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- In this week's Brown County Democrat: 12:46pm Dec 22
- In this week's Brown County Democrat: 10:19am Dec 18
- In this week's Brown County Democrat: 1:40pm Dec 8
Headlines: Schools prepare for cuts Grant funds could aid in plans for old jail site Proposed projects for the old jail property (with maps and architect's drawings) ...
Headlines: Old jail awaits a sentence (Take a video tour of the deteriorating, county-owned property by clicking here.) Higher water, sewer rates coming down pipe for 2010 72 apartments in the works for Gnaw Bone ...
Headlines: Blade Reed sentenced to 30 years School district tries to dodge cuts Children's Auction proceeds up...
Fourteen-year-old Blade Reed was sentenced to 30 years in jail Monday for his role in the killing of Richard "Dude" Voland and the serious injury of his wife, Mary. Read more at www.bcdemocrat.com and in the Dec. 9 issue of the Brown County Democrat.
Jami Lost Dog in Brown County- Our dog Charlie was left outside and loose today and now he is missing. We think he has been gone since this morning because there is nothing new chewed up around the yard. He is a young American Pit Bull and looks a lot like a little deer. We really love that silly dog, so we would appreciate... any prayers you could ...send up for him. He is the sweetest guy you would ever meet. Contact myself or message Meme Paige Anderson on my friends list.
Kim Congratulations, Rodney Margison (5 awards) and Megan O'Bryan (1 award) on your awards from the Hoosier State Press Association. I am proud that I had the pleasure of working with both of you!
Headlines: Millions secured for sewer projects Insurance claims cost county more than $1 million Craft brewery finding niche in artist's colony ...
Headlines: Jackson Fire, county OK grant terms County fails to win EMS grant 9-year-old reports being molested ...
