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The Moody Murder: Author Bob Moody presents "The Terror of Indiana"
On August 29, author Bob Moody will bring the story of the Moody-Tolliver Feud to Salem, where he will discuss the evidence surrounding Thomas Moody's murder, along with the remarkable history he uncovered while researching his own family. The program begins at 1:00 pm at The Depot Railroad Museum, 206 S College Ave, Salem.
Commissioners approve 4-H building contract, discuss Community Crossings paving
The commissioners tackled topics such as the approval of both the design of the new 4-H building at the fairgrounds and a contract with engineer John McCoy to finalize plans. The commissioners also received a partial punch list on the highway garage project and discussed several other issues.
"Food Trucks On The Bricks" to return Sept. 4
“Food Trucks On The Bricks” is back once again for a third rendition after a successful reappearance this past July! Friday, September 4 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Market Street will once again be bustling and alive with food trucks offering something for everyone.
The Moody Murder: Author Bob Moody presents "The Terror of Indiana"
On August 29, author Bob Moody will bring the story of the Moody-Tolliver Feud to Salem, where he will discuss the evidence surrounding Thomas Moody's murder, along with the remarkable history he uncovered while researching his own family. The program begins at 1:00 pm at The Depot Railroad Museum, 206 S College Ave, Salem.
Hit History Channel series "American Pickers" seeks rare and unusual finds in Washington County
The History Channel television series "American Pickers" is scheduled to return to the midwest for filming in October 2026, and their filming locations could potentially include Washington County.
Fresh and Local: A list of many of Washington County's farm stands
Whether you're looking for produce, flowers, eggs, baked goods, honey, or other locally made items, there's a good chance you can find it right here in Washington County... with a couple of honorable mentions.
Commissioners approve 4-H building contract, discuss Community Crossings paving
The commissioners tackled topics such as the approval of both the design of the new 4-H building at the fairgrounds and a contract with engineer John McCoy to finalize plans. The commissioners also received a partial punch list on the highway garage project and discussed several other issues.
Livonia VFD hosts grain bin rescue training with 10 local departments
Monday, August 17, Livonia Volunteer Fire Rescue INC hosted a multi-department grain bin rescue training. They were taught the hazards of AG-related incidents and how to properly remove patients from grain bin situations.
Michael Richardson sentenced to 40 years for child molestation and incest
Emotions were high on Wednesday afternoon in Judge Larry Medlock’s courtroom as people gathered for the sentencing hearing of convicted child sex offender Michael Richardson.
West Washington Schools 2026–27 calendar
West Washington School Corporation's fall break is scheduled to take place October 5–9, winter break December 21–31, and spring break March 22–26.
East Washington Schools 2026–27 calendar
East Washington School Corporation's fall break is scheduled to take place October 5–9, winter break December 21–31, and spring break March 22–26.
Salem Community Schools 2026–27 calendar
Salem Community Schools has released their 2026–27 school year calendar. Fall break is scheduled to take place October 5–9, winter break December 21–31, and spring break March 22–26.
"Food Trucks On The Bricks" to return Sept. 4
“Food Trucks On The Bricks” is back once again for a third rendition after a successful reappearance this past July! Friday, September 4 from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Market Street will once again be bustling and alive with food trucks offering something for everyone.
Chamber announces Annual Award nominees and opens community voting
The Washington County Chamber of Commerce has announced the nominees for three of its primary annual awards: Business of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, and Citizen of the Year.
VIDEO: "Baked On The Bricks" hits Market Street with great success
Friday evening, Market Street was booming with activity thanks to "Baked On The Bricks!" This edition of Mayor Justin Green's "On The Bricks" series saw a great turnout from our community, along with many different local vendors offering their baked goods.
"Built to Move" With Dr. Voyles: Who's Going to Carry the Boats?
One of the toughest men to ever walk the earth, David Goggins, wasn't always that way. Before he became the David Goggins the world knows today, he was overweight, out of shape, and drifting through life without much purpose. Then everything changed. Goggins lost 100 pounds in just three months to become eligible for the U.S. Navy. He went on to complete some of the most demanding military training in the world, including multiple Hell Weeks, and became a Navy SEAL. He has r
"Back in Line" With Dr. Mosier: The Hero in the Mirror
You don’t need a cape to change your health story You may have already heard the news… Batman was spotted at our Salem Walmart. Yes. I’m serious. The real, live Batman apparently needed to make a quick grocery run because his mom needed some Greek yogurt for a smoothie recipe. Unfortunately, the smoothie didn’t turn out very well. But Batman? Batman was a hit. Now, this particular Batman may have been a little shorter than you would expect. And his secret identity wasn’t Bruc
"Scents and Sensibility": My Top 10 Tips for Essential Oils
Whether you’re brand new to essential oils or you’ve been using them for years, there’s always something new to learn. Essential oils can be incredibly versatile tools for self-care, aromatherapy, and everyday wellness- but using them well is about more than simply knowing which oil smells good or which one is trending online. Understanding quality, safety, dilution, application methods, and how to use oils intentionally can make all the difference. Over the years, I’ve learn
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