(Volcano) is the most popular song I’ve ever had anything to do with,” says Keith Sykes. “I wish I had a dozen more like that.” The name Keith Sykes seeped into my Parrot Head psyche in 1978—well ...

To everyone who supported me in this campaign—whether you volunteered your time, walked in parades, worked polling locations, offered words of encouragement, displayed a yard sign, or simply took the ...

Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle Democrats gained a seat in Indiana’s congressional delegation Tuesday, while eight incumbent U.S. House members won reelection. The results leave Republicans ...

Fundraising efforts are underway to supply needed meals to homebound older adults in our community Generations, Area 13 Agency on Aging, has launched its holiday fundraising campaign, “No One Goes ...

Months after Jasper Rubber Products went quiet, more than 100 people are back at work at the 77-year-old Jasper manufacturer. Its new owners say another 100 jobs are coming over the next two years.

The Dubois County Regional Sewer District will hold its next public meeting regarding the proposed Haysville Area Sewer Project on Thursday, November 5, at 5:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall at St. Paul ...

Dubois County voters returned Circuit Court Judge Nathan Verkamp to the bench Tuesday, giving the Democrat a win over Republican challenger Brian Lucchi. Verkamp was the only Democrat to win a ...

This story was produced through a partnership with Visit Dubois County Sister Rosa Lee Koch likes to remember those moments ...

Dubois County voters will choose a new sheriff in this year’s election. Republican Tim Lampert faces Independent Tim Rasche.

Voters in the southern portion of Dubois County have two candidates to choose from for Indiana House District 74. Republican ...

Family Roots Nursery is asking the public to “adopt a senior” this Christmas for $10 as part of its ‘Poinsettias with a Purpose’ campaign. Sponsorships pay for poinsettias for residents of area ...

Huntingburg–The Huntingburg Plan Commission recommended that the Common Council pause data center and battery storage projects for six months while the city updates the Unified Development Ordinance.