White River Valley High School soccer players (from left) Molly Settles, Charles Linneweber, and MaKenna LaFever were recently honored as being among the best soccer players in southern Indiana. (Submitted photo)

Linton-Stockton High School junior Sage Hall has sacrificed a lot to be able to participate in the sport she loves. Four times a week she drives to Terre Haute for practice. (Submitted photo)

Property owners have just a few days left to pay their fall property taxes before the deadline Tuesday, Nov. 10.

Greene County Treasurer Samantha Mahan is reminding residents to make their payments on time to avoid late penalties. Several payment options are available, but residents should pay close attention to cutoff times, particularly for online payments and the courthouse drop box.

Linton-Stockton High School seniors (from left) Bubba Chancy, Preston Snyder, Tanner Scarborough, Tyler Franklin, Harrison James, Brett Anderson, and Noah Parker gathered for the final time after their Class 2A Sectional 40 championship game Friday night at North Posey.

A warning to motorists from Lyons Town Marshal Chandler Willard is simple: Put the phone down. It can wait.

Willard issued two citations for cell phone use while driving within the first hour of his shift Friday, prompting a reminder from the Lyons Police Department about the dangers of distracted driving.

“Distracted driving continues to be a serious concern, and it's something we want to address before it results in a preventable tragedy,” Willard said.

A tractor-trailer rollover Wednesday afternoon on State Road 54 east of Ray Road left the driver with minor injuries and is expected to result in a temporary road closure.

According to the Greene County Sheriff's Office, deputies responded to the single-vehicle crash at approximately 4:15 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 4.

As of 5 p.m., traffic was restricted to one lane. Authorities said the roadway would be closed when a wrecker arrived and would remain closed until the tractor-trailer was removed.

Voters across Greene County weighed in on the future leadership of their local schools Tuesday, selecting school board members in five districts during the 2026 general election.

While several candidates cruised to victory without opposition, other races drew multiple challengers, with some decided by comfortable margins and one White River Valley contest separated by just 41 votes.

Republican candidates emerged victorious in all three contested Greene County races in Tuesday's general election, securing wins for county recorder, clerk, and County Council District 4.