Changes coming to Grant-Blackford and Family Service Society

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Grant-Blackford Mental Health, Inc. (GBMH) and Family Service Society, Inc. (FSSI) announced Friday that the organizations are joining in a strategic partnership. Additionally, the GBMH board of directors is pleased to name Lisa Dominisse chief executive officer

Lawmakers look to rename a portion of I-465

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An Indiana Senate committee is asking INDOT to rename a section of an interstate. If the plan moves forward, one mile on I-465 would be named the “James C. Cummings Jr. Memorial Mile”. The name is in

Weekend fire kills two people

Two people have died following a weekend house fire. According to Grant County Coroner Stephen Dorsey, two bodies were found in a structure fire at 120 1/2 N. Nebraska St., at around 9:30 p.m. Jan. 16. The

Red Cross declares blood crisis as supplies dwindle

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The Indiana Red Cross is desperately seeking blood donors after declaring a blood crisis. The limited blood stores are causing doctors to make tough calls about who can receive life-saving transfusions. Donations can be given at multiple

Indiana sets new record for COVID-19 infections

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Even though it’s only mid-January, the state of Indiana has set a record for coronavirus infections this month. The Indiana Department of Health reports more than 195-thousand cases of the virus from January 1st through January 16th.

One lawmaker proposes the mastodon as the state fossil

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Indiana already has an official state bird, flower, and tree, but it could soon have an official state fossil. Legislation by State Rep. Randy Frye (R-Greensburg) calls on lawmakers to designate the mastodon as Indiana’s official state