When we think of soil conservation, images of sprawling farmland and rural landscapes often come to mind. But here in ...

Words matter. In every situation, the words we use carry weight. The right words can empower and build us up and the wrong ...

Dry weather has increased local fire danger, especially in rural areas.

More than one speaker at Thursday’s 9/11 remembrance spoke of how united our nation became after the attack we suffered on ...

The other day we were getting ready for our food pantry to open. I was standing outside talking to some of the people who had arrived early. As I was ...

A site north of the city is being readied for industrial development. An announcement on Monday will detail what is being done.

A Connersville man has published a new book of his original verse and stories. “Dreamcatcher Collective: Book of Dreams” is ...

A healthy community is more than just less physical disease. It is a citizenry passionate about its general health and wellness. It is psychological and emotional well being and a ...

Obituaries will be printed in The Connersville News Examiner as they come from the funeral home. The Connersville News Examiner takes no responsibility for mistakes. Sarah Sue Howard, 85, Connersville ...

Severe gallbladder pain left Malaya Ruble struggling to sleep during her hospital stay. Her night shift nurse went beyond ...

For 50 years now, James Bertsch, DO, has been caring for families, nearly all that time in his hometown of Cambridge City.

In a change of plans, renovation at Eastview Elementary School will not include adding four classrooms.