February 3 - Andrea McElfresh
The News-Gazette presents “Scott’s Stumper,” a feature by Scott Shaffer that shows zoomed-in photos of various things around Randolph County.
“Left Behind: The Rise of the Antichrist”
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One of the most prominent citizens of Winchester’s early days was Dennis Kelley. Kelley was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on October 9, 1844. At the age of sixteen, he and his family moved to Monte…
Located near the Indiana/Ohio state line on County Road 600 South in Randolph County, the Union Literary Institute, founded in 1846 by members of the community along with anti-slavery Quakers,…
This week’s scene are these interesting ice formations on the tags of a tire of a vehicle parked in Winchester taken during the recent Wintery weather.
January 20, 2023
Carson David Simmons
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One of Randolph County’s early settlers, David Heaston was born in Virginia in 1792 to John and Mary Heaston. The fourth of seven children, he came to Montgomery County, Ohio at the age of nin…
For years, many Union City residents have done their banking at First Financial Bank just across the state line from the Union City Post Office. A ribbon cutting and Grand Opening ceremony was…
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Winchester forged just one tie at 17-17 and never led in its contest with Lawrence North Tuesday at the Connersville Invitational, dropping a 47-36 decision to the Lady Bears to finish with one loss against one victory in the tournament.
Apparently Winchester’s boys had enough of it.
After nine lead changes through the first five minutes, Winchester took command of its ballgame with Connersville by scoring the final nine points of the first frame to take a 20-12 first stop…
Monroe Central earned its second straight victory Tuesday in a battle against South Adams that ended 45-43 in the Bears’ favor.
On a night when Winchester saw its players dropping like flies, the Lady Falcons outlasted Union County’s Patriots 48-44 in Liberty Saturday night. After seeing three junior varsity players…
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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Health announced today that Hoosiers age 50 and older are now eligible to receive a free COVID-19 vaccine. This expansion of eligibility makes the vaccine available to an additional 412,000 Hoosiers.
On Friday afternoon Dakota Crabtree, Chief Operating Officer of Thompson Group Insurance was at the Parker City Municipal Building to present Parker City Police officers a check for $3, 720. The money was a public safety grant from the Indiana Public Employers’ Plan, Inc. (IPEP). The money w…
Randolph County continues to do well in terms of community spread. I expect our metrics will be “Blue” this week (the best rating) and that the advisory level will drop to Blue also. The advisory level drops whenever there are at least 2 consecutive weeks of improved community spread by the …
As of Tuesday 2/23/2021 the county has had a total of 2,300 cases of Covid-19, with 76 deaths and 2,217 recoveries. At the time of this writing there are seven active cases in the county.
The Indiana Department of Health has selected Randolph County for a mobile vaccine clinic this week. Eligibility for the vaccine is expected to be 60 and over will be announced soon.