Canal Days is an annual event in the quaint historic town of Cambridge City IN. Filled with fun activities, live music and unique street vendors, this two day event is always a great outing.
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Canal Days 2016 Is This Weekend: Cambridge City
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What's Happening in Wayne County IN? A lot
Melodrama fundraiser for RCT will be at the Wayne County Historical Museum during the Heritage Festival from Sept 9-11. Shows Sat & Sun 2:00 p.m. tickets 3.00.
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Suspended Lincoln teacher back in the classroom
Suspended Lincoln teacher back in the classroom Amy Engle returned to her classroom Monday after being put on administrative leave for nearly a week. Check out this story on pal-item.com: http://pinews.co/2cyJGRT More than 100 students protested the absence of well-known math teacher Amy Engle on Wednesday, Sept.
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ReadersYour rosesYour rosesYour roses: Praise for Reid Health; Seton Catholic Volley for Cure
Your roses Your roses: Praise for Reid Health; Seton Catholic Volley for Cure Check out this story on pal-item.com: http://pinews.co/2eZGzas My husband and I were on vacation in the Richmond area on Aug. 24. We were shopping in an antique store in Cambridge City around 10:30 in the morning when my husband suddenly told me that he wasn't feeling well and needed to sit down. In a matter of a few minutes he became unresponsive and the store manager called 9-1-1 for me.
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Roger Dale Neal
Reverend Roger Dale Neal, 66, Greenfield, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, September 20, at Community Hospital North. He was born on January 26, 1950, in New Castle, as the son of Dewey F. and Ella L. Neal.
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Autumn in Indiana: Dougherty Orchard
The month of October means fall break for students - for some it's up to two weeks off of school! Families looking for something to do during fall break have plenty of options around central Indiana and each morning, WTHR Sunrise will show you a new place all week! Dougherty Orchard in Wayne County holds the title of the longest-running family owned orchard in Indiana, dating back to 1883. In addition to apples, peaches, pumpkins, and other produce, the Cambridge City attraction also includes a large petting zoo with more than a dozen different animals.
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ISP: Drunk Connersville man used son as shield
An off-duty Indiana State Trooper says an intoxicated man drove a lawnmower up his driveway and then used his 5-year-old son as a shield when local police arrived. Police say 22-year-old Samuel Wilson of Connersville, Indiana, drove his lawnmower onto ISP Trooper Scott McPheeters' driveway and asked McPheeters to give him a tow.
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Our Past: Drugs, drunks and a too-long sermon
Columnist Steve Martin takes a look at what was making news in the Richmond Enterprise the third week of December 1894. Our Past: Drugs, drunks and a too-long sermon Columnist Steve Martin takes a look at what was making news in the Richmond Enterprise the third week of December 1894.
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Police: 3 arrested after refusing to stop
Two Wayne County men and a 15-year-old were arrested after Indiana State Police say they refused to stop for a traffic violation. Police: 3 arrested after refusing to stop Two Wayne County men and a 15-year-old were arrested after Indiana State Police say they refused to stop for a traffic violation.
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EDC looking to spur greater EDIT funding
EDC looking to spur greater EDIT funding About half the county's communities have agreed to contribute to the fund. Check out this story on pal-item.com: http://pinews.co/2isH25G Valerie Shaffer, president of the EDC of Wayne County, left, and Richmond Mayor Dave Snow attend a groundbreaking ceremony for Blue Buffalo, a pet food manufacturer, Thursday, Sept.
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Pizza place coming to downtown corridor
Pizza place coming to downtown corridor Downtown Richmond will soon be home to a new pizzeria. Check out this story on pal-item.com: http://pinews.co/2ithtBf Big Boyz Pizza owners David and Angie Siggers and Teresa and Rodney Isaacs, pose for a photo at their under-construction restaurant in Richmond on Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2017.
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Gateway Industrial Park faces uncertain future
Western Wayne sewer board's decision not to send wastewater to Connersville likely will limit use of land at the park. Gateway Industrial Park faces uncertain future Western Wayne sewer board's decision not to send wastewater to Connersville likely will limit use of land at the park.
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Wayne Co. detox facility now taking patients
Wayne Co. detox facility now taking patients Recovery Works of Cambridge City, a residential detoxification center, will have a grand opening next week.
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Addiction program begins Richmond chapter
Addiction program begins Richmond chapter The third Wayne County chapter of A Better Life - Brianna's Hope begins addiction counseling meetings Monday. Check out this story on pal-item.com: http://pinews.co/2k79dpg The Richmond chapter will meet at 6:30 p.m. Mondays at Central United Methodist Church, 1425 E. Main St. It joins county chapters in Hagerstown and Cambridge City, as well as 11 other operating chapters.
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2 shot in downtown Richmond
Check out this story on pal-item.com: http://pinews.co/2mDSZsJ At about 3:20 a.m., Richmond Police Department officers were called to a reported shooting in the first block of North Eighth Street. Lt. Curt Leverton of RPD's Investigative Services Division said police found numerous shell casings when they arrived at the scene.
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Indiana Supreme Court rejects kidnapping sentence appeal
The Indiana Supreme Court is declining to take up an appeal by a Cambridge City man who wants his 76-year kidnapping sentence thrown out or reduced. The Richmond Palladium-Item reports that the 50-year-old man claims trial Judge Charles Todd Jr. allowed prejudicial evidence to be presented to the jury.
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Sunday's Wayne County arrest log
Except for warrant arrests, the following charges are informal and subject to change until the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office reviews each case and files formal charges in court.
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Support Local Non-Profits During Wayne County Challenge Match Nov 7-13
Wayne County has so many non-profits doing amazing things that impact our communities on a daily basis. And now, during the Wayne County Foundation Challenge Match- you can make your support go even farther.
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N. 20th St., 2 other bridges about to reopen
The projects on North 20th Street in Richmond and Boyd Road and West Front Street in Cambridge City are just about finished. RICHMOND, Ind.
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The Sideline a " November 30
New Palestine volleyball coach Kelli Whitaker recently was named to the American Volleyball Coaches Association's "30 under 30" list. The AVCA names 30 high school coaches nationally, who are under the age of 30, each year.
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