The Greene County Emergency Management Office invites residents to learn how they can help make their communities safer and better prepared for emergencies through the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) initiative.

An informational meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Greene County Community Event Center, 4503 W. State Road 54, in Bloomfield. The meeting will take place in Heshey Hall.

What began with birthday money, a few supplies, and a little creativity at a kitchen counter has grown into a successful handmade jewelry business — and recently opened the door to an unforgettable opportunity for Aliza Cochran.

The City of Jasonville is inviting residents to honor veterans and active-duty military personnel through a banner program that will recognize their service along Main Street.

The Linton Water Department will begin flushing fire hydrants throughout the city's water system Sunday evening, Oct. 25.

The flushing process is expected to take four nights, with crews working from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. each night.

The Linton Public Library is scheduled to close Oct. 20-26 as crews install a new heating and cooling system.

City of Linton employees are getting into the Halloween spirit with a pumpkin decorating contest, and residents are invited to help choose the winners.

Shakamak State Park will celebrate the fall season Saturday, Oct. 17, with a full day of family-friendly activities, including a scavenger hunt, tie-dye, campground trick-or-treating, and a campsite decorating contest.

Linton's annual Spookfest celebration will return Saturday, Oct. 24, bringing an evening of Halloween fun, costumes, candy and entertainment to Linton City Park.

The event will feature a golf cart and side-by-side parade, trunk-or-treat activities, a costume contest, and live music.

Veterans, their families, and area residents will have access to a variety of free services and community resources Monday, Oct. 19, as two events bring together organizations dedicated to serving Greene and Sullivan counties.

Anyone who has watched Shakamak High School’s volleyball team play this season can easily figure out why the Lady Lakers are 22-3.

Hustle. Determination. Teamwork.

The never-say-die attitude has catapulted the team to a Class A seventh-place ranking, and the favorite heading into this week’s Class A White River Valley Sectional.

Drivers traveling through Linton on Thursday evening may have wondered why a bunch of bananas was running alongside the road.

They were not seeing things.

Members of the Linton-Stockton cross country team traded their usual practice attire for banana costumes and sunglasses before heading out to complete their miles.

The Town of Bloomfield is under a boil water order, according to a statement issued by Bloomfield School District Superintendent Dr. Scott Van Der Aa.

As a precaution, the school district will provide bottled water to all students and staff to ensure access to safe drinking water throughout the school day.

Due to a water main break, Eastern Heights Utilities Inc. has issued a BOIL ORDER for the following affected areas. This will be in effect until further notice.

The affected areas are within the city limits of Bloomfield, including Hashtown. This excludes customers North of Sand Road and North of Honeysuckle Road, customers North of 297 N Cold Springs Road and South of 1138 S. Baseline Road.

Guests visiting Shakamak State Park today may notice smoke in the area as park staff conduct a controlled burn on park property.

Metropolitan School District of Shakamak residents will have two informal opportunities to speak with Superintendent Dr. Jacinda Smith about the district’s upcoming operating referendum.

The community meet-ups will be held from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7, and Wednesday, Oct. 28, at Pizza Villa in Jasonville.

A Solsberry woman was arrested Oct. 1 after Indiana State Police allegedly found methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia in her bedroom during a probation search.

A Linton man faces three misdemeanor charges after police allegedly observed him driving a golf cart across both lanes of Vincennes Street.

Early voting for the 2026 General Election begins today, Oct. 6, at the Greene County Voter Registration Office, located on the second floor of the Greene County Courthouse in Room 225.

Regular early-voting hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The office will be closed Monday, Oct. 12, for Columbus Day. Early voting at the courthouse will end at noon Monday, Nov. 2.