Bill Rethlake is an author and journalist based in Greensburg, Indiana. He writes for the Greensburg Daily News and Cleburne Times Review, covering local news and events. His articles range from community updates and commentary to features on local businesses and cultural happenings.
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Contact Bill Rethlake at 812-651-0876 or email [email protected]
Franklin Street on the east side of the Courthouse Square is open for business. Bill Rethlake | Daily News
Lake Santee resident Teresa Harlan made an appointment with noted Art on the Square Gallery artist Margaret Couch Parker to learn how to paint in oils. Margaret is retired from a career in teaching art and enjoys spending her time working with students at the gallery. She arranged the pears in a still life "pose" and focused on teaching Harlan about light and shapes. She even taught Harlan a few tricks of working with oil paints. Visit www.artonthesquare.com for hours and classes offered.
“Cat” by Art on the Square Gallery artist Nancy Derheimer is a recycled art piece made from popped pool floats, wire, cardboard, wooden pallet pieces, glue and cutouts from a seed bag. “Cat” will be on display at the gallery until after the Tree City Fall Festival September 20 and 21. Bill Rethlake | Daily News
Ruby Matthews’ love of horses stems from her time living in the country as a child. Bill Rethlake | Daily News photos
GREENSBURG –Greensburg and Decatur County Animal Shelter Director Minde Myers shared her shelter activity report for the month of July at a recent meeting of the Decatur County Commissioners.
GREENSBURG – The 390 year old bald cypress growing beside the East Street entrance to South Park Cemetery is now listed as the largest of its kind in the state
The folks at Meals on Wheels have figured out the secret to a great grilled pork chop! File photo
By: Bill Rethlake, Taylor, Erik Ortiz GERALD
Sep. 3—GREENSBURG — The 390 year old bald cypress growing beside the East Street entrance to South Park Cemetery is now listed as the largest of its kind in the state of Indiana.
An open house at the newly constructed Greensburg Fire Station# 1
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