Mike Emery
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Richmond, IN, United States
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Richmond, Elwood police growing beards to help families of slain officers
Richmond and Elwood police officers are growing beards to raise money for families of Officer Noah Shahnavaz and Officer Seara Burton. → Read More
Richmond drummer Jeff Hamilton to play Reid Center fundraiser Nov. 11
Jazz drummer Jeff Hamilton, a Richmond native, will play a fundraising concert Nov. 11 at The Reid Center. → Read More
Veterans Nov. 5 parade moves to west side; Veterans Park to host Nov. 11 ceremony
Wayne County's annual veterans tributes this year include a Nov. 5 parade on West Main Street and a Nov. 11 ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park. → Read More
Historical site hosts programs about early Indiana life, food preservation, astronomy
Levi and Catharine Coffin State Historic Site has programs about early Indiana life, food preservation and the stars. → Read More
Prosecutor requests death sentence for man accused of killing K-9 Officer Seara Burton
Prosecutor Mike Shipman has requested the death sentence for Phillip Matthew Lee, the man accused of killing RPD K-9 Officer Seara Burton. → Read More
Property owner works with city, county to clean up dilapidated mobile homes
Palm Harbor Villages is working with Wayne County and Richmond to clean up 19 abandoned mobile homes on U.S. 35 property. → Read More
Richmond man arrested after standoff in Preble County
Justin Gabbard of Richmond, a Wayne County robbery suspect, was arrested Wednesday in Preble County after a standoff. → Read More
Senior housing development receives plan commission support
Richmond native Jake Powers' proposed senior housing development received a positive recommendation from plan commission. → Read More
State troopers arrest Georgia homicide suspect at Cambridge City gas station
Georgia homicide suspect Jason M. Palmer of Littleton, Mass., was arrested Wednesday at a Cambridge City gas station. → Read More
Reid Health volunteer receives Golden Hoosier Award
Romaine DeLucio was honored with a Golden Hoosier Award, the highest honor for Indiana senior citizens. → Read More
Vigran Family Foundation awards $69,000 to 29 local organizations
The Vigran Family Foundation established by Stanley L. Vigran has awarded 29 organizations a total of $69,000 in grants. → Read More
Senior Adult Ministry will play UNO during its Oct. 25 meeting
Senior Adult Ministry invites anyone age 50 or older to play UNO during its Oct. 25 meeting. → Read More
Small business group selects new regional director
Karen Lloyd has been selected the new regional director for the East Central Indiana Small Business Development Center. → Read More
Richmond's Tree Tenders volunteers begin planting program
Richmond's Tree Tenders volunteers have begun its planting project to combat effects of heat on city residents. → Read More
Only 2 township races contested: Wayne trustee and Jefferson board
Wayne Township Trustee Susan Isaacs is challenged by Cassandra Brown, and four candidates are running for three Jefferson Township board seats. → Read More
Vandor Corporation celebrates 50 years with employee event
Vandor celebrates 50 years. Doan & Mills Funeral Home employees receive honors. Rosebud worker receives scholarship. → Read More
Richmond Fire Department paramedicine program, chief receive statewide awards
The Indiana Fire Chiefs Association recently honored RFD's community paramedicine program and Chief Jerry Purcell. → Read More
'Old Friends' exhibit showcases retired Earlham instructors' works
"Old Friends" art exhibition features work of retired Earlham College instructors Nancy Taylor and Walt Bistline. → Read More
Vaccine Summit: Hesitancy, inequity amplify Hoosiers' disease risk
Experts during a Thursday night Vaccine Summit said hesitancy and inequity amplify Hoosiers' risk from diseases. → Read More
Richmond to begin leaf collection Oct. 17
Richmond will begin collecting leaves Oct. 17, needing 15 working days to cover all areas within the city limits. → Read More