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Calling all art lovers! The very first Art on the Bricks showcase will be tonight, July 18, from 6 to 9 pm on Brick Street. This amalgamation of approximately 25 local artists will be stationed at various booths along the street, and most will be selling their art work! For more information, contact (812) 883-4265.

Emilee McCartney, who earlier this year launched a campaign for Indiana’s 9th Congressional District, announced this week that she is suspending her run for federal office.

The small town of Hardinsburg came alive this past Friday evening, July 11, as the Hardinsburg General Store hosted its third annual Summer Festival. This summer festival has quickly grown into one of Washington County’s most popular summer traditions.

At approximately 5:46 pm on Tuesday, July 15, emergency personnel including Indiana State Police, Posey First Responders, and Washington County EMS were dispatched to the intersection of Horners Chapel Road and U.S. Highway 150 between Palmyra and Fredricksburg, where a semi was reported as having hit a church building.

On July 15 at 12:28 pm, Salem emergency responders received a call regarding a motorcycle accident at the intersection of Hackberry and Anson Street. Upon arrival, the wrecked motorcycle could be seen on its side with the bloodied driver on the ground nearby.

We encountered a very angry wizard the moment we arrived at the Great Wolf Lodge. While we were in line to pick up wands for Isaiah and Isaac to play the MagiQuest game (basically a wizard-themed scavenger hunt), a short, round, balding, middle-aged man—wearing a goofy wizard outfit—was throwing a full-blown temper tantrum.

On Thursday, June 10, the Washington County Community Foundation hosted its annual meeting at Cornerstone Hall, welcoming approximately 200 community members, business leaders, and philanthropists aboard the “S. S. Legacy” for a nautically-themed evening titled “Mapping Brighter Tomorrows.”

Addressing fire protection, the community center, and meeting guidelines.

Empty shelves are becoming a regular and troubling sight at the Washington County Food Bank. There is a free program that is affiliated with Dare To Care, a Louisville metro and Southern Indiana non-profit that distributes USDA foods to 177 area food banks and pantries. But like many such agencies throughout the country, dramatic reductions in funding are taking a toll on the support available to local efforts.

Need something exciting to do this Friday evening? Get ready for an evening of food and fun at the Hardinsburg General Store! For the third year in a row, the Hardinsburg General Store will be hosting their 2025 Summer Festival on July 11 from 4-9pm featuring food trucks and vendors of all kinds!

2025-26 academic calendars for Salem, Eastern, and West Washington Schools.

A major change is coming to one of Washington County’s most well-known events. The Washington County Chamber of Commerce has announced in a press release that "Friday Night on the Square," a community tradition since 1991, will move from its usual Friday evening timeslot to a new Saturday afternoon format starting this fall.