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Sunman-Dearborn Celebrates Significant Gains in Latest State Assessments
The district's scores surpassed state averages. (St. Leon, Ind.) - Sunman-Dearborn Community Schools are proud to announce significant gains in the latest state assessments, including the Indiana Learning Evaluation Assessment Readiness Network (ILEARN) and the SAT. These results reflect the district's commitment to academic excellence and the effectiveness of its strategic initiatives.
Temporary Closure Planned on State Road 56 Near Vevay
INDOT expects the project to last one day. (Vevay, Ind.) – Crews are scheduled to complete a culvert replacement in Switzerland County. According to INDOT, a temporary closure of State Road 56 will be necessary on or after Wednesday, July 24 to complete the project west of Vevay. The...
BRG Apartments breaks ground on new apartment complex in Hebron
Cincinnati-based property manager BRG Apartments broke ground on Hebron Station, a complex that will feature over 250 new apartment homes. In total, the complex includes 256 one-and two-bedroom apartments spread across 13 buildings. Pre-leasing will begin this winter and move-ins are scheduled for early 2025, according to a BRG press release.
OUTAGES ACROSS THE COUNTRY AFFECT WHITEWATER VALLEY
There is developing overnight national and international news that is affecting us here in the Whitewater Valley. There have been IT outages across the country that are affecting airports, banks, and some 911 services. It appears to be connected to Microsoft. At 4:30 this morning, Union County dispatchers indicated that both their 911 and non-emergency lines are down. Butler County is reporting similar 911 outages. There have also been reports of bank cards not working. There are also major affects at airports across the country, including at our two closest. Major air carriers have asked the FAA for a global ground stop on all flights. Our two closest airports air having issues. In Dayton, some flight statuses are now listed as either unknown or delayed. At Cincinnati, outbound travelers are not able to check in for their flights. National security officials are saying all of the issues are not the result of a cyber attack, but are pointing the finger at a computer glitch by the firm Crowdstrike.
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