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Clark County (The Evening News)

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Winter storm warning issued for area

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Bob Hall halfway through term two

It’s the second time around for Mayor Bob Hall in Charlestown, as he served as the city’s executive from 2000-2004, then regained his mayoral seat in 2008. more>>

More Clark County (The Evening News)

 • A new plan for planning, redevelopment

• THE COSTS OF FIGHTING CRIME: JPD to hire 10 officers in 2010

• More candidates file for May primary

• Rep. Hill to file for primary Monday

• Girl, 17, charged as adult in armed robbery

• Patio homes finally get OK

• Indiana Department Child Services cutting work force in half

• Drainage work to start soon around Little League park

• EXTRA MILER: You have the power to make a difference

• Costs, design questions remain on Eastern Boulevard project

• Aviation Board presents arguments for becoming an authority

• End in sight to Wilder case

• New publisher appointed for The Evening News

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Feb. 5, 2010

• Man runs from police after being transported to jail

• Funeral home director out of jail

• Police investigate 911 call about stabbing

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Feb. 4, 2010

• Man accused of threatening to shoot judge

• Court: Former firefighter deserves retirement hearing

• Armed robbery lands two in jail

• Man allegedly owing nearly $76,000 in child support arrested

• Two homes damaged in downtown Jeffersonville fire

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Feb. 3, 2010

• Town votes to allow two town workers to live rent-free

• Clarksville lands national Lewis and Clark convention

• Haven House's homeless shelter to be auctioned by IRS

• Jeffersonville council backs idea of canal district

• Clarksville votes to allow two more town workers to live rent-free

• Man sentenced in robbery outside Jeffersonville Boys & Girls Club

• Clarksville lands national Lewis and Clark convention

• Charlestown makes city court position full-time

• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Tuesday, Feb. 2

• HELPING IN HAITI: Local missionaries work to help survivors of earthquake

• Mother wants to see son’s attackers prosecuted

• Holding back to move forward?

• PHOTO GALLERY: Snow hits area, residents grab their sleds

• Man charged in McDonald’s assault still has valid handgun license

• MIXING BUSINESS AND GOVERNMENT: Clere, Sipes, Stemler update legislative session at 1si event

• BE OPEN, OR ELSE: Fines would punish open records law violators

• Louisville man jailed in connection with assault

• ‘Jobs bill’ may impact local projects

• LABORER WINS LAWSUIT: Excavating company ordered to pay $1.6M

• Jeffersonville seeks ruling on damage to home

• City seeks economic development plan grant

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Jan. 29, 2010

• Police: Ex-NFL player arrested for dealing cocaine in Clarksville

• Borden man charged with home improvement fraud

• Sellersburg, Clark County and Covered Bridge in court

• Dead horse left in field for weeks poses health risks

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Jan. 28, 2010

• Villages of Whispering Oaks patio home development gets OK

• Clark County looks to consolidate courts

• Redman to lead Red Devils

• MAKING THE DECISION: Local school districts explain why they choose to close school

• NAPD investigates 30-year-old cold case

• DNA links man to Clarksville bank robbery

• Sellersburg Town Council tentatively approves new sewer deal

• Police uncover marijuana growing operation in Borden

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Jan. 27, 2010

• Jeffersonville Fire Logs Jan. 14-24

• Jeffersonville planning director resigns

• Great gains at Charlestown High School

• Jeffersonville council gets ‘canal district’ pitch

• Judge dismisses citations against Theatair X

• Sellersburg Town Council tentatively approves new sewer deal

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Jan. 24, 2010

• NO LONGER JUST A PIPE DREAM: Highview/Lakeview residents pleased to be finally getting on sewer line

• Heightened jobless rate continues to hinder economy

• Redistricting back on agenda for Jeffersonville City Council

• THE RACE IS ON: Greater Clark lays out plan in hopes of getting federal grants

• Northwest Haiti Christian Mission opens collection center in Southern Indiana-Louisville area for earthquake relief

• FOOTBALL: Redman is the man at JHS

• THE EVENINGS NEW BRIEFS: Jan. 23, 2010

• Indiana getting $6 million for green jobs and technologies

• Donate to Haiti relief efforts and avoid scams

• Salem-Noble project moves forward

• Jeffersonville, River Ridge strike a deal

• ITALIAN FLAVOR: Cozza open for lunch in former Parella’s building, with local focus

• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Jan. 22, 2010

• Sellersburg man sentenced to eight years in bank robbery

• Census Bureau looking for 1,000 applicants in Jeffersonville

• $9,000 approved for Main Street extension study

• Urban talks on Frank’s rumors

• Several file on day one for Clark County offices

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Jan. 21, 2010

• Young makes congressional bid official

• Innocuous meeting following weeks of uncertainty

• Bill would target enterprise zone credits

• Motorcyclist crashes after reportedly leading police on chase

• New parks board member appointed in Clarksville

• Man held on $100K bond in Internet stalking case

• Local legislators react to Daniels’ State of the State address

• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Jan. 20, 2010

• FULL TEXT: Read Gov. Mitch Daniels' entire State of the State Address

• PHOTO GALLERY: MLK Day Celebrations

• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: TUESDAY, JAN. 19

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