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Church Ministry Moves into Familiar Space, Receives Lowe’s Grant for Updates The Bridge Ministries has moved into the property formerly occupied by…
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Hay! That’s the last straw! A Shelby County farmer harvests straw over the Independence Day weekend. | photo by JACK BOYCE
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Happy July the Fourth!
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‘Pets, Planes and Pancakes’ Shelbyville Lions Club members Mike Babbitt, Larry Ricketts, Scott Mullen, Dan Ivie, Ezra Keiffer and Dick Kiefer serve…
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Waldron’s Freedom Fest Kicks Off Waldron High School athletes (standing) Sophie Hudnall and Riley Price and (seated, left to right) Jared Crosby, Caden…
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Tax Abatement Committee Issues Favorable Recommendation for Fiber Project The Shelbyville Common Council’s Tax Abatement Committee yesterday issued a…
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Hartnett Joins Self as Boys & Girls Club Namesakes Dr. Phil Batton, right, presents a replica of the new building sign to John Hartnett Jr. in…
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Three Sisters Books & Gifts Celebrates 20th Anniversary Today Celebrating 20 years as Shelby County’s only independent bookstore are the owners of Three…
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All Over the Map A vectorized version of the 1953 Sanborn map of Shelbyville is one of the three latest art installations on local traffic signal boxes…
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A Public Square Performance Kaitlyn Ferry and Elizabeth Duffy, members of the Sister Sinjin duo, perform at Friday’s Wine Walk event on Public Square in…
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FIRST FOUNDATION The first home and garage foundations are in at the Hamilton Major subdivision, located on the previous site of Major Hospital on W…
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Wine Line Nearly 800 enjoyed the Wine Walk and live entertainment downtown Shelbyville last night, participants said. / by Jack Boyce
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