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* 4H Enrollment - Looking for a way to help your child build confidence, leadership skills, and lifelong friendships? 4-H might be the perfect fit. 4-H is a nationwide youth development program that gives young people hands-on experience in agriculture, science, leadership, and more—helping them grow into confident, responsible citizens. It’s not too late to enroll for this year. Sign up by May 15th to participate in the 2026 Orange County 4-H Fair and the Indiana State Fair. Just visit 4-H Online at v2.4honline.com Enrollment is just 15 dollars per member, with a family cap of 45 dollars. And Mini 4-H, for grades kindergarten through second, is completely free. To enroll or learn more, contact Purdue Extension Orange County at 812-723-7107. Give your child the opportunity to learn, lead, and succeed with 4-H.
* Looking for a fun way to kick off your Memorial Day weekend? Head to French Lick for the Annual Jeep Poker Run, hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Post 76!. It’s happening Saturday, May 30th. Registration begins at 10:30 AM, with participants rolling out at noon. Entry is just ten dollars per person, and whether you’ve got a Jeep, motorcycle, or anything on wheels—you’re welcome to join the ride!. Riders will return around 5 PM, with great food waiting, plus live music from TBO starting at 7. Stick around for prizes, raffles, and giveaways! Don’t miss the Annual Jeep Poker Run—May 30th in French Lick. Fun, food, and community—all for a great cause!.IGC #000135
* Looking for fresh, local, and fun this summer? Mark your calendar for the opening of Market in the Park in Paoli!. Opening day is Friday, May 29th, 2026 at Paoli Community Park. Then join us every Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. Browse local vendors, enjoy fresh produce, homemade goods, and support talented artisans and food makers from our community. It’s the perfect way to spend your Friday evenings with family, friends, and neighbors. Don’t miss Market in the Park—starting May 29th in Paoli!
* Spring is here, and the Paoli Agriculture Department and FFA Chapter are inviting the community to their Annual Greenhouse Plant Sale. Featuring flowers, vegetables, and more—all grown by students—the sale supports hands-on learning and local agricultural programs. The greenhouse will be open throughout late April and May, with special Saturday sales held at Tractor Supply. Organizers say every purchase helps students gain real-world experience while giving your garden a fresh start for the season. Stop by, support local students, and grow something great this spring. The greenhouse will be open Thursday April 23rd through May 22nd with hours 315PM-430PM Monday through Friday and at the Tractor Supply Sat April 25th and May 9th 9AM-1230PM
* French Lick Senior Citizen Dance, Fri May 8th with music by Last Call Band. Admission is $8.00 and Doors open at 6:00 and dancing from 630PM-9:00PM. The French Lick Senior Center Located on South Bears Bend Rd, in French Lick
* Health and Science Institute ® Adult First Aid/Adult CPR AED. Deaconess Memorial Medical Center is offering an Adult First Aid and CPR AED training course this May in Jasper. The class teaches lifesaving skills including CPR, AED use, and how to respond in a medical emergency using the same approach as professional responders. Sessions will be held Monday, May 4th and May 18th from 7:30 a.m. to noon at the Memorial Southside Office. The cost is 68 dollars, and space is limited, so pre-registration is required. To sign up, visit www.deaconess.com and click on Classes and Events, or call 812-996-2399.
* Knowing how to respond in a mental health situation can make a real difference. Deaconess Memorial Medical Center is offering Adult Mental Health First Aid training. This skills-based course teaches you how to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health or substance use challenges in adults. The next class is Monday, May 11th, from 8 AM to 2 PM—and it’s free, thanks to support from the Dubois County Community Foundation. To register, visit www.deaconess.com and click “Classes and Events,” or call 812-996-2399, option 1.
