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City of Salem announces next phase of South Main Street infrastructure project
The next critical phase of the South Main Street Rehabilitation project, spanning from the Blue River bridge to Becks Mill Road, is scheduled to start in August.
County Council accepts $1.2 million READI grant, limits scope on highway garage audit
The Washington County Council and Commissioners met in a joint session earlier this week and covered topics like Purdue Extension program updates, a formal acceptance of a $1.2 million READI 2.0 grant for the new 4-H building at the fairgrounds and a decision to narrow the scope of the independent audit of the Highway Garage project.
Washington County Chamber brings back networking events, announces vision for "a new chapter"
The Washington County Chamber of Commerce is inviting local business owners, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals to attend a special networking meeting and launch party celebrating "A New Chapter for a New Chamber".
Lyles Park Fish Fry to be August 8 in support of Leerah Gilbert
Members of our community are once again coming together in support of Leerah Gilbert, the six-year-old girl who has been battling acute lymphoblastic leukemia since last fall. The next Lyles Fish Fry, set for Saturday, August 8 from 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm at Lyles Park (5581 E Old 56, Salem), has been dedicated as a fundraiser for Leerah and her family. This past week, we had the absolute pleasure of doing a photo shoot with Leerah!
Resource Day to bring dozens of organizations together to connect residents with support services
Photo from a previous Resource Day event, shared by the Warming Station's Facebook page. Residents will have the opportunity to connect with dozens of local service providers, agencies, and organizations during Washington County Resource Day on Saturday, Aug. 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Salem High School Randy Johnson Fieldhouse, located at 700 N. Harrison St. in Salem. Hosted by The Warming Station, the event is designed to bring resources from across Washington County
Livonia VFD traveling to Ohio to honor fallen 18 year-old firefighter with local family ties
Members of Livonia Volunteer Fire & Rescue will travel to Ohio this week to honor the life and service of 18-year-old Firefighter Wyatt Fisher, who died following a motorcycle crash near Cincinnati. The department will send firefighters and apparatus to participate in funeral services, joining fire departments from across the region in paying tribute to one of their own. Wyatt served with both the Stonelick Township and Wayne Township fire departments. Although only 18 years
City of Salem announces next phase of South Main Street infrastructure project
The next critical phase of the South Main Street Rehabilitation project, spanning from the Blue River bridge to Becks Mill Road, is scheduled to start in August.
County Council accepts $1.2 million READI grant, limits scope on highway garage audit
The Washington County Council and Commissioners met in a joint session earlier this week and covered topics like Purdue Extension program updates, a formal acceptance of a $1.2 million READI 2.0 grant for the new 4-H building at the fairgrounds and a decision to narrow the scope of the independent audit of the Highway Garage project.
Pekin man arrested on attempted murder charges
The Indiana State Police Sellersburg Post is investigating an alleged battery and shooting that occurred late Sunday night and ended early Monday morning following a multi-county pursuit.
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.
Washington County Chamber brings back networking events, announces vision for "a new chapter"
The Washington County Chamber of Commerce is inviting local business owners, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals to attend a special networking meeting and launch party celebrating "A New Chapter for a New Chamber".
Farmers' Market On The Bricks to hit Market Street Friday
This Friday evening from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Market Street will be set up with a multitude of vendors for the Farmers’ Market On The Bricks event! Featuring 15 different market vendors, there will be fresh meat, produce, and much more for everyone to enjoy.
"Food Trucks On The Bricks" returns July 17, 6-8 pm
This Friday night features the return of “Food Trucks On The Bricks.” From 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm on July 17, Market Street will be lined with food trucks of all different kinds for people to enjoy.
"Scents and Sensibility": Essential Oils for Focus
The Natural Way to Stay Sharp This School Year As summer winds down and schedules begin filling up again, many of us find ourselves searching for ways to improve focus, increase productivity, and reduce mental fatigue. Whether you're going back to school, heading into a busy work season, studying for exams, or simply trying to stay on top of your never-ending to-do list, aromatherapy can be a simple addition to your routine. Certain essential oils have been studied for their
"Scents and Sensibility": Back-to-School Wellness
Essential Oils and Natural Products Every Family Should Have As the school year begins, families focus on buying backpacks, notebooks, and new clothes. But one thing that's often overlooked is preparing for the changes that come with a new routine. Earlier mornings, homework, sports practices, and exposure to more germs can make the transition challenging for both children and parents. Fortunately, a few simple natural products can help support focus, restful sleep, immune he
"Back in Line" with Dr. Mosier: My Wife is Nutty
Squirrels, Princesses, and Bigger Arms I’ve been thinking a lot lately about rest and recovery. And I’m realizing there’s a difference between doing nothing and actually recovering. Sometimes we think rest means sitting on the couch, scrolling through our phones, and watching three hours disappear. Sure, you weren’t working—but did you actually feel better afterward? Maybe a better way to gauge recovery is simple: Do I feel better after doing this? For some people, re
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