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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

Georgetown man bonded out in molesting case

A 61-year-old Georgetown man accused of molesting a 9-year-old girl at his church was released on a $25,000 cash-only bond in the case, according to Floyd County Circuit Court records.....more>>

National Guard member killed in Iraq remembered

An Indiana National Guard member who died of injuries he suffered in a vehicle accident in Iraq is being remembered in his hometown as a determined, intelligent young man. more>>

More Floyd County (The Tribune)

 • DNR urges people to leave nesting wildlife alone

• New Albany City Councilman won’t go for several expansions to TIF districts

• Despite resolution failing, Floyd County Council vows to get tougher

• New Albany Board of Works doesn’t want to budge on open-cutting new roads

• Ivy Tech expects more Kentucky students in future

• Our Best gets set to open in Jeffersonville

• Soaring grocery prices make farmers markets more appealing to some

• New Albany man found guilty of child molestation

• New Albany Guard member killed in Iraq

• McCartin says New Albany development good for tax base, residents raise traffic concerns

• Southern Indiana Child Advocacy Center provides services, enforcement under one roof

• Officer from Sellersburg Post named ISP’s Trooper of the Year

• Interstate 64 closures pushed back

• Tree uproots in New Albany; no other major damage reported

• Parents, New Albany-Floyd County teachers to rally for contract

• Georgetown files motion in effort to spur plans for sewer plant

• Teachers have two sets of identical twin boys

• Floyd sheriff adding drug dog

• Former Clarksville police officer gets 12 years for drugs

• New Albany Sewer Board members concerned over new contract ordinance

• Graduate from NA-FC schools now teacher of the year for corporation

• Prosser teacher recognized by state

• Several events planned for New Albany Downtown Saturday

• New Albany residents pursue help with drainage problems from Stormwater Board

• New Albany man accused of pointing gun at girlfriend

• Car hits bus with NAHS students on board

• Georgetown man jailed for child pornography

• Survey: Property taxes drop for 18 legislators

• Floyd County looks to join forces with city; new IT specialist would service entire City/County Building

• NJROTC bids farewell to retiring Floyd Central principal

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

• Ivy Tech student proof determination pays off

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

• Restaurant planned at Jeffersonville Town Center

• Granger wins Democratic Primary for new Floyd court

• Sparring Democrats bring out voters in Clark, Floyd counties

• Incumbents, one newcomer, advance in Floyd County Council races

• ELECTION 2008: Final Floyd County Primary results

• ELECTION 2008: Knable upsets Balmer in coroner’s race

• ELECTION 2008: Incumbents sweep in NAFC school board

• ELECTION 2008: Judge Orth wins Superior 1 primary

• FLOYD COUNTY: Granger wins as judge, Knable as coroner in primary

• ELECTION: Uncontested Floyd County races

• Steinert's a total loss

• Election protection hotline available

• New Albany City Council answers fire department’s plea for new communication system

• Clinton makes a last stop in New Albany

• Jeffersonville man accused of eluding police

• Large field seeks Floyd County Council seats

• Hillary Clinton returning to New Albany

• Retailers look to stretch your economic-stimulus dollars

• Two Dems seek Floyd County coroner post

• Three men make Floyd County most wanted list

• NEW ALBANY: Take-home car concerns surface

• Slate Run hosts own Derby contests

• New Albany man accused of failing to register as offender

• Sitting down with Michelle Obama

• Michelle Obama makes a stop in Jeffersonville

• DAR fundraiser set for Sunday in New Albany

• National Day Of Prayer

• Campaign stops may not be that significant

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

• Clark County molestation case nearly expires under state law

• New Albany mayor wants water park along riverfront

• Jeffersonville’s Sheraton hotel now officially open

• Floyd County Superior Court 3: Three Dems vie for new judgeship

• Floyd County Superior Court 1: Longtime lawyer challenging Orth

• Parkwood students getting keen on being green

• Jeffersonville is campaign hot spot Thursday

• Contract talks take center stage at New Albany-Floyd County School Corp. board meeting

• Jeffersonville crash fatality victim identified

• Around New Albany: May-Day set for Thursday

• Galena students spend day at one-room schoolhouse

• Obama, Clinton close in latest Indiana poll

• Simple steps can protect Hoosiers from ozone dangers

• Memphis, Ind., meth lab dismantled

• Body exhumed Monday in New Albany could be the victim of serial killer

• Six candidates running for three seats on NA-FC School Board

• Floyd County candidates gather for forum

• Rallying For Hillary

• Spring fashion show in Clarksville offers fun and fellowship

• Former credit-union teller gets eight years for embezzling $7 million

• NEW ALBANY: Business is blooming downtown

• New Albany Sewer Board still holding Georgetown to 2009 deadline

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

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

• Pizza, Preservation and Pearl Street Strippers

• New Albany Sewer Board considers requiring tap-in fees from Community Housing

• Clark Sheriff’s officer has another surgery

• Program aimed at cleaning streets in New Albany, Jeff

• Parking a premium in New Albany, even for downtown residents

• Poll workers still needed in Floyd County

• Celebrating diversity through artwork at NA-FC event

• Obama visits downtown Jeffersonville to film commercial

• NA-FC School Corporation, teachers continue salary talks

• Diverse group gathers to hear Obama speak at IUS

• Sellersburg woman arrested for 21 counts of theft

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