It may only be the first week of fall but the City of Greencastle is gearing up for the annual winter snow and ice battle. The Board of Works unanimously approved a new snowplow-equipped dump truck ...

Recent threats to local school safety, unfounded though they may have been, are ratcheting up calls for increased security measures in Greencastle Schools. On Monday, a parent addressed the ...

Thomas Gerald Martin, 85, of Greenfield, passed away on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024 in his home surrounded by family and friends. He was born in Nashville, Tenn., to the late Thomas Garrett Martin and ...

Indiana 4th District Congressman Jim Baird's (R-Greencastle) Mathematical and Statistical Modeling Education Act has passed the U.S. House of Representatives. Congressman Baird is the Republican lead ...

For the 81st consecutive year, millions of youths, parents, volunteers and alumni across the country will celebrate National 4-H Week Oct. 7-12. This year's theme, Beyond Ready, is a theme that ...

At their second meeting of 2024, the 100-Plus Men Who Care of Putnam County donated a check of $10,700 to Greencastle Scouting. Greencastle Scouting oversees Troop 999, Cub Scout Troop 99 and Boy ...

For as exciting as it has been to see murals popping up across Putnam County in recent years, the backstory of one particular piece in the 2024 Putnam County Mural Festival made it particularly ...

The board of directors of Tri-County Bank and Trust has appointed John P. Young as the bank's next president and CEO, Chairman Kirt Ramsay announced this week. Young will begin serving in that role ...

DePauw University has announced the launch of its Creative School, an initiative designed to nurture the next generation of artists, innovators and creative leaders. Joining the College of Liberal ...

Most of us have accumulated a lot of electronics over the years and probably have old or outdated electronics lying around in closets or stacked in the garage collecting dust. Electronics (E-waste) ...

The Putnam County Public Library will now be using an outside company for its IT needs and services. With the retirement of Arlene Tincher, who served as the technology director for the past six years ...

RUSSELLVILLE — A crumbling downtown building in Russellville will be brought all the way down soon. But first, the county must perform a little more due diligence. The Putnam County Board of Zoning ...