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Floyd County (The Tribune)

RSSWhat is this?    Local news affecting residents of Floyd County, Indiana, including New Albany, Floyds Knobs, Georgetown

The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 20

The YMCA of Southern Indiana and St. John Presbyterian are hosting a Thanksgiving dinner for the public from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Nov. 26, at the church, 1307 East Elm St., New Albany.....more>>

New Albany City Council keeps its health insurance

Health insurance will continue to be offered to New Albany City Council members and their families as the body rejected a measure to rescind the benefits Thursday. more>>

More Floyd County (The Tribune)

 • Brewer takes over building commissioner post

• S. Ellen Jones neighborhood selected for $6.7M grant

• Wilder’s Mercedes incorrectly registered

• Four charged with illegally acquiring prescription drugs

• Two arrested on multiple drug charges

• New Albany receives $6.7 million federal grant for SEJ

• Wilder pleads not guilty to theft

• Murder on Mansion Row: Christmas party setting for Culbertson West murder mystery

• Benefits in doubt? Price proposing elimination of council health insurance

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

• Security officer named support employee of year

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 19

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

• Police search for missing New Albany teenager

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

• Shop with a Cop boosted by Jack’s donation

• Deal or no deal: OUCC looks to limit proposed increase by Indiana American Water Co.

• About 35 benches remain in city without approval

• Little League complex would include 10 fields

• Two arrested on drug-dealing charges

• Bayh asked to reject public option

• Study: Health care reform could threaten Medicare coverage

• Man crashes into utility pole after police pursuit in New Albany

• McCartin-Benedetti’s hearing on OWI rescheduled

• INDOT lays out the road ahead

• New Albany still working on Coyle deal, council has to approve

• New Albany attorney suspended after sexual battery conviction

• Sekula pushing for local historic preservation group

• Appraisals for North Annex lowered

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

• NAACP endorses health care public option

• Tribune News Briefs Nov. 15

• Georgetown needs new police car

• Economy not likely to rebound much in 2010

• Local Craft Bazaars

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 14

• United Way campaign at halfway mark

• IUS to honor veterans Saturday

• Sipes not seeking re-election

• SBA disaster loan process starts today for flood victims

• New Albany City Council President Coffey says council likely to use EDIT for 2010 budget

• Van drives into New Albany school

• Police find three cars in Ohio River

• PHOTO GALLERY: Howard Dean visits New Albany

• Leaders talk progress, schedule on bridges

• PHOTO GALLERY: Three cars found in Ohio River

• Thankful for freedom: Scribner students get Veterans Day lesson

• Tutors targeted in want-ad scam

• New Albany City Council Attorney says caucus meeting violated state law

• Body in Ohio River identified as Louisville man

• Man reportedly attacked with shovel at party

• Body in river identified as Louisville man

• JOB WELL DONE: Bank Street Brewhouse, Develop New Albany member awarded state honors

• VIDEO: A Veterans Day special report on New Albany's National Cemetery

• Sheila Granger takes stand in molestation trial

• From the front lines to the classroom

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

• No answers for Linden Meadows

• No Main Street quiet zone this year

• Body pulled from Ohio River near New Albany

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 11

• Free ‘drug toss’ at FMH Thursday

• Kemper to bring 350 jobs to New Albany by 2012

• Kemper to bring 350 jobs to New Albany by 2012

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

• BZA delays vote on Georgetown sewer plant

• New Albany councilwoman says ‘I’m innocent’

• NA-FC school board will not take a position with the proposed teacher licensure changes

• New Albany Veterans Day activities

• Indiana’s request for disaster loans granted

• Man pleads guilty in New Albany shooting

• Victim’s family upset with plea deal

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

• Downtown fire museum creating buzz

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 8

• Journalist gains national exposure with Big Ten Network

• Indiana Tech exploring opening campus in New Albany

• New Albany working toward grocery co-op

• Learning a life lesson: SADD activities teach students the dangers of driving impaired

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

• Jobless rate highest since 1983

• New Albany men charged in armed robbery

• Man wanted for beating roommate with hammer

• New disaster-relief organization starts locally

• A Soldier’s Christmas

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 7

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

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 6

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

• Brothers sentenced in New Albany robbery

• Waiting game continues over flood tort claims against city

• Man sentenced for robbing, injuring elderly man

• Police investigate report of shots fired on Dewey St.

• FEMA denies appeal for help

• Rock Creek enters the home stretch

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 5

• Reminder: Tax bills due Tuesday

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