Noel Terry became worried about children who may be hungry during the COVID-19 pandemic and left two small baskets of groceries on her porch for anyone who wanted them.

CHARLESTOWN — As volunteers wandered through the cemetery on a quiet Friday morning, they paid tribute to the service members laid to rest there.

In coming weeks, the United States Department of Agriculture will begin accepting financial relief applications from farmers who report losses related to COVID-19.

For what felt like the first time in forever, Taylor Community School Corp. students saw many of their teachers, administrators and bus drivers during two parades over the course of three days.

Private college administrators are closely watching fall enrollment numbers. Funds from tuition, fees, and room and board are the primary source of revenue for the vast majority of private colleges. With the unemployment caused by COVID-19, a larger than average number of families may have financial difficulty affording education.

Indiana State University's 2020-21 operating budget, which takes effect July 1, is already down about $10 million from where it was two years ago, primarily the result of fewer students and less tuition revenue. The university says it has focused on

The remains of U.S. Army Sgt. Christopher W. Curry will be escorted back to Terre Haute on Saturday.

This July, there will be no elephant ears and no lemonade shake-ups.

The city of Anderson is reopening the Grandview Municipal Golf Course and the disc golf course at Edgewater Park.

INDIANA — A recently released audit by the Indiana State Board of Accounts found that former Georgetown Police Chief Dennis Kunkel failed to deposit more than $8,000 in tow-in fees, which could put him on the hook for double that amount.