Bodies of Two Juveniles Recovered: DNR Investigating
Around 6:30 on Saturday evening law enforcement responded to the White River, near the 1800 block of Williams Road, after receiving reports of two people going missing in the water.
Memorial: Larry A. Werne
Larry A. Werne, 73, of Ferdinand passed away June 2, 2023, at Memorial Hospital in Jasper.
Two Jasper Residents Arrested on Domestic Battery Charges
Jasper, Ind. – Two Jasper residents have been arrested onRead More
IDEM Has Issued an Air Quality Action Day for Monday Due to High Ozone Forecasts
The Indiana Department of Environmental Management has issued an AirRead More
Indiana Joined $10 Million Multi-State Settlement with Robinhood
Indiana has joined in a $10 million multi-state settlement withRead More
Indiana Education Scholarship Account Now Accepting Enrollment
The Indiana Education Scholarship Account is now accepting enrollment. TheRead More
THIS WEEK: 41st Annual WBDC Country Showdown
WBDC radio station is excitedly looking forward to the Thursday, June 8th, 2023, return of the WBDC Country Showdown to the Jasper Arts Center stage for its 41st annual show.
Upcoming Jasper Street Closures
On Monday, June 5th, 2023, MacArthur Street, between 7th and 13th Streets, West 15th Street, between St. Charles Street and Rolling Ridge Road, and West 15th Street, between Linne Drive and Martha Drive, will undergo patching and paving throughout the week.
Tuesday, June 6th, 2023, officials will also close Power Drive at the 12th Street intersection to HRJ Lane. The closure will allow crews to perform demolition and reconstruction of the street.
MHHCC: Spencer County Cancer and Immune System Presentation
On Thursday, June 29th from 6:00 – 7:15 PM CT Dr. Kevin Schewe, Radiation Oncologist at Memorial Hospital’s Lange-Fuhs Cancer Center, will present “Advancements in Cancer Treatment & 7 Steps to a Healthy Immune System” at Santa’s Lodge.
Connect to Cure: Hepatitis C Care Initiative
The Damien Center and the Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis are using nearly $6.6 million in funding from the Indiana Department of Health’s Health Issues and Challenges grant program to launch the Connect to Cure initiative.
The initiative will involve hiring hepatitis C care coordinators, testers and peer support specialists who will staff 19 regional sites across the state.
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