Jul 28 Southern Indiana Southern Indiana Mental Health Providers Launch Series Of Public Discussions The newly-reformed Clark County Crisis Intervention Team is hosting the first in a series of roundtable discussions in Southern Indiana this week. The inaugural meeting will focus on depression during the COVID-19 pandemic. Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) coordinator Amanda Beam said she hopes the gathering can help people who have experienced depression better understand their […] By John Boyle Jul 28 Southern Indiana Southern Indiana Mental Health Providers Launch Series Of Public Discussions John Boyle
Jul 26 Southern Indiana New Report Highlights Needed Improvements In Southern Indiana Affordable housing, mental health and quality wages were just a few of the issues highlighted in the 2021 “Priorities For Progress” needs assessment. By John Boyle Jul 26 Southern Indiana New Report Highlights Needed Improvements In Southern Indiana John Boyle
Jul 22 Southern Indiana Democrats To Fill Floyd County Council Vacancy Next Month Tom Pickett had represented District 1 on the Floyd County Council since 2007 before his death earlier this month. By John Boyle Jul 22 Southern Indiana Democrats To Fill Floyd County Council Vacancy Next Month John Boyle
Jul 21 Southern Indiana New Albany Businesses Prepare For Sherman Minton Repairs The Sherman Minton Renewal project is expected to take 843 days, including 54 days of full closure, to repair the 59-year-old bridge. By John Boyle Jul 21 Southern Indiana New Albany Businesses Prepare For Sherman Minton Repair John Boyle
Jul 19 Southern Indiana New Albany Police Officer Faces Multiple Felony Charges NAPD officer Adam Schneider faces four felony charges for official misconduct and obstruction of justice in Floyd County and two felony voyeurism charges in Clark County. By John Boyle Jul 19 Southern Indiana New Albany Police Officer Faces Multiple Felony Charges John Boyle
Jul 18 Southern Indiana Owner Auctions Off Property, Equipment From Defunct Roadside Zoo The owner of a former Southern Indiana roadside zoo auctioned off hundreds of items over the weekend. The sale came a month after a federal judge ordered Wildlife In Need owner Tim Stark to pay more than $730,000 in legal fees to PETA, following the animal rights’ group’s lawsuit over the zoo’s treatment of big […] By John Boyle Jul 18 Southern Indiana Owner Auctions Off Property, Equipment From Defunct Roadside Zoo John Boyle
Jul 16 Southern Indiana Center For Women And Families Opens New Southern Indiana Campus The Center for Women and Families held an open house on Friday to allow the public to tour its new Jeffersonville location. By John Boyle Jul 16 Southern Indiana Center For Women And Families Opens New Southern Indiana Campus John Boyle
Jul 13 Community Louisville Residents Rally To Show Solidarity With Protesters In Cuba Chants of “SOS Cuba,” “Patria y Vida,” and “Libertad” rang out along the banks of the Ohio River Tuesday night during an anti-Cuban government demonstration in Louisville. Louisville’s Cuban American population has grown rapidly in recent years, becoming one of the largest in the United States. Hundreds of those community members rallied together under the […] By John Boyle Jul 13 Community Louisville Residents Rally To Show Solidarity With Protesters In Cuba John Boyle
Jul 3 Community Dino Quest Takes Guests Back Through Time To Meet Long-Gone Creatures Walking through the Louisville Zoo, guests see the things they expect. A gift shop, a few food vendors and maps outlining the various paths to different animals. As they turn a corner, they meet an animal they might not have expected: the Quetzalcoatlus. The giant pterosaur — part of the family of animals that includes […] By Breya Jones and John Boyle Jul 3 Community Dino Quest Takes Guests Back Through Time To Meet Long-Gone Creatures Breya Jones and John Boyle
Jul 2 Southern Indiana One Year After Save A Lot Closed, New Albanians Still Grappling With Food Desert Save A Lot was the last full-service grocery store in downtown New Albany, and its closure in June 2020 left many families without a reliable shopping option. By John Boyle Jul 2 Southern Indiana One Year After Save A Lot Closed, New Albanians Still Grappling With Food Desert John Boyle
Jul 1 Community Missing Louisville Activist, Journalist Found Safe Quintez Brown, U of L student journalist and activist, has been found safe after having been missing for more than a week, family confirmed. By Yasmine Jumaa and John Boyle Jul 1 Community Missing Louisville Activist, Journalist Found Safe Yasmine Jumaa and John Boyle
Jun 25 Southern Indiana New Albany Council Member To Run For Floyd County Commissioner Seat In 2022 At-large New Albany Council Member Al Knable is eyeing a transition to county politics, now that Floyd County Commissioner Shawn Carruthers is running for state office. By John Boyle Jun 25 Southern Indiana New Albany Council Member To Run For Floyd County Commissioner Seat In 2022 John Boyle
Jun 24 Southern Indiana Floyd County Commissioner Announces Bid For Indiana State Senate Shawn Carruthers, president of the Floyd County Commissioners, is hoping to replace outgoing State Sen. Ron Grooms in 2022. By John Boyle Jun 24 Southern Indiana Floyd County Commissioner Announces Bid For Indiana State Senate John Boyle
Jun 23 Southern Indiana New Albany City Council Vacancy To Be Filled July 6 Floyd County Democrats will vote to fill Pat McLaughlin’s seat, after the four-term council member died earlier this month. By John Boyle Jun 23 Southern Indiana New Albany City Council Vacancy To Be Filled July 6 John Boyle
Jun 22 Community UPDATE: Search for Missing Louisville Activist, Journalist Ongoing Family and friends are searching for Quintez Brown, 20. The U of L student journalist and activist was last seen Saturday, June 19 on Algonquin Pkwy. By Yasmine Jumaa and John Boyle Jun 22 Community UPDATE: Search for Missing Louisville Activist, Journalist Ongoing Yasmine Jumaa and John Boyle
