Kate Thurston is a journalist who focuses on local news stories for the News-Examiner. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local government issues. Kate's work has also been featured in the Shelbyville News.
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Holiday expos and shows are making their way into Connersville over the next few weeks and one of the largest is The Sassy Peacock Show 2024. This is the Sassy
The WVAA will be celebrating the holiday season by creating an imaginary living room in their main display window. In it, an imaginary family will be preparing for the arrival
By: Kate Thurston
Circle of Ivy, the women’s philanthropy circle of the Ivy Tech Foundation, has raised more than $9,700 to support programs at Ivy Tech Richmond. Ivy Tech Richmond is one of
Over 20 years ago, Dick Herbert had a vision with property his bought on the north end of Connersville. On Nov. 22, his vision came true.
Beginning this evening, The Whitewater Valley Arts Association will hold their annual Handmade 4U event at 402 Central Avenue.
By: Kate Thurston
The Fayette County Chamber of Commerce has a new Executive Director, Tammy Barrett-Wolcott. After Sharon McQueen and Diana Phillips worked together this year, it was time to pass the torch
Over the weekend, the Connersville Lions Club enjoyed a Christmas dinner and surprised club president Bob Powell with an honorable award.
Maryann Reese has always had the blood of an entrepreneur running through her veins, that is why she owns two businesses locally.
Local author and Connersville native Ryan D. Marshall released his latest book, “Don’t Hang Your Harps on the Willows: Holding on to Hope in Exile” on December 15, 2024.
The Whitewater Valley Arts Association has managed a display project called “Noses in the windows.”
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