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Today's News

  • Four named Governor’s Scholars

    By TEENA DRAKE
    Special to The Trimble Banner

    Four outstanding Trimble County High School juniors—Olivia Nicole Cooley, McKenna Ginn, Conner Ball and Christian Apel—have received the honor to attend the Governor’s Scholars Program this summer.

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  • Snell arrested after 2-state pursuit

    A Trimble County man was arrested Wednesday morning, May 8, in Boone County, Ky., after leading multiple police agencies on a high-speed chase that started in Indiana.

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  • Gov. Beshear expands health coverage in Kentucky

    Staff report
    FRANKFORT, Ky. – Calling it “the single-most important decision in our lifetime for improving the health of Kentuckians,” Gov. Steve Beshear on Thursday announced the inclusion of 308,000 more Kentuckians in the federal Medicaid health insurance program. The expansion, together with the creation of the Health Benefit Exchange, will ensure that every Kentuckian will have access to affordable health insurance.

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  • KDH Cancer Treatment Center affiliates with Norton Cancer Institute

    MADISON, Ind. - To build upon its already strong cancer program, the Cancer Treatment Center at King’s Daughters’ Health has entered into an affiliation agreement with Norton Cancer Institute to provide physician care and program support. Dr. Shawn Glisson and Dr. George Goldsmith, (Oncology/Hematology physicians with Norton Cancer Institute, are now seeing patients at the KDH Cancer Center in downtown Madison. In addition to the affiliation with Norton Cancer Institute, KDH has hired nurse practitioner Andrea Casey to assist with patient care five days a week.

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  • Milton Commission discusses future Swap Meet changes

    By TODD POLLOCK
    Special to The Trimble Banner

    The bi-annual Swap Meet at the Milton City Park received considerable attention as the Milton City Commission met for its regularly scheduled meeting last Thursday, May 9, 2013 in the Milton Municipal Building. The Swap Meet was held two days later during the weekend of May 11-12.

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  • TRIMBLE HIGH’S GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM
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  • TCMS 8th graders visit Carroll County Career and Tech Center

    By TEENA DRAKE
    Special to The Trimble Banner
    The students at Trimble County Middle School have begun looking towards future opportunities as the end of their 8th grade school year rapidly approaches and the Carroll County Area Tech Center is an excellent place to begin. Offering a wide variety of classes with real life experiences this educational setting could be one of the most productive options for future citizens of Trimble County.

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  • Listen to your body

    Discovering your body’s wisdom comes as you begin to listen to your body and truly feel yourself. By aligning your body, you are more aware of self and your surroundings. Don’t become numb to yourself because of what you are involved in. Let go of motions that inhibited you. Avoid rushing entirely. Be aware of how you respond; generate healthier responses to external events.

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  • Saved by beauty

    At my church we talk a lot about beauty.
    The ancient Greeks and the early Christians elevated three prime virtues: truth, goodness and beauty, and as Russian novelist Dostoevsky wrote, “Beauty will save the world.”
    A longing for beauty is primal. A lack of it brings despair.

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  • Switzerland County presents countywide yard sale

    Locals and businesses located in Vevay and throughout Switzerland County, Indiana are gearing up for a spring yard sale. The event will take place on Saturday, June 15, 2013 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. across the county. Some residents will also participate on Sunday, June 16.  The event is open to the public.
    For more information on county, lodging, restaurants and tourist activities, call (812) 427-3237 or log on to www.switzcotourism.com. Switzerland County Tourism-Vevay, Indiana is also on Facebook.
     

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