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52-year-old Jeffersonville man killed in I-65 crash
The crash happened at 11:55 p.m. Friday near the Lebanon Junction.
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Fair time in Floyd County
The midway is returning to the Floyd County 4-H Fair this week
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Seven city cases remain Wilder’s in Jeffersonville
“[Wilder] does a good job, we’ve had good results,” Galligan said.
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Research, IDEM citation now have Mayor England against CCE relocation in New Albany
“I don’t want him building behind my house,” England said.
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New police chief starts July 13 in Georgetown
Dennis Konkle has been hired to replace Larry Potts
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One dead after ambulance, car collide in Clarksville
One person was killed Saturday after a car crashed with an ambulance
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Jeffersonville Police Department begins training on new computer software
The Jeffersonville Police Department began to transition to a new computer system last week
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Bodner’s reign coming to an end in Floyd County
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Indiana court limits sex offender residency law
The court ruled this week that the residency law violated the Indiana constitution
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Sarah Palin keeps low profile after surprise news that she’s stepping down
Where is Sarah Palin?
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Clark County takes pride to the streets, honors Fourth of July
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Jeffersonville finds paper cuts painless, budget-friendly
The city of Jeffersonville has spent almost $2,700 less on paper over the past six months, compared to the last six months of 2008.
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Local unemployment rates back up to double digits
The wild card of the U.S. auto industry has left metro Louisville with a tough hand on the unemployment front.
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Planners ‘thrilled’ with BBQ turnout
The smoke has cleared. The riverfront has been cleaned. The cooks have left town.
Concrete pigs remain.
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New Albany opens riverfront with music, fireworks
The debut of the city’s revamped riverfront amphitheater went off with a bang Friday night — literally.
Complete with a fireworks show and a performance by the rock band Ambrosia, Mayor Doug England kicked off the Independence Day weekend with some local help. Hours before the Grammy-nominated band took the stage, Flash Bak belted out the first official song at the venue, which was a rendition of Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode.”
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Program to give each child younger than 5 a free book each month
A program started in Tennessee by a country music star is getting ready to take root here, meaning that every child will be eligible to receive a free hardback book each month via mail until he or she is 5 years old.
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Contract passes deadline for Norton and Anthem
Norton Healthcare and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield failed to reach an agreement in their contract dispute before the deadline Tuesday.
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Series to bring music to New Albany riverfront every Friday
Local talent along with other bands from the surrounding area will be featured each Friday.
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Celebrating independence in Southern Indiana
Southern Indiana residents will be lighting the sky with a flurry of sparks and colors
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Property tax bills will be late again in Clark County
If history serves as notice, you already know your property tax bills will be sent out late this year.
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Southern Indiana jobless rate back to double digits
The wild card of the U.S. auto industry has left metro Louisville with a tough hand on the unemployment front.
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Man charged with setting ex-girlfriend’s car on fire in Clark County
A 22-year-old from Louisville is accused of intentionally setting his ex-girlfriend’s vehicle on fire
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Sen. Evan Bayh touts property tax relief in Southern Indiana
Bayh made his rounds through the state Thursday touting the Homeowner Tax Fairness Act of 2009
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Jeffersonville man admits to shooting another man in New Albany
Jeremy Ogan pleaded guilty to
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Wiseheart throws name in for Indiana Senate seat
“I’m so excited,” Wiseheart said, grinning.
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PHOTO: Mule in the drive-thru in New Albany
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Raid leads to man’s arrest for manufacturing meth in New Albany
The New Albany Police Department busted a suspected meth lab
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Sunday alcohol sale group gets active again in Indiana
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Oxley appears in court in Indiana
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Gambling issues could pop up in 2010 session in Indiana
Indiana lawmakers worried about distractions during the special budget session kept gambling issues from creeping into negotiations.
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Building education in Charlestown
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FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - July 2, 2009
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Business Park fills a void in Borden
The near 250 jobs that left Kimball Office’s manufacturing plant in Borden in April will be coming back
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Heartfelt work in New Albany
“I know I could’ve been like that had I chosen a different road for myself,” Carter said, her eyes wide in disbelief.
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Kemper Foods gets city of New Albany backing
The path toward becoming the first company to locate at Grant Line Industrial Park West
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Victim: Parrish’s son plea accepted in Clark County
An admission agreement involving a 15-year-old accused of kicking a man who was shot after a road-rage incident has been finalized, according to the victim in the case.
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Indiana Rep. Baron Hill responds to criticism over cap and trade vote
Rep. Baron Hill is calling the measure a success.
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Borden case will be on ‘America’s Most Wanted’
“America’s Most Wanted” has said it will be filming in Clark County late next week, according to local police.
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Contract deadline passes for Norton and Anthem
“The lines of communication remain open,” said Tony Felts, communications director for insurance company Anthem, in an e-mail.
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PHOTO: Helping out Harvest in New Albany
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Property acquisitions considered along Hamburg Pike in Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville’s Board of Public Works and Safety approved a contract for right-of-way services on a project which seeks to rebuild Hamburg Pike.
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Jeffersonville woman pleads guilty to aiding an aggravated battery
Kristy L. Johnson had been charged with
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State growing fastest in Indianapolis suburbs
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Former Indiana legislator Oxley charged with misrepresenting himself
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Daeschner takes reins at Greater Clark County Schools
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FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - July 1, 2009
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What's next for David Camm?
After two trials and two convictions overturned on appeals
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Mini camp, big fun in Charlestown
Kaitlin Medcalf follows along with a song at 4-H minicamp Tuesday
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NEW ALBANY CITY WRAP: Upgrades coming to 15th street
Phase two — which will be included in the August work — focuses on repairing stormwater lines.