* The more you know about pregnancy and childbirth, the more confident you’ll feel every step of the way. Expectant parents are invited to attend “Preparation for Childbirth” classes at Deaconess Memorial Medical Center. The class will be held Tuesday, May 12th, from 6:30 to 9 PM at the Medical Arts Conference Center in Jasper. You’ll learn what to expect during delivery and enjoy a tour of the Women and Infant Services unit.Classes are free if you’re delivering at Deaconess, or sixty-five dollars otherwise. To register, visit www.deaconess.com and click “Classes and Events,” or call 812-996-0383
* French Lick Senior Citizen Dance, Fri May 15th with music by Little Mountain Band. Admission is $8.00 and Doors open at 6:00 and dancing from 630PM-9:00PM. The French Lick Senior Center Located on South Bears Bend Rd, in French Lick
* The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is offering free well water testing through its 2026 Groundwater Monitoring Network. If you rely on a private well, you may qualify to have your water tested at no cost. Officials say the program helps homeowners better understand their drinking water, while also improving groundwater data across the state. To learn more or apply, visit idem.IN.gov That’s idem.IN.gov
* The Orleans Town Crew will collect yard waste, grass clippings, small twigs, garden waste, shrubbery trimmings, which is placed at curb provided they are marked container of sorts that does not weigh more than 50 pounds. Small tree limbs, branches will be collected at curbside if they are reasonably stacked with the base pointing toward the street and only if they have been cut into four-foot lengths and not larger than 3 “ in diameter. Larger tree limbs, tree stumps and tree trunks will NOT be collected by the street employees. Residents may take those type of items to the town lake area and placed on the brush pile located there by accessing a key at the town office. Limbs and yard debris may be dropped off at the town lake. NO treated or painted lumber allowed. The Town Superintendent will have the final say on what is allowed to be collected. For more information or to schedule a pick-up residents may contact the Orleans Town Offices during regular business hours M-F 812 865 2539; or via email: orleanstownhall@townoforleans.org
* Stop The Bleed. In emergency situations, the help given by an immediate responder can often make the difference between life and death, even before professional rescuers arrive. Deaconess Memorial Medical Center’s Ambulance and Trauma Services is offering “Stop The Bleed®”. This informational program focuses on the immediate response to bleeding, recognizing life-threatening bleeding, and appropriate ways to stop the bleeding. For more information and scheduling contact Sarah.Schneider2@deaconess.com
* Change the Life You Live: Diabetes Program. Diabetes touches almost every part of your life. It’s a serious, lifelong condition, but there’s a lot you can do to protect your health. Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center is offering, “Change the Life you Live: Diabetes.” These classes offer the opportunity to achieve optimal health while living with diabetes. The classes are facilitated by Certified Diabetes Educators who teach participants how to control their diabetes using medication, self-monitoring, nutrition, and physical activity. A variety of classes are offered beginning with Diabetes Pathways, which is a baseline class for those newly diagnosed with diabetes. Following the completion of Diabetes Pathways, additional classes are offered for a more personalized curriculum. Participants are encouraged to bring a family member or friend. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, call 812-996-0521.
* Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Orleans Alumni Banquet, coming up Saturday, June 6th at the Orleans High School Practice Gym. Dinner tickets are 25 dollars and must be purchased in advance by May 28th. Tickets are available at Mid-Southern Savings Bank, the Orleans Town Office, the Orleans Library, or online through Zeffy. No tickets will be sold at the door. This year’s honor classes include all graduating classes ending in “6,” with special recognition for the Orleans High School Bicentennial Class of 1976 celebrating their Golden Anniversary. Complimentary tickets are available for graduating seniors. Seniors planning to attend should sign up with Mr. Day in the high school principal’s office. For more information, contact Mike Magill at 653-1622 or visit the Orleans Alumni Association Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100039501583135
* “Wednesday Weight Checks for Baby”. Deaconess Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center’s lactation consultants are offering free walk-in, infant weight checks on Wednesdays except the 1st Wednesday of the month from 9-11 a.m. Weight checks will be held in the First Level Conference Room. Enter the main entrance of the hospital and stop at the information desk. Signs will be posted directing you to the appropriate location (across from outpatient lab). Lactation consults will also be available by appointment if needed. Call 812-996-0383
* Free HIV and Hepatitis C testing every Monday from 1PM-4PM at IU Health, Paoli Hospital, in the Professional Building No Appt. recquired, more information call 723-7573
May 16th - 31st
* Coming to Orange County, Saturday May 16th, a special Smithsonian traveling exhibition celebrating America’s democratic journey. The Orange County Convention and Visitors Bureau invites you to experience “Voices & Votes: Democracy in America,” on display at the Timeless French Lick Visitors Center from May 16th through June 28th. Presented through the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street program and Indiana Humanities, the exhibit features fascinating artifacts, photographs, interactive displays, and stories that explore the ideals, struggles, and triumphs of American democracy. Join the community for Opening Day festivities on Saturday, May 16th, beginning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 a.m., followed by a VIP walkthrough at 11, and a public reception with refreshments at noon. Don’t miss this nationally recognized exhibit in historic French Lick.
