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Bill Rethlake

Bill Rethlake

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Staff Writer, Greensburg Daily News

Greensburg, Indiana

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  • Heavy rain created local problems

    By Bill Rethlake Verified| Greensburg Daily News Verified GREENSBURG – A weekend of especially heavy rain recently caused a couple of noteworthy problems for at least a couple of Greensburg facilities. It was reported that Decatur County received between 5 and 7 inches of rain between the afternoon of April 4 and the morning of April 7; several roads throughout the county were impassable due to flooding and had to be temporarily closed as a result. kAm(96?

    By Bill Rethlake Verified · Greensburg Daily News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Mayors Youth Council Chalk 5k approaches

    By Bill Rethlake Verified| Greensburg Daily News Verified GREENSBURG – Mayor’s Youth Council members Brenley Jamison, Carmin Ripperger, Declan Bruns and Wade Schutte recently spoke to the Greensburg Board of Works about their planned Chalk 5K, which is scheduled for June 14. For a Chalk 5K, participants wear white T-shirts and are showered with vibrant colors of skin-safe chalk at varying locations throughout the race, making a simple mile race more fun and much more colorful.

    By Bill Rethlake Verified · Greensburg Daily News

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Heavy rain created local problems

    By Bill Rethlake Verified| Greensburg Daily News Verified GREENSBURG – A weekend of especially heavy rain recently caused a couple of noteworthy problems for at least a couple of Greensburg facilities. It was reported that Decatur County received between 5 and 7 inches of rain between the afternoon of April 4 and the morning of April 7; several roads throughout the county were impassable due to flooding and had to be temporarily closed as a result. kAm(96?

    By Bill Rethlake Verified · Greensburg Daily News

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Greensburg Daily News

Greensburg, Indiana, United States

+1 812-663-3111