at a ...

Fayette County finds itself in a predicament concerning a critical communications tower that is vital for emergency services. At a recent meeting, EMA Director Wade Walling brought the issue to the ...

As 2025 begins, so does Indiana’s legislative session. Through the end of April, state representatives and senators will meet ...

By most measures, Donald Trump is inheriting a booming economy. Under President Joe Biden’s administration, we’ve enjoyed historically low unemployment and added nearly 1 million manufacturing jobs. R ...

The three popular pillars of Donald Trump’s electoral success have been grievances about immigrants, unfair trade practices by other countries, and American “forever wars” overseas.

In an updated projection, the Congressional Budget Office moved up its estimate for when deaths will outpace births, putting that event horizon only eight years away, in 2033. That would ...

Over the last two decades, judicial decisions have made it harder for inventors to keep patent-infringing goods off the market. Intellectual property theft costs the U.S. economy as much as ...