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Local leader wants to change state system as Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction
From working with the New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated Schools Corp. to Greater Clark County Schools, Tony Bennett is well-known in the Southern Indiana area.
Staff of Indiana Historical Society's - History Train' includes Scott County man
A red-and-white striped locomotive is going to haul three red boxcars to four sites in Indiana this October, and Jim Hall of Scottsburg is along for the ride.
Clarksville woman among those arrested in Scottsburg
Police on Monday night arrested five people in Scottsburg in relation to methamphetamine dealing.
5 arrested in Indiana meth bust
Five people from Indiana were arrested on charges on charges related to methamphetamines tonight in Scottsburg, Ind., according to an Indiana State Police release.
Scottsburg getting VA Health Care Center
Congressman Baron Hill has announced the opening of a temporary veterans' health care center in Scottsburg.
IUS offers various October performances
Indiana University Southeast is holding several performances in October at its Paul W. Ogle Cultural and Community Center, 4201 Grant Line Road in New Albany: Student Convocation: 'Rhythm Science' lecture, ...
Veterans health clinic heads to Scottsburg
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs anticipates the opening of a permanent clinic in Scottsburg by spring 2009.
People can pay property taxes through Friday without penalty
The one-week extension was called because of the emergency situation in the county due to the severe windstorm experienced on Sunday, September 14.
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The candidates seeking to lead public instruction in Indiana spent Monday afternoon in Richmond, fielding questions from groups on issues ranging from standardized testing and graduation rates to home schooling ...
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Jimmy Lee Stewart, 60, of Columbus, Ind., died at 1:50 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 21, 2008, at Hospice of South Central Indiana Inpatient Facility in Indiana.
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Owls sweep signles to defeat Braves 4-1 in tennis
Brownstown Central and Seymour tennis teams renewed their cross-county rivalry on Friday night at Seymour High School.
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United Way, Community Foundation boards to seek new Executive Director
The resignation on September 2 of Barbara Timberlake, the only Executive Director that the Scott County Community Foundation has had since its inception in 1997 and who also served as Executive Director of the ...
Scott museum theatre will present comedy
The Scott County Museum Theatre Company will hold performances of 'Toby Goes to Washington' at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday in the great room at the new Scottsburg Middle School, 425 S. Third ...
50 years and counting at census
The employees work in buildings mostly out of sight, on roads off the beaten path.
New plea bargain in Watts case may be thrown out
A pre-trial hearing has been scheduled in Washington Circuit Court in downtown Salem for Tuesday, September 16.
Name of woman who died on I-65 last week not yet released by authorities
Deputy Rodney Rudder of the Sheriff's Department was the first to discover portions of a human body near the Lake Road overpass in the southbound lanes of the interstate.
Murphy family holds annual reunion
The 35th annual family reunion of Alvin and Maudie David Murphy was held Aug. 24 at the Three Maples area in Seymour at Shields Park with 54 in attendance.
DNR to initiate officer screening process
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Law Enforcement Division, will initiate an officer screening process to select Conservation Officer Recruits beginning Oct.
District 2 seeking bidders on operating child care
"Latch key" is a term attached to school age children whose parents must, because of employment requirements, leave them alone either before or after school or both.
Nominations for 4-H Hall of Fame due soon
The award recognizes those individuals or companies which have been longtime supporters of 4-H and its programs.