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Monroe County nixes housing project, saying Bloomington should build higher.
Monroe County commissioners have, for a second time, rejected a proposed housing development in the Clear Creek area, with one commissioner suggesting the city of Bloomington could provide more housing if it allowed buildings to be taller. “Bloomington is providing a lot of housing, and that’s where people should be moving to,” said...
Men's golf rewrites record book in IU East Opener
RICHMOND, Indiana – Earlham Men’s and Women’s Golf Teams started the ’24-’25 campaign at the IU-East Fall Invitational at Highland GC in Richmond. The men finished 2nd place four strokes behind NAIA power Rio Grande (OH) breaking five program records and tying two in the process.
Craft beer fest coming to Wapak
Aug. 31—WAPAKONETA — The Fourth Annual Wapakoneta Craft Beer and Wine Festival will occur from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Auglaize County Fairgrounds, 1001 Fairview Drive, Wapakoneta. Enjoy unlimited beer tastings featuring over 60 craft beers, wines, seltzers, and ciders from 15 to 20 local breweries and wineries. Attendees can also indulge in specialty food tastings and enter for ...
1 of northwest Ohio's largest manure investigations executed in Williams County
One of northwest Ohio’s largest manure-management investigations has been under way in Williams County for weeks, and it involves both the Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency. Directors from both agencies have told The Blade the case appears to either be headed toward resolution soon or else for an enforcement action that could result in hefty fines or legally binding orders. The goal is to protect vulnerable waterways, including Fish Creek, the St. Joseph River, and the Maumee River. The facilities are mostly in the Edon and Montpelier areas and involve thousands of young beef cattle. Sixteen facilities have been investigated, 10 of which have been found to be improperly managing manure or having other issues related to livestock operations, ODA Director Brian Baldridge said.
Troy football rolls to 49-0 win over Greenville Friday night
TROY — It took senior running back Dakota Manson just six seconds to find the end zone against Greenville Friday night. And that set the tone for both Manson and the Trojans in a 49-0 win over Greenville to even the season record to 1-1 and go 1-0 in the MVL.
Patriots survive lengthy delay, shut out Fairfield
The Heritage Patriots moved to 2-0 on the season with a 21-0 victory at Fairfield Friday night in a game that was delayed due to weather and finished close to midnight. Defensively, the team shut down Fairfield’s passing game, allowing just one completion for nine yards. The Falcons did gain 146 yards on the ground, but it came at an average of just 3.9 yards/carry.
Gray and VandeSchraaf Lead Eagles to Sweep Wooster but Slip to Trine
RICHMOND, In.--- Asbury volleyball (1-1) opened the 2024 season with a sweep over Wooster College ( behind Isabelle VandeSchraaf's 13 kills, before slipping to Trine University (2-0) in four sets in the Earlham Invitational on Friday night in Richmond, In. Game One | ASBURY 3, WOOSTER 0. The Eagles established...
Blueboys Open Season with Dominating Victory
RICHMOND, Ind. – The Illinois College men's soccer squad opened the 2024 campaign with an impressive showing, rolling past Earlham, 7-1 on Friday. The Blueboys roared out of the gate, posting six goals in the opening half. Nate Kapitz recorded the first goal of the 2024 season at the 33:06 mark. Aidan Gowin followed with another goal just over a minute later. Kapitz found the next for the second time of the night at the 35:43 mark for IC's third goal.
Richmond ready for Running with the Devils 5K
Devils supporters will be racing through Richmond on Sept. 5 to raise funds for Richmond High School’s track team. The Running with the Devils 5K run and 1-mile walk will begin at 7:15 p.m. on the first day of the Good Old Days Festival. Nicholas Yelencich, the chairperson for the event, said Running with the Devils has been a part of the Good Old Days Festival since 2018.
Goodbye daylight saving time, hello one more hour of sleep. Fall back? When does DST end?
Summer is almost over, but that means fall will be here soon. If you're looking forward to our clocks "falling back" to get an extra hour of sleep, here's when daylight saving time ends and everything else you need to know about it. When does fall 2024 start: Schools are back in...
Indiana football injury report: 3 players out vs. FIU, 4 season-ending injuries
Indiana football has released its availability report ahead of Saturday’s season opener. IU hosts Florida International this afternoon at 3:30 p.m. ET at Memorial Stadium. The game will be televised on Big Ten Network. Three Hoosiers are listed OUT this afternoon: senior receiver E.J. Williams Jr., redshirt junior cornerback...
Rocking out at the Deer Creek Music Center
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Over the last 35 years, bands have trekked across the country to play a show or two in central Indiana. The Deer Creek Music Center hosted music of all genres, fairs, and high school graduations. News 8’s Felicia Michelle takes us back to when music began rocking the Indy suburbs. Watch the […]
Delaware County veterinarian to be honored at Purdue
MUNCIE, Ind. — The Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine will recognize Kelly G. Whitesel as a distinguished alumnus during the upcoming Purdue Veterinary Conference. Whitesel earned his Purdue Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1972 and went on to build a very successful mixed animal practice in Delaware County, according to a news release. He...
FAA report shows more than 300 laser strikes in Indiana
The Federal Aviation Administration has released a report that shows pilots say more than 300 laser strikes have happened in Indiana in 2024. The report said over 13-thousand pilots reported the strikes worldwide. The FAA is warning people of the danger of pointing a laser at airplanes and says it...
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