Local Features

Fall-O-Ween festivities will return this year with a free all-ages event featuring fun fall fare including face painting, a bounce house, a movie in the park and more.

The Brown County Epic mountain bike festival is back for another year tomorrow through Sunday. The event is the primary fundraiser for Brown County Mountain Biking, the organization responsible for maintaining mountain bike trails in the Brown County State Park, Yellowwood State and Hoosier National forests.

Deep in the woods of Morgantown, Brown County Dragway’s Fall Invitational roars to life Friday through Sunday.

Tucked deep within the downtown holler of Franklin Street, Sora Binti, 69 W. Franklin St., brings trendy clothing, accessories and joy to the streets of Nashville.

As a coach and an athlete, Karl Eagleman knows the importance of coaching cues that help communicate how an athlete can move efficiently.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The Brown County Democrat visits a school on the first day each year to capture the action. This year it was Sprunica’s turn.

Sarah Noggle sits at a large, flat table in her textile gallery, surrounded by woven rugs and spools of threads in every color you could imagine.

A compassionate light, an advocate and cheerleader who took pride in her work and sought to make the community a better place.

Brown County ChamberFest will return for its second year next month, featuring duos, trios, string quartets and more performing classical pieces at various locations in Nashville.

Van Buren Elementary School students are going to have an out of this world experience this upcoming school year when they get an opportunity to speak with NASA astronauts floating in space.