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New Salisbury Wire
Comprehensive News Feed for New Salisbury, IN.
Results 1 - 20 of 48 in New Salisbury, IN
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Sewer vote to determine fate of New Salisbury proposal
The board of Harrison County's new sewer utility will find out next week whether 19 businesses in New Salisbury support plans for extending a sewer line to serve commercial customers around the Ind. Comment?
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... Regional Sewer District board held a public meeting last Tuesday night for the property owners in the proposed New Salisbury sanitary sewer project in the New Salisbury United Methodist Church sanctuary. A reason to remember Community conversations ... Comment?
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Concerns raised about sewer project
The Harrison County Regional Sewer District board held a public meeting last Tuesday night for the property owners in the proposed New Salisbury sanitary sewer project in the New Salisbury United Methodist Church sanctuary. Comment?
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First Capital, Inc. Announces Quarterly Dividend
... Harrison currently operates thirteen full service offices in the Indiana communities of Corydon (2), Palmyra, New Salisbury, Georgetown, Hardinsburg, Greenville, New Albany (2), Floyds Knobs, Jeffersonville, Salem and Lanesville which provide ... Comment?
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Stop-smoking aids offered as Smokeout day arrives
... quit kits to highlight Thursday's Great American Smokeout. "It's so hard" to quit, said Hensley, who lives in New Salisbury. Andi Hannah, the Clark coalition's coordinator, said the one-day Smokeout is much more than a symbolic gesture. There's ... Comment?
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Change in sewer project meeting date
The Harrison County Regional Sewer District last Wednesday finalized the voting packet for the 19 business property owners involved in the proposed New Salisbury sanitary sewer project. Comment?
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NEW SALISBURY, Ind. - Ivy Etta Jackson Goff, 94, of New Salisbury, formerly of Craigsville, Va., died Nov. Comment?
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... Regional Sewer District board last Wednesday morning voted to reduce the connection fee for the businesses in New Salisbury from $15,000 to $10,000, for the sanitary sewer system project. Life is a box of spooks and candy Community conversations ... Comment?
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... Regional Sewer District board last Wednesday morning voted to reduce the connection fee for the businesses in New Salisbury from $15,000 to $10,000, for the sanitary sewer system project. Life is a box of spooks and candy Community conversations ... Comment?
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... Regional Sewer District board last Wednesday morning voted to reduce the connection fee for the businesses in New Salisbury from $15,000 to $10,000, for the sanitary sewer system project. Life is a box of spooks and candy Community conversations ... Comment?
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The Harrison County Regional Sewer District board last Wednesday morning voted to reduce the connection fee for the businesses in New Salisbury from $15,000 to $10,000, for the sanitary sewer system project. Comment?
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Event recalls Lewis and Clark days
... a spear much farther and with more accuracy. "It's a lot of fun," said re-enactor Christian Robertson, 14, of New Salisbury, Ind. "I'm getting pretty good at it. Like most of the re-enactors, Christian spent Saturday night at the site. "I slept ... Comment?
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Jenifer Johnson of New Salisbury said she felt like she'd just been featured on ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" after rolling her wheelchair out the back door of her home and onto a newly-completed deck and ramp constructed by Repair Affair volunteers. Comment?
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... Louisville area, will add almost 80 jobs within the next year. Repair Affair: 'Too awesome' Jenifer Johnson of New Salisbury said she felt like she'd just been featured on ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" after rolling her wheelchair out the ... Comment?
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... voted Monday night to fund the $670,000 local match for the Economic Development Agency grant essential to the New Salisbury business corridor sewer project. County officer placed on leave September 29, 2009 John Britton, an officer with the ... Comment?
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HCCF awards nearly $1.2 million in fall grants
... Nature Reserve with modern accessible facilities Harrison County Regional Sewer District - $65,000 for the New Salisbury Sanitary Sewer Project Harrison County Substance Abuse Coalition - $7,188 to provide an alcohol abuse prevention curriculum in ... Comment?
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Second time a charm for sewer project
The Harrison County Council voted Monday night to fund the $670,000 local match for the Economic Development Agency grant essential to the New Salisbury business corridor sewer project. Comment?
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The Harrison County Council voted Monday night to fund the $670,000 local match for the Economic Development Agency grant essential to the New Salisbury business corridor sewer project. Comment?
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Harrison council approves money for sewer plan
The Harrison County Council voted 4-2 on Monday night to provide $670,000 toward a proposed sewer project for unincorporated New Salisbury. Comment?
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... Deatrick, the Harrison County Commissioners and the Harrison County Council in Harrison County Circuit Court. New Salisbury project gets second chance September 15, 2009 The Harrison County Council again Monday night heard a request of $670,000 from ... Comment?
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