WARSAW — The city of Warsaw will be going paperless, a little at a time, in regards to board packets for the Board of Works an Common Council meeting. Other city boards may follow at a later time. The city will also have its own mobile application. During the Friday, Aug. 7, Board of Public …read more.

NASHVILLE, IN — The Brown County Convention and Visitors Bureau has announced the launch of a new mobile app called “Discover Brown County.” It is the official handheld, mobile guide for visitors to navigate the county’s tourism attractions. Visitors who download the app will be able to access information on shops, restaurants, lodging and area …read more.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will be making a stop at Martin’s Super Market in Plymouth from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, July 17. The store is located at 865 E. Jefferson St. Those who wish to stop and see the iconic car will have a chance to get their picture taken with it and …read more.

By SCOTT DAVIS DNR Communications The Department of Natural Resources has released a new version of its mobile application, Indiana DNR. The redesigned app is now available for both the Apple and Android platforms. “The new app builds on the success of our previous iPhone application and adds new features,” DNR director Cameron Clark said. …read more.

A new smartphone app will allow users to stay on top of crime in in their neighborhood. Inspired by the 1980s cartoon McGruff the Crime Dog, the McGruff Mobile app shows where crimes have occurred and where registered sex offenders live. It is available for free through a partnership with the National Crime Prevention Council …read more.