Alexandria police, Orestes police, and Madison County Sheriff Deputies recently responded to a welfare check in the 200 block of W. Madison Street in Alexandria concerning the condition of a mother while taking care of young children.
The Elwood Redevelopment Commission met Wednesday, Oct. 15, for a regular meeting.
For most of us, including maybe you here today, the struggle is real. There’s no denying it and no avoiding it. Especially if what we’re doing is meaningful and significant, the challenges of daily life are inevitable.
Elwood police arrested Jean Ann Stewart, 52, of Elwood, on Wednesday, Sept. 17 for possession of a syringe or needle, maintaining a common nuisance, and on a 10-day hold for violation of probation.
Carl Roy Webb Boards II, the man charged with the murder of Officer Noah Shahnavaz, is not intellectually disabled, three doctors testified during a hearing late last week.
Dear Eric: My good friend has been with her boyfriend for more than 20 years. She finally moved into his house after her mom died a year and a half ago. They attend each other’s family events – weddings, funerals, birthdays, sports events, work parties – and he tells her he loves her.
Several Madison County schools were recently awarded nearly $506,000 through the state’s Secured School Safety Grant Program, area lawmakers announced Wednesday.
Red Gold is excited to announce its annual Crush Hunger Saturday that will take place on October 11 in downtown Elwood. This three-part event includes the 14th Annual Run to Crush Hunger, 37th Annual Red Gold Chili Cook-Off and Colts Blue Saturday. For the fourteenth year in a row, the Run to Crush Hunger unites local communities to promote healthy and active lifestyles, while fighting hunger in Central Indiana by giving back to local food banks. The Red Gold Run to Crush Hunger features a 5k run and 1 mile family walk and each race participant will help provide 120 meals to families in need.