Greensburg, United States (Local)
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Workers finish ADA ramp construction in preparation for opening the sidewalk near the 5 Points bridge over U.S. 421. According to Greensburg Highway Superintendent Mark Klosterkemper during a recent Board of Works meeting, work on the bridge has gone smoothly and it should be open by July 21.
Work on the Ironwood apartment building just south of the railroad tracks between Franklin and Broadway streets in Greensburg is underway.
Competitors in the 2026 Tom Swain Championship (left to right): Tensley Brewsaugh, Maddie Brewsaugh, Jackson Stevens, Kynlee Hill, Grady Harrison, Ava Doig, Klein Lowe, Reserve Grand Champion Kenney Sundal, Grand Champion Hanna Fuel, Miss Decatur County Ella Stromberg, Miss Decatur County Congeniality Ella Koors, Miss Decatur County 1st Runner-up Macy Kinker and Emma Nobbe.
Coi, by sumi-e artist Hank Martin, is now on display at Art on the Square Gallery in downtown Greensburg.
The Greensburg Decatur County Public Library has been awarded $19,471 by the Decatur County Community Foundation.
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The downtown Greensburg area will be receiving 16 new trash/recycling receptacles.
Drivers on the south side of Greensburg learned Monday that the bridge at the corner of S. Michigan and McKee streets (5 Points Tire) is now open. Minor resurfacing of the edges of the bridge will continue. Further on S. Michigan, the bridge at the bottom of the hill across from Edgewood Acres is temporarily closed.
Decatur County resident Chad Crowder (left) appeared before the Decatur County Commissioners Monday to ask for a moratorium or a ban on building data centers in the county.
