A ghastly tale of murder and mayhem occurred in the historic area we have been featuring this week. Details were published at the time...

John Small was the Sheriff of Knox County in 1790, serving as a representative of the Judicial Court system and trying to maintain peace...

This week we will be posting a series of blogs called What Happened Here. Focusing on one area in the county we will try to list all the...

Photos and text from the Leader, a Golden Rule publication, published in August 1983. “A new Golden Rule building is going up in downtown...

August 20, 1914 Lawrenceville Republican The quiet village of Birds was excited Saturday by the attempted hold- up of the cashier in...

This object came in with a collection of items several years ago, and the researchers have yet to figure out what it is or what its...

After nearly ten years of dedicated service to Golden Rule, switchboard operator Betty Mieure retired in 1983. Betty’s first job...

January 2, 1945 Daily Record A Roosevelt spokesman called for the induction into service of able men between 18-26 who now have...

In 1983 Dottie Hennessy was named new Personnel Manager for Golden Rule’s Home Office in Lawrenceville. Working with Cathy Rooney, a...

After the stone of Elizabeth A. Bell at Bell Cemetery in Lukin Township, was reset and cleaned the inscription could be read. The...