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September 7, 2021


In the Tuesday, September 7, 2021 issue

Mini Park Taking Shape

The mini park in Osgood on Buckeye Street has taken on a whole new look with a mural being painted, shrubs and flowers planted and much more. Organizers of the Osgood Beautification Committee say this should be complete by Bricktoberfest .

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McKittrick wins at Shelbyville

Tracy McKittrick picked up medalist honors for the first time this season and Jac-Cen-Del girls golf competed in a three-way meet at the Timbergate Golf Course in Edinburgh against Shelbyville and Southwestern (Shelby) last Tuesday evening. Shelbyville …

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In the print edition:

Don’t miss the excitement of Bricktoberfes

A great line-up of music has been procured for the Osgood Bricktoberfest this Saturday, September 11. The event is located on the Historic Brick Road where local vendors will have their booths set up from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.


Family of wounded Marine asks for prayers, and cards

In neighboring Dearborn County the news of marines being killed in Afghanistan was quickly monitored as Marine Cpl. Kelsee Lainhart was on duty in Kabul where the terrorist attack took place. She was critically wounded with shrapnel being left in her temple above her right eye and near her spinal cord.


Over 1,100 full-time jobs available

Recently it has become rare to go to a restaurant and not see some variety of a “now hiring” sign. Since the pandemic, businesses in the service industry have been severely short staffed, struggling to hire and retain workers.