Jan 17 Arts and Culture Jeffersonville to unveil 2022 public arts plan The Jeffersonville Public Art Commission will focus on engaging residents in new ways as part of this year’s “Amplify” theme. By John Boyle Jan 17 Arts and Culture Jeffersonville to unveil 2022 public arts plan John Boyle
Jan 14 Southern Indiana New Albany politician Warren Nash dies Southern Indiana officials remember Warren Nash as a compassionate man who cared deeply about New Albany and local politics. By John Boyle Jan 14 Southern Indiana New Albany politician Warren Nash dies John Boyle
Jan 13 Southern Indiana Indiana state Senator joins race for Congress Erin Houchin, a Republican from Salem, has represented District 47 in the Indiana State Senate since 2014. By John Boyle Jan 13 Southern Indiana Indiana state Senator joins race for Congress John Boyle
Jan 12 Southern Indiana Southern Indiana will soon have a new voice in Congress Since 2017, U.S. Rep. Trey Hollingsworth has represented Indiana’s 9th District, which includes Clark and Floyd counties. By John Boyle Jan 12 Southern Indiana Southern Indiana will soon have a new voice in Congress John Boyle
Jan 11 Southern Indiana Floyd County considering public-private partnerships for new government center The Floyd County Government is eyeing a potential public-private partnership for a new government center. The New Albany Floyd County Building Authority is assisting the county with plans to overhaul its government facilities. Those plans could include relocating administrative services to a new location at the North Annex property on Grant Line Road. Last month, […] By John Boyle Jan 11 Southern Indiana Public-private partnerships possible for new Floyd County building John Boyle
Jan 7 Southern Indiana Some Southern Indiana governments renew virtual meeting efforts amid omicron wave Many Southern Indiana governments started streaming public meetings early in the pandemic, but not all have continued to do so. By John Boyle Jan 7 Southern Indiana Local governments mull virtual meetings once again John Boyle
Jan 5 Southern Indiana Development of Origin Park to continue under new leadership River Heritage Conservancy, the nonprofit behind a 600-acre park in Southern Indiana, will welcome a new executive director later this month. By John Boyle Jan 5 Southern Indiana New leadership to take over Origin Park efforts John Boyle
Jan 3 Southern Indiana Indiana Gov. Holcomb outlines policy priorities for 2022 Holcomb said he wants to continue Indiana’s progress in the manufacturing industry by attracting more companies through tax incentives. By John Boyle Jan 3 Southern Indiana Indiana Gov. Holcomb outlines policy priorities for 2022 John Boyle
Jan 3 Southern Indiana Southern Indiana quality-of-life projects to receive $50 million from state grant Gov. Eric Holcomb established the Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative to support local projects across the state. By John Boyle Jan 3 Southern Indiana Southern Indiana gets $50 million for infrastructure projects John Boyle
Dec 28 Southern Indiana New Albany approves about $4 million in COVID relief funding for city projects New Albany will use COVID-19 relief funding to help fund extensions to its greenway trails along the Ohio River and Silver Creek. By John Boyle Dec 28 Southern Indiana New Albany approves about $4 million in COVID relief John Boyle
Dec 27 Southern Indiana Sherman Minton lane to close nightly this week Sherman Minton Renewal officials say overnight closures of eastbound lanes will become more regular starting next year. By John Boyle Dec 27 Southern Indiana Sherman Minton lane to close nightly this week John Boyle
Dec 23 Coronavirus Southern Indiana health officials urge Hoosiers to avoid holiday COVID-19 surge Health officials say the omicron COVID-19 variant could spread in Southern Indiana now that it has been found in the state and Louisville. By John Boyle Dec 23 Coronavirus Southern Ind. officials urge Hoosiers to avoid holiday COVID-19 surge John Boyle
Dec 17 Community Words in the wind: letter carried away in Ky. tornadoes returns home After tornadoes ripped through Kentucky, one family recovered a note written to a young girl during her cancer battle 11 years ago. By John Boyle Dec 17 Community Lost letter finds its way home after Ky. tornadoes John Boyle
Dec 13 Community UPDATE: Death toll from Ky. tornadoes at 74, but more fatalities are expected Gov. Andy Beshear said he expects the number of fatalities from the tornadoes in western Kentucky to increase as searches continue. By John Boyle Dec 13 Community Death toll from Ky. tornadoes at 74, more fatalities expected John Boyle
Dec 12 Community UPDATE: Death toll from Kentucky tornadoes remains unclear amid conflicting reports Gov. Beshear told NPR Sunday morning the death toll was "above 80, likely over 100." He walked back that figure Sunday afternoon. By John Boyle and Jasmine Demers Dec 12 Community Death toll from Ky. tornadoes still unclear amid conflicting reports John Boyle and Jasmine Demers
