This is the online home of the Crothersville Times — the largest weekly newspaper in Jackson and Scott County — first online in 2000.
Deputies Arrest Motorist On Drug, Gun & Impersonating Police Charges
A rural Clark County man faces drug & gun charges and impersonating a law enforcement officer after Scott County deputies made a traffic stop on I-65 near the 31-mile marker north of Scottsburg.Late Thursday evening, June 11, Scott County Deputies Kenton Makowsky...
Amid COVID-19, Now’s A Good Time To Plan For Medical Emergencies, End-Of-Life
Though the COVID-19 pandemic carries on, claiming lives, infecting thousands more and altering social and economic landscapes, the number of people planning ahead with health care instructions doesn't seem to have changed.Attorneys, whose practices include estate...
Coronavirus Killing Crothersville Cultural Arts Activities
The Crothersville Historical and Cultural Arts Association is a unique organization with events at Hamacher Hall, located at 211 East Howard Street in Crothersville.The officers planned a calendar of activities for 2020, but due to the Coronavirus and the restrictions...
Crothersville’s Carson Farmer Awarded Rumpke Scholarship
Crothersville High School senior Carson Farmer is the 2020 Rumpke Medora Landfill Scholarship winner.On his application, Farmer wrote that he plans to pursue a career as a conservation officer, managing and protecting wildlife and various water resources. He plans to...
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO RECOMMEND ADOPTION OF A TEXT AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING ORDINANCEThe City of Austin Advisory Plan Commission (“PC”) will consider the adoption of a text amendment to the City’s Zoning Ordinance that creates new requirements for...
Thoughts On Our Current Times From Those Of The Past
by Curt Kovener I recently stumbled across a quote by Frederick Douglass, “Between the Christianity of this land and the Christianity of Christ, I recognize the widest possible difference.” It seems appropriate for these current times so I reflected on two other great...