Linton’s Carnegie Heritage and Arts Center is in danger of extinction. Filled with local history, the center’s mission statement is to “preserve, nurture, and display our community’s heritage as well as promote appreciation, education and the participation in the visual, literary and musical arts of Greene County. We also pledge to preserve and maintain the historic 1908 Carnegie Margaret Cooper Library Building.”...

The last time Eastern Greene had a winning record in volleyball was in 2015, but coach Whitney Richardson sees a solid foundation building up inside the T-Bird program. “We only lost one senior from last year. We were really young with only one senior. There are a lot of girls with a lot of skills and I am excited to refine those skills this year. I’m looking to have a pretty successful season,” Richardson said...

Lifelong Linton resident Jarod Lee is being represented by the ACLU of Indiana in a lawsuit against the city of Linton, filed July 28, 2020. Lee, whose family name is in the park’s title, grew up on property bordering the 660-acre public Lee/Sherrard Park, otherwise known as the Conservation Club, which offers trails for hiking and biking and several ponds for fishing...