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Kimball plant in Borden finds an owner
Kimball International Inc. on Tuesday finalized the sale of its Borden manufacturing plant for an undisclosed amount to
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Investigators say arson caused fire at abandoned house in New Albany
It turned out to be a two-story house engulfed in flames about a quarter of a mile from the interstate.
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Boney calls David Camm a murderer, says he won’t testify against him
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Tire store planned on 10th Street in Jeffersonville
The proposed 7,800-square-foot store will be located at 2801 E. 10th St.
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Indiana Legislature passes two-year state budget bill
The Indiana General Assembly passed a two-year state budget on Tuesday
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Small business center opens today in New Albany
A new partnership between the state’s three largest higher education institutions designed to encourage small business growth is scheduled to open today
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New Indiana Department of Natural Resources licenses available
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Lead warning issued by state of Indiana
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Ex-pastor, sons face fraud charges in Indiana
The secretary of state’s office said arrest warrants issued for Vaughn Reeves, 65, and three of his sons charged each with 10 felony counts.
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Jerri Quillman, first woman executive vice president at Floyd Memorial Hospital in New Albany, retires
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Newsandtribune Web forums update
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Southern Indiana man charged with taking nude photos of boys
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FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - June 30, 2009
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New Albany man dies in moped collision on U.S. 150
Floyd County Coroner Leslie Knable identified the victim as Brian K. Horne.
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Brooks recommends NA-FC school board keep all schools open this fall
After three years of research with the Resources for Results committee, New Albany-Floyd County Consolidated School Corp. Superintendent Dennis Brooks fell short of saying whether or not any schools would be closed in the near future.
In his list of recommendations he made during his last school board meeting Monday night, he said not to close a school for the upcoming school year. However, the issue was left open for years beyond that.
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Jeffersonville City Council to gauge attorney interest
A three-member Jeffersonville City Council committee will begin a search aimed at replacing its former attorney, Larry Wilder.
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Park and ride spot in Jeffersonville nearing completion
The lot will have about 30 parking spaces and will be a place where residents can park their vehicles and catch a TARC, or Transit Authority of River City, bus.
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Pumphrey brothers bringing G4 to New Albany
The Pumphreys starred in season one of the G4 Network television show “Human Wrecking Balls,” which began in December. The series is premised on the brothers annihilating anything from cars to airplanes and for season two, the producers are sending the pair back home.
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New Albany man accused of stealing Greenville ATM
Jonathon E. Clubb, 45, is being held in the Floyd County Jail awaiting formal charges to be filed.
The alleged burglary occurred at 3:14 a.m. Wednesday. Surveillance video showed two men in a Chevrolet pickup truck drive in reverse through the front of the store and strike the ATM.
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Indiana lawmakers to vote on state budget today
Leaders of the Democrat-controlled House and Republican-ruled Senate said Monday night that they were very close to agreeing on a new two-year state budget, and votes on the plan were expected Tuesday.
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Teacher's Pet: Children improve skills by reading to dogs
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FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - June 29, 2009
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SNAPSHOT 2008-09: Southern Indiana By The Numbers (Salaries, demographics, trends and more)
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ACROSS THE RIVER: Calendar of Events (July 2009)
Updated June 29
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Founders Day brings out local and virtual communities in Charlestown
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Indiana budget talks resume with 2 days to go
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New $336M casino opens on Ohio River
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New Indiana laws take effect on July 1
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Screaming for ice cream in Floyd County
As the summer temperature heats up
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City of Jeffersonville calls in sewer tabs
Friday was the last day for Jeffersonville residents who received notices about late sewer bills to respond.
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Floyd County Youth Shelter’s future still ‘a priority’
This was supposed to be the year the new Floyd County Youth Shelter
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Fourth of July travel fizzles
For just the second time this decade, fewer travelers will be hitting the road for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Northside Christian in New Albany plays host as barbecue teams vie for state title
They are barbecue zombies, staying awake all night
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Kennedy bridge to get paint job in Jeffersonville
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New Indiana laws take effect on July 1
Indiana drivers under age 18 will soon be breaking the law if they use a cell phone while driving
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Man gets 11 years in prison in shooting in Floyd County
Patrick R. Fuller pleaded guilty June 12 to class B felony aggravated battery and class C felony battery resulting in bodily injury
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Indiana Rep. Baron Hill votes with majority on climate bill
The House passed the bill 219-212 on Friday.
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Papa John’s founder increases award for his first car to $250,000
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Two arrested in ATM theft in Floyd County
The identities of the men were not available
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Ex-Rep. Oxley’s drunken driving charge on hold in Indiana
A February drunken driving charge against Indiana’s 2008 Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor is on hold
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Camm conviction overturned; prosecutor will ask Indiana Supreme Court for new hearing
The Indiana Supreme Court on Friday overturned the conviction of David Camm in the deaths of his wife and two children, but left the door open for a third trial.
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Another Camm trial would put strain on county’s finances
Prosecuting the two David Camm murder trials and subsequent appeals have cost Floyd County taxpayers $2 million, according to the auditor’s office.
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After 32 years, ‘Father Mike’ says goodbye to Providence
The Rev. Mike Hilderbrand says he has finally graduated. Others have a different story.
“One of the kids at Providence said I’ll be a real priest now,” said Hilderbrand, with a laugh.
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Jeff man surrenders after SWAT waits for more than 3 hours
A Jeffersonville man was arrested on