* Looking for fresh, local, and fun this summer? Mark your calendar for the opening of Market in the Park in Paoli!. Opening day is Friday, May 29th, 2026 at Paoli Community Park. Then join us every Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. Browse local vendors, enjoy fresh produce, homemade goods, and support talented artisans and food makers from our community. It’s the perfect way to spend your Friday evenings with family, friends, and neighbors. Don’t miss Market in the Park—starting May 29th in Paoli!
* Looking for a fun way to kick off your Memorial Day weekend? Head to French Lick for the Annual Jeep Poker Run, hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Post 76!. It’s happening Saturday, May 30th. Registration begins at 10:30 AM, with participants rolling out at noon. Entry is just ten dollars per person, and whether you’ve got a Jeep, motorcycle, or anything on wheels—you’re welcome to join the ride!. Riders will return around 5 PM, with great food waiting, plus live music from TBO starting at 7. Stick around for prizes, raffles, and giveaways! Don’t miss the Annual Jeep Poker Run—May 30th in French Lick. Fun, food, and community—all for a great cause!.IGC #000135
* Get ready for the kickoff to summer and a continued celebration of America 250 right here in Orange County. Join friends, neighbors, and community leaders on Saturday, May 17th from 2 until 5 p.m. on the Orange County Courthouse Lawn for an afternoon of family fun, music, and community spirit. Enjoy free ice cream for the first 250 attendees, live music from the Lick Creek Band, community organizations, fresh strawberries from Lost River, and plenty of surprises throughout the day. Families are also invited to take part in the red, white, and blue Bicycle Parade hosted by Team Peace. Meet at the courthouse at 1 p.m. for the ride before the celebration begins. Bring your lawn chairs, bring the family, and help celebrate the spirit of Orange County — because this is Our Community.
* French Lick Senior Citizen Dance, Fri May 22nd with music by Paul Smith Band. Admission is $8.00 and Doors open at 6:00 and dancing from 630PM-9:00PM. The French Lick Senior Center Located on South Bears Bend Rd, in French Lick
* French Lick Senior Citizen Dance, Fri May 29th with music by Little Mountain Band. Admission is $8.00 and Doors open at 6:00 and dancing from 630PM-9:00PM. The French Lick Senior Center Located on South Bears Bend Rd, in French Lick
* French Lick Senior Citizen Karoake, Sun May 31st. Admission is $5.00 and Karaoke 2PM-5PM. The French Lick Senior Center Located on South Bears Bend Rd, in French Lick
* Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Orleans Alumni Banquet, coming up Saturday, June 6th at the Orleans High School Practice Gym. Dinner tickets are 25 dollars and must be purchased in advance by May 28th. Tickets are available at Mid-Southern Savings Bank, the Orleans Town Office, the Orleans Library, or online through Zeffy. No tickets will be sold at the door. This year’s honor classes include all graduating classes ending in “6,” with special recognition for the Orleans High School Bicentennial Class of 1976 celebrating their Golden Anniversary. Complimentary tickets are available for graduating seniors. Seniors planning to attend should sign up with Mr. Day in the high school principal’s office. For more information, contact Mike Magill at 653-1622 or visit the Orleans Alumni Association Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100039501583135
* The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is offering free well water testing through its 2026 Groundwater Monitoring Network. If you rely on a private well, you may qualify to have your water tested at no cost. Officials say the program helps homeowners better understand their drinking water, while also improving groundwater data across the state. To learn more or apply, visit idem.IN.gov That’s idem.IN.gov
