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Clark County (The Evening News)

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Incorporation gets board’s OK: Clark County Commissioners also likely to give approval

After three months of silence, the push to incorporate Covered Bridge subdivision may have gained some momentum this week after receiving a favorable recommendation from the Clark County Planning, Zoning and Building Commission. ....more>>

Jeffersonville misses out on federal tax credits

A federal tax credit that city of Jeffersonville officials had hope to use as an impetus for several major downtown projects will not be received.
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More Clark County (The Evening News)

 • Wilder’s Mercedes incorrectly registered

• Four charged with illegally acquiring prescription drugs

• Two arrested on multiple drug charges

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 20

• Questions raised after man dies in jail

• Teacher makes reading a wonderland

• One arrested in New Albany robbery, second suspect at large

• Two killed in accident on Ind. 111 in Floyd Co.

• Police search for missing New Albany teenager

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 19

• CFO COLLESANO TALKS: GCCS’ chief financial officer explains why he’s leaving after a few months

• TUESDAY NIGHT RAW: No cooking allowed as group celebrates holiday

• Theatair X given chance to respond to ROCK’s brief

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 18

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 18

• Two arrested on drug-dealing charges

• Bayh asked to reject public option

• Clarksville student has gathering spirit

• Study: Health care reform could threaten Medicare coverage

• Jeffersonville sewer tap increases to be phased in

• River Ridge seeking improvements

• INDOT lays out the road ahead

• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Nov. 17

• MORE OPTIONS: Alternative program opens up to elementary students

• Additional Jeffersonville City Council votes expected on top issues

• City asks permission to build road through wetlands

• Clark County lays off more than 20

• Hill: Health care reform won’t cut into Medicare

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 15

• Help still hard to come by

• Who’s out in 2011? Fetz, Sellers each say running again unlikely

• Jeffersonville official accused of theft in Kentucky

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 14

• KIPDA sets priority list for grants to nonprofit organizations

• United Way campaign at halfway mark

• Clark County Commissioners: More costs pour in for Clark County

• Youth services merge

• It’s official: Greater Clark CFO says he’s out Dec. 31

• Van drives into New Albany school

• Police find three cars in Ohio River

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 13

• PHOTO GALLERY: Howard Dean visits New Albany

• Leaders talk progress, schedule on bridges

• PHOTO GALLERY: Three cars found in Ohio River

• Greater Clark CFO announces second retirement

• Jeffersonville Fire Logs Nov. 5-Nov. 11

• Leaders talk progress, schedule on bridges

• Dinner date holds extra meaning for local veterans

• Soldiers speak at Providence service

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 12

• Body in Ohio River identified as Louisville man

• Thousands without power Wednesday afternoon

• Jeffersonville Fire Logs 10/29-11/5

• Jeffersonville’s bond rating better

• 300 acres and a dam: Allegations say the conservancy district is not following the rules

• Charlestown’s Auto-Tech building put on hold

• Sheila Granger takes stand in molestation trial

• Hill’s yes vote on health care draws converse reactions

• Jeffersonville Main Street to receive multiple awards

• Arson investigated at Ruck Lane home

• Body pulled from Ohio River near New Albany

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 11

• Headaches mount over Clark County funding

• CRIME WRAP: Woman wanted for alleged burglary spree arrested in Clarksville

• Fresh water, fresh costs for Clark County

• Baird Ice Cream Co. closes in Clarksville

• Watchdog

• Clark Judge Moore reprimanded for fees charged as attorney

• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Nov. 10

• Former drug court officer questions timing of firing

• Indiana’s request for disaster loans granted

• Man pleads guilty in New Albany shooting

• Reaching out for youth: Area mentoring groups join forces to help search for more volunteers

• Stay classy, Jeffersonville: ‘Second-class’ ordinance has two more readings in front of council

• Journalist gains national exposure with Big Ten Network

• Indiana Tech exploring opening campus in New Albany

• Nations Baseball meets with local hoteliers

• Three more merit members replaced

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 7

• Preparing for change: State school superintendent warns of potential cuts, accountability, school grading

• Jobless rate highest since 1983

• Man wanted for beating roommate with hammer

• New disaster-relief organization starts locally

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 6

• Two non-profits, New Albany business honored by BBB

• Rising to the challenge: More JHS students getting college credit through Advanced Placement exams

• JPD officers speak out about returning to work

• Man accused of exposing himself in window

• City to pay Utica fire $240,000 for losses

• Jeffersonville Kmart closing

• Hill still weighing health care bill; house could vote Saturday

• Brothers sentenced in New Albany robbery

• Jeffersonville Fire Logs

• Creating community: Rauch ready to begin construction on homes for disabled

• FEMA denies appeal for help

• Clark County Drainage board continues to be hampered by no-show surveyor

• Too loud? Residents upset about noise from concert

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