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The 2026 Indiana primaries will be here before you know it. The primary elections are scheduled for May 5, and the Washington County Times has been busy interviewing the candidates who hope to receive your vote next spring. Leading up to the primaries, we will be releasing candidate interviews in order to keep you well informed.

As an aromatherapist, my job is to primarily work with essential oils and raw materials. However, in my practice, I prefer to use a well-rounded blend of both natural materials and lifestyle changes. Lifestyle changes are so important to consider when looking at most, if not all, health issues people face today- and considering how one lives their daily lifestyle can determine whether or not something using essential oils will even help. 

Around 11:30 am on Thursday, September 11, the Washington County Emergency Management Agency announced that the Washington County Commissioners have issued a proclamation for a county-wide burn ban.

The Board of Works & Public Safety meeting on Monday, September 8 was marked by a special occasion, as recent Salem Police Department hire Tacoma Browning was officially sworn in. Making the event more special was the presence of Browning's father, Crothersville Police Chief Matt Browning, who assisted in the ceremony.

Welcome to the September issue of the Hardinsburg Town Board Newsletter! This month's issue includes important dates to mark on your calendar...

On the evening of Monday, September 8, Washington County Sheriff Brent Miller reports that jail officers discovered an attempted suicide inside the Washington County Detention Center on Jackson Street.

“I know, I know… Dinosaurs are crazy… roar… I’m going to get a juice… I like robot movie (Wild Robot).” I looked up from my computer to see Ethan (almost 3) holding a toy phone to his ear, having a full-blown conversation. It was so convincing that I almost wondered if someone was actually on the other end.

Searching for something to do this weekend? Make your way to Campbellsburg this Friday and Saturday, September 12 and 13, to enjoy the annual Campbellsburg Country Festival! From live music to food trucks and a cornhole tournament, this two-day event has plenty to offer for everyone.

Darrell McGuffey, owner of "Smokin' Hawgs BBQ" came before the Board of Commissioners to request reimbursement for the business he lost during road construction on S Main St.

On September 4 at 8:44 am, Washington County emergency responders were dispatched to W Becks Mill Rd near S Cauble Rd in regard to a single-vehicle wreck with injuries. The dispatch call stated that the driver was experiencing chest pain after the accident.

October is nationally recognized as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, a time to honor and remember the lives of babies gone too soon while supporting families experiencing unimaginable grief. Locally, White Pumpkin Family, a group based in Southern Indiana, is continuing its mission of comfort and care by sponsoring two remembrance carts at Norton Clark Hospital in Jeffersonville.

On Wednesday, September 3, the Washington County Sheriff’s Department, EMS and the Pierce-Polk Volunteer Fire Department (VFD) received a dispatch call at 4:58 pm regarding a single-vehicle wreck on SR-135 involving a downed powerline.