* The Orleans Town Crew will collect yard waste, grass clippings, small twigs, garden waste, shrubbery trimmings, which is placed at curb provided they are marked container of sorts that does not weigh more than 50 pounds. Small tree limbs, branches will be collected at curbside if they are reasonably stacked with the base pointing toward the street and only if they have been cut into four-foot lengths and not larger than 3 “ in diameter. Larger tree limbs, tree stumps and tree trunks will NOT be collected by the street employees. Residents may take those type of items to the town lake area and placed on the brush pile located there by accessing a key at the town office. Limbs and yard debris may be dropped off at the town lake. NO treated or painted lumber allowed. The Town Superintendent will have the final say on what is allowed to be collected. For more information or to schedule a pick-up residents may contact the Orleans Town Offices during regular business hours M-F 812 865 2539; or via email: orleanstownhall@townoforleans.org
* Stop The Bleed. In emergency situations, the help given by an immediate responder can often make the difference between life and death, even before professional rescuers arrive. Deaconess Memorial Medical Center’s Ambulance and Trauma Services is offering “Stop The Bleed®”. This informational program focuses on the immediate response to bleeding, recognizing life-threatening bleeding, and appropriate ways to stop the bleeding. For more information and scheduling contact Sarah.Schneider2@deaconess.com
* Change the Life You Live: Diabetes Program. Diabetes touches almost every part of your life. It’s a serious, lifelong condition, but there’s a lot you can do to protect your health. Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center is offering, “Change the Life you Live: Diabetes.” These classes offer the opportunity to achieve optimal health while living with diabetes. The classes are facilitated by Certified Diabetes Educators who teach participants how to control their diabetes using medication, self-monitoring, nutrition, and physical activity. A variety of classes are offered beginning with Diabetes Pathways, which is a baseline class for those newly diagnosed with diabetes. Following the completion of Diabetes Pathways, additional classes are offered for a more personalized curriculum. Participants are encouraged to bring a family member or friend. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, call 812-996-0521.
* “Wednesday Weight Checks for Baby”. Deaconess Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center’s lactation consultants are offering free walk-in, infant weight checks on Wednesdays except the 1st Wednesday of the month from 9-11 a.m. Weight checks will be held in the First Level Conference Room. Enter the main entrance of the hospital and stop at the information desk. Signs will be posted directing you to the appropriate location (across from outpatient lab). Lactation consults will also be available by appointment if needed. Call 812-996-0383
* Free HIV and Hepatitis C testing every Monday from 1PM-4PM at IU Health, Paoli Hospital, in the Professional Building No Appt. recquired, more information call 723-7573
* French Lick Senior Citizen Dance, Fri April 17th with music by Little Mountain Band. Admission is $8.00 and Doors open at 6:00 and dancing from 630PM-9:00PM. The French Lick Senior Center Located on South Bears Bend Rd, in French Lick
June 1st - 15th
* The Melton Public Library invites you to a special Meet and Greet and Book Signing with author Ron Prosser , a native of French Lick, Indiana, on Thursday, June 4th from 2 until 5 p.m. Prosser will be signing copies of his book, “The Last Resort,” available for purchase for just 10 dollars — cash or Venmo only. Best of all, proceeds from the book sale will benefit the Springs Valley Education Foundation supporting local students in Coach Kevin Mills’ name. Come meet Ron Prosser June 4th at the Melton Public Library.
* Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Orleans Alumni Banquet, coming up Saturday, June 6th at the Orleans High School Practice Gym. Dinner tickets are 25 dollars and must be purchased in advance by May 28th. Tickets are available at Mid-Southern Savings Bank, the Orleans Town Office, the Orleans Library, or online through Zeffy. No tickets will be sold at the door. This year’s honor classes include all graduating classes ending in “6,” with special recognition for the Orleans High School Bicentennial Class of 1976 celebrating their Golden Anniversary. Complimentary tickets are available for graduating seniors. Seniors planning to attend should sign up with Mr. Day in the high school principal’s office. For more information, contact Mike Magill at 653-1622 or visit the Orleans Alumni Association Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100039501583135
* Rev up your engines and mark your calendars for the 2026 Higher Ground C-A-R-nival — the 22nd Annual community car show and family fun event — happening Saturday, June 13th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Eastern Time in the downtown parking lot along Highway 56 in French Lick, in front of Brick Street!. Registration is just 15 dollars per car from 9 until noon, with trophies awarded in dozens of classes including classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, muscle cars, imports, and more — plus Best of Show honors!. Enjoy lots of food, tons of door prizes, a free kids play zone, and vendor booths on the town green. For more information, search Facebook for “Higher Ground CARnival.” https://www.facebook.com/p/Higher-Ground-CARnival-100064403123850/
* The Indiana Department of Environmental Management is offering free well water testing through its 2026 Groundwater Monitoring Network. If you rely on a private well, you may qualify to have your water tested at no cost. Officials say the program helps homeowners better understand their drinking water, while also improving groundwater data across the state. To learn more or apply, visit idem.IN.gov That’s idem.IN.gov
* The Orleans Town Crew will collect yard waste, grass clippings, small twigs, garden waste, shrubbery trimmings, which is placed at curb provided they are marked container of sorts that does not weigh more than 50 pounds. Small tree limbs, branches will be collected at curbside if they are reasonably stacked with the base pointing toward the street and only if they have been cut into four-foot lengths and not larger than 3 “ in diameter. Larger tree limbs, tree stumps and tree trunks will NOT be collected by the street employees. Residents may take those type of items to the town lake area and placed on the brush pile located there by accessing a key at the town office. Limbs and yard debris may be dropped off at the town lake. NO treated or painted lumber allowed. The Town Superintendent will have the final say on what is allowed to be collected. For more information or to schedule a pick-up residents may contact the Orleans Town Offices during regular business hours M-F 812 865 2539; or via email: orleanstownhall@townoforleans.org
* Stop The Bleed. In emergency situations, the help given by an immediate responder can often make the difference between life and death, even before professional rescuers arrive. Deaconess Memorial Medical Center’s Ambulance and Trauma Services is offering “Stop The Bleed®”. This informational program focuses on the immediate response to bleeding, recognizing life-threatening bleeding, and appropriate ways to stop the bleeding. For more information and scheduling contact Sarah.Schneider2@deaconess.com
* Change the Life You Live: Diabetes Program. Diabetes touches almost every part of your life. It’s a serious, lifelong condition, but there’s a lot you can do to protect your health. Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center is offering, “Change the Life you Live: Diabetes.” These classes offer the opportunity to achieve optimal health while living with diabetes. The classes are facilitated by Certified Diabetes Educators who teach participants how to control their diabetes using medication, self-monitoring, nutrition, and physical activity. A variety of classes are offered beginning with Diabetes Pathways, which is a baseline class for those newly diagnosed with diabetes. Following the completion of Diabetes Pathways, additional classes are offered for a more personalized curriculum. Participants are encouraged to bring a family member or friend. Pre-registration is required. For more information or to register, call 812-996-0521.
* “Wednesday Weight Checks for Baby”. Deaconess Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center’s lactation consultants are offering free walk-in, infant weight checks on Wednesdays except the 1st Wednesday of the month from 9-11 a.m. Weight checks will be held in the First Level Conference Room. Enter the main entrance of the hospital and stop at the information desk. Signs will be posted directing you to the appropriate location (across from outpatient lab). Lactation consults will also be available by appointment if needed. Call 812-996-0383
* Free HIV and Hepatitis C testing every Monday from 1PM-4PM at IU Health, Paoli Hospital, in the Professional Building No Appt. recquired, more information call 723-7573
June 16th - 30th
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