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LTC to split radio equipment costs
UCHS celebrates an early graduation for future soldier

Ethan Cobb had his future planned out until COVID-19 arrived earlier this year.
Low county turnout for Primary Election

Just under 22 percent of eligible Union County voters weighed in on the 2020 Primary Election Tuesday, with those 1,108 voters overwhelmingly casting ballots on the Republican side – 782 to 326 Democratic.
New faces will be on the ballot for the General Election

While the Indiana Primary Election looked a little different than previous elections due to COVID-19, that did not dull the excitement of the three contested positions in the Franklin County election.
2020 live primary election results

* Official results will not be made until 10 days following the election.
Parade will be held to honor 2020 FC grads

Kirshell Lovins, mother of Franklin County High School senior and her son, Kyle Seibert, the 2020 Franklin County Senior Class President, aided FCHS in its plan for a special addition to the graduation ceremony being held on Sunday, June 7—a senior parade.
Whitewater Canal state historic site to receive some much needed updates

On May 23, a frustrated Metamora resident, Tom Smith, went to the Facebook Page "Metamora Chatter" to share his concerns over his hometown with other locals.
June 1 COVID-19 numbers released by Indiana and Ohio departments of health
Conservation Officers save girl from drowning

Two Indiana Conservation Officers rescued an 11-year-old girl from drowning yesterday, after she fell into the Whitewater River in Richmond, below the Weir Dam.
Chavis selected as FCCSC supt. in 5-2 vote

Brookville— The Franklin County Community School Board of Trustees met on Thursday, May 28 in a special meeting to certify FCCSC superintendent Dr. Debbie Howell’s retirement as well as hear a recommendation for her replacement.
May 28 COVID-19 numbers released by Indiana and Ohio departments of health
Union County to host face-to-face 4-H Fair

According to Purdue County 4-H Fairs may resume July 1 in compliance with the Back on Track Indiana plan, but it is up to each county to decide how to make it happen.
Storms cause damage in UC

Last Saturday afternoon’s storm created anxious moments for many residents on Kitchel Road and 220 North.
UC residents get local testing site

With nearly $72,000 secured from the Office of Community and Rural Affairs, the Union County Health Department went straight to work to ease county residents' concerns over continued spread of the COVID-19 virus.
UCHS Graduation is Friday, July 17

The Union County High School Class of 2020 will graduate on the Curry/Phenis Football Field on Friday, July 17 at 8 p.m. Note - Miami University’s Millett Hall remains a consideration if it becomes available.
Memorial Day in Union County 2020

In our country, Memorial Day programs by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign War provide a welcome time to remember and honor those who protect our freedoms past, present and future — but those programs were not held in 2020, due to COVID-19.
Commissioners discuss the reopening of government buildings

Emergency Management executive director Amy Lindsey presented the Franklin County government reopening plan she had drafted to county commissioners on Tuesday, May 19.
Franklin Co. 4-H Fair to be held virtually

On the evening of Thursday, May 21, Angie Riffle, Franklin County Purdue Extension educator and 4-H Youth Development director, sent an email to 4-H families and volunteers announcing the fate of the Franklin County 4-H Fair:
Memorial Day: different but beautiful

If anyone had forgotten during the pandemic America is resilient, Memorial Day served as a reminder of just how resilient she is.
Two Batesville artists partner to honor frontline workers

Due to the combined efforts of two Batesville artists, community members can expect to see a mural honoring the essential workers of the community installed in two downtown locations.