News

Hey Brown County, long time no see— and by that I mean, it’s been a week. I’m back on my exploration with a new spot.

The Meet the Candidates event hosted by the League of Women Voters was on Thursday at the History Center. The event center was crowded with a large turnout of 13 candidates and around three dozen people in attendance.

Sprunica Elementary students Karma Harrison, Averi Bohbrink, Garren Gaddis, Anna East and Gertie Mercer competed at the State Invention Convention on March 9 against 12 other students from across the state.

Walk with me up a dusty road that ascends a pine and oak ridge above the main street of Nashville.

Blake Wolpert emerged the winner of a two-man race in the May 25 Republican Party caucus to select a new county commissioner. The District 1 seat was open after Chuck Braden resigned because of work commitments.

The Brown County School Board and superintendent are searching for ways to pay the debt that has accumulated since the schools have returned to paid lunches.

HAMBLEN TWP. — A man and woman from Martinsville, 39-year-old Jessey Richardson and 26-year-old Miranda Cooper, face multiple charges for possession of illegal substances and paraphernalia following a traffic stop last month.

A group of Brown County residents spent the last two years in their own sort of art colony, fusing the study of literature and poetry in the telling of their own life stories.

A team of Brown County community members has founded a nonprofit organization with a goal to offer free tutoring services to any and all who struggle with reading.

The annual Brown County Schools Board of Finance meeting took place before the regular Board of School Trustees public session on Jan. 5.