Customers should still pay their bill during these uncertain times.
(Rising Sun, Ind.) - Rising Sun Municipal Utilities says they will not be shutting off customer's service.
For the time being, services will not be cut during these uncertain time, but customers should still pay their utility bills.
Anyone with questions or concerns should contact Rising Sun Municipal Utilities at 812-438-3616
Indiana Launches Smart SNAP to Promote Healthier Choices for Hoosiers
Beginning January 1, 2026, SNAP benefits can no longer be used to purchase sugary drinks or candy in Indiana.
Hidden Valley Golf Club Announces Golf Course Improvement Plan
The improvement plan is being broken down into two phases.
Raatz: Limiting Cell Phones in the Classroom
The State Senator from Richmond has filed a bill that would prohibit cell phone use during the school day.
Railroad Crossing Malfunction Closes State Road 129 in Batesville
A crew is on its way to address the issue.
Laurel Fire Responds to Crash with Injuries on U.S. 52
The accident took place on Sunday morning.
Dearborn County 4-H Benefits from $1,000 DCF Proactive Grant
The grant is part of the Foundation’s annual program.
Put the magic back in holiday shopping -- visit the Arts Alive! Art Fair & Gift Bazaar. From November 22 to December 22, our marketplace will include fine arts ...
at Dearborn Highlands Arts Council
Volunteer bell ringers needed for this 2025 holiday season.
Want to play American mah jongg? Join a group playing and learning. All skill levels welcome, including beginners.
at Lawrenceburg Public LibraryBeginning January 1, 2026, SNAP benefits can no longer be used to purchase sugary drinks or candy in Indiana.
The improvement plan is being broken down into two phases.
The State Senator from Richmond has filed a bill that would prohibit cell phone use during the school day.
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This is not the only postseason award for the Mount St. Joseph star.
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