If dressing up and decorating a mobile cooler to take on a jaunt around picturesque county roads tossing and chasing a cannonball sounds like a good time, the St. Patrick’s Celebration committee still ...

The Celestine Volunteer Fire Department posted a message on its Facebook page regarding the death of volunteer firefighter Luke Gehlhausen. Mr. Gehlhausen, 41, a 17-year veteran of the Celestine ...

The Jasper Street Department will close E. 8th Street between McCrillus Street and Fairview Avenue for a storm sewer replacement on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, starting at 8:00 a.m. Barring any ...

Heart of Jasper is excited to announce a new feature for the upcoming Shop & Sip event — the Artist Walk. This addition will showcase the work of 10 talented local artists, with displays set up inside ...

Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance is now accepting applications for its summer internship program. There are approximately 20 paid internship opportunities in a variety of business areas, including claims ...

The Jasper Police Department temporarily assigned Patrolman Logan Jones to focus exclusively on drug issues in the community, resulting in significant enforcement activity during August that included ...

Following their sold-out Saturday night performance, On the Border: The Ultimate Eagles Tribute returns to the Lincoln Amphitheatre for a special Amp Unplugged Sunday matinee on September 14—an ...

On Friday, September 26, at 11:00 a.m., long-time Jasper resident Jim Hedinger will present a program on clocks at the Dubois ...

This week marks a significant moment of closure for Mentors for Youth of Dubois County, as former executive director Ellen Corn was sentenced following her conviction for embezzling from the ...

Jasper’s Downtown Revitalization Phase II Project is moving forward, with the 9th and Main Streets intersection now closed for repairs. Trucks traveling east-west are being directed to 15th Street ...

As leaders and residents of Dubois County, we believe public officials must be held to the highest ethical and moral standards. The Sheriff’s Office, in particular, depends entirely on the trust of ...

Ellen L. Corn, 50, of Petersburg, Indiana, has been sentenced to one year and nine months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, after pleading guilty to five counts of wire ...