NEW ALBANY, Ind. — A church in southern Indiana gave visitors a journey of a lifetime on Saturday. What is now known as the Town Clock Church on East Main Street in New Albany opened its doors ...

church in new albany that was pivotal during the underground railroad, receives a national grant. FRIENDS OF THE TOWN CLOCK CHURCH WAS AWARDED $200,000 FROM A FOUNDATION THAT PRESERVES BLACK CHURCHES.

NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WDRB) — A historic church in southern Indiana, once a refuge for people seeking freedom through the Underground Railroad, is working to preserve its history.

As the heat is expected to keep cooking southern Indiana every summer, you'll be glad to know there's a church in New Albany willing to help you stay out of the sun. Contact reporter Jose Alonzo ...

He wanted to quickly spread the news: His church will be open Sunday. Before the pandemic, 20 to 25 people gathered at Pearl Baptist Church in New Albany, where Farnsley is a pastor.

About 150 years ago, the steeple of the Old Town Clock Church in New Albany rose 150 feet in the air, serving as a call to worship but also acting as a beacon to slaves seeking a new life in the ...

St. Mary's Catholic Church in New Albany, Indiana, found a way to speak to patrons face to face during a time of self-isolation ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A new gasolier now lights the sanctuary of a southern Indiana church that was part of the Underground Railroad. A new electric-powered gasolier hanging from an ornate ...

New Albany churches to open cooling centers during intense temperatures this summer. ... "And New Albany is going to be the only one in southern Indiana to have cooling stations for their citizens.

The New Albany Ledger printed stories about what was happening, but never mentioned names. Church leaders were too powerful and too well-liked to go that far. Credit: WHAS11 News ...

NEW ALBANY, Ind. (AP) - A historic southern Indiana church is getting a new steeple more than a century after a lightning strike destroyed its original spire. Crews will lift the 65-foot steeple ...