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Clark County (The Evening News)

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Jeffersonville seeks rental property spruce-up

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More Clark County (The Evening News)

 • Clark County Commissioners want second opinion on drainage issues

• Big Four Bridge fire’s cause, damage not yet determined

• Jeffersonville High School art, welding students show off talents in art show

• Ivy Tech student proof determination pays off

• Mistakes at Clark County Precinct 37 won’t change results

• Restaurant planned at Jeffersonville Town Center

• Wounded Clark County sheriff’s officer recovering well

• ELECTION 2008: Upset in GCCS race with incumbent losing 3rd term

• ELECTION 2008: Clark County races include Young surprise in Commissioner race

• Sparring Democrats bring out voters in Clark, Floyd counties

• Women of the Moose add Relay to list of community work

• Combating Cancer: Relayer stays dedicated to cause after 10 years

• ELECTION 2008: Final Clark County Primary Results

• ELECTION 2008: Jacobi takes Superior 2 primary; no competition yet for November vote

• Jeffersonville City Council adopts travel ordinance

• Goodwill asked to join Clarksville

• Election protection hotline available

• Clinton makes a last stop in New Albany

• Jeffersonville man accused of eluding police

• Jeffersonville's Victorian Chautauqua to be held next May 17-18

• Dems being put to the test in Clark County

• Retailers look to stretch your economic-stimulus dollars

• Credit-card ordinance up for final vote in Jeffersonville

• A woman, two men top Clark County’s most wanted list

• Judge’s seat a four-way race

• JEFFERSONVILLE: Clinic takes long route to city sewer

• Reed will not seek 5th term; Bennett only republican in race so far

• New Albany man accused of failing to register as offender

• Sitting down with Michelle Obama

• Michelle Obama makes a stop in Jeffersonville

• Clark County Commissioners decide to wait on signing contract to fix Sunset Hills woes

• Clark County Commissioners vote to change cell phone plan

• ‘Nasty’ politicking talked about at GCCS school board forum

• Colgate plant, clock make ‘endangered’ list

• Campaign stops may not be that significant

• Former secretary of state speaks at IUS; says world is ‘a mess’

• Full Steam Ahead

• Spring Hill students visit career fair

• Clark County molestation case nearly expires under state law

• Jeffersonville Police to crack down on Cardinal Lane speeders

• Jeffersonville’s Sheraton hotel now officially open

• Jeffersonville coffee shop to close

• Jeffersonville moves to improve standard of apartment living

• GCCS working to be green; $1.6 M saved over three years

• Parkwood students getting keen on being green

• Jeffersonville is campaign hot spot Thursday

• Clarksville store manager upset over string of robberies

• Colorado man stops in Southern Indiana during breast-cancer awareness hike

• Clark County Commissioners name April 29 ‘Gil Daugherty Day’

• Hillary coming to Jeffersonville; Thursday visit will be town-hall style

• No more half-days at Greater Clark County Schools

• Jeffersonville crash fatality victim identified

• Troubled Creekside Kennel shuts down in Clark County

• Obama, Clinton close in latest Indiana poll

• Simple steps can protect Hoosiers from ozone dangers

• Memphis, Ind., meth lab dismantled

• Spring fashion show in Clarksville offers fun and fellowship

• Five fighting for two seats in West Clark

• Parkview custodian on paid leave, accused ot sex abuse against adopted daughters

• Jeffersonville clerk-treasurer will get bonded

• One-On-One With Obama: Presidential hopeful spoke about Iraq, health care and Hoosiers

• Clark County judge denies sex offender’s parks request

• Alternative Clark County treatment offers a new chance for drug offenders

• Clark Sheriff’s officer has another surgery

• Program aimed at cleaning streets in New Albany, Jeff

• Property tax assessment appeals stalled in Jeffersonville Township

• New restaurants, hotel popping up in Jeffersonville

• J Train hopes to bring New York style to Jeffersonville

• Jeffersonville board approves neighborhood banners

• Obama visits downtown Jeffersonville to film commercial

• Diverse group gathers to hear Obama speak at IUS

• Sellersburg woman arrested for 21 counts of theft

• HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Clarksville extends win streak to seven in 4-2 victory over Jeff

• Previous claims against former Clark County GOP party chair admissible

• Downtown bridge aesthetics unveiled

• Jeffersonville Police catch armed suspects minutes after bank robbery

• Ivy Tech students work to beautify park behind school

• Pay goes up for Jeffersonville sewer office manager position

• Jeffersonville City Council approves credit-card ordinance on second reading

• River Ridge names new executive director

• Charlestown Council to proceed with plans for water supply

• Clarksville judge to pay for bulletproof vests

• Recyclable materials piling up at Clark-Floyd County Landfill

• Groups team up for Healthy Kids’ Day in Jeffersonville

• People learn environmental lessons at Falls of Ohio event

• Looking Back, April 1968: Chilled crowd give RFK warm welcome

• Looking Back, April 1968: Plans are announced for Kennedy Talk here

• Former Tribune employee recalls work on RFK’s campaign

• Things are shaping up for SUSI participants

• Utica students dance to help others

• Yellow Ambulance doesn’t want Clark County EMS

• Some Jeffersonville residents missed sewer bills

• Clarksville girls accused of taping fight

• Hundreds of Clark County students showcase work at libraries

• 10 pre-k programs in Clark, three in Floyd win state recognition

• Anti-porn group focuses on child victims

• 5.2 magnitude earthquake rattles Southern Indiana

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