Loogootee News

North Daviess Schools Superintendent Robert Bell expects $300,000 in state funding cuts during the next 18 months.

Proposed cuts in state funding for education could cost Loogootee School Corporation $300,000 during 2010, which is 4.5 percent of its annual budget.

Mayor Don Bowling acknowledged Monday night Loogootee officials have failed in past years to pursue collecting delinquent water and sewer bills.

The Martin County Commissioners took steps Tuesday to ensure no further problems happen at the security center.

UPDATED 6:48 A.M. -- Linton-Stockton,Bloomfield, White River Valley, Eastern Greene and MSD of Shakamak school districts are on a two-hour delay this morning following the area's first measurable snowfall.

While these projects are generally a good thing, might it not be more worthwhile for PP&L to assist some of the towns upgrade their sewage treatment plants? If I`m going to have to eventually pay for PP&L`s 'charitable work' in my electric bill, I`d rather not have a double whammy by having to as much extra for the eventual upgrades that will be ...

Details in the case against a former Martin County jailer and an alleged affair with an inmate were released Wednesday.

Although influenza season only recently started, the initial impact on Loogootee schools has been minimal.

A southern Indiana city is hoping to turn a big problem into a little decorative history.

The Washington City Council once again heard a proposal on automatic meters for city utilities.

Members of the Clay County Retired Teachers Executive Board planned to attend the IRTA Fall Workshop in Indianapolis on Tuesday.

Workers in Elkhart, Loogootee and Knox County probably won't see pay raises next year.

Shakamak seniors Drew Gambill and Casey Fougerousse finished first and second respectively in their races Saturday at the Washington Invitational.

Twenty five years ago there was a group of men with a passion and zeal for antique farm equipment, who thought that it would be a fine idea to have a local event to showcase the equipment used in an earlier time by our forefathers.

Elmer and Rosie Mae Wagler of Odon announce the birth of their daughter, Jayna Rosann Wagler.

On or about October 2, 2009, the City of Washington intends to apply to the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs for a grant from the Community Focus Fund of the State Community Development Block Grant program.

Monty A. Brown, 64, of Linton, died Thursday, August 27, 2009, at the Martin County Health in Loogootee.

Jerry and Laurinda Walker will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sept. 7. They were married on Sept.

Joe and Edith Rehl and Phil and Lisa Stoll wish to announce the approaching marriage of their children, Mary Rehl and Tyler Stoll.

A Princeton, Ind. business that employs local residents is making use of their time and skills for community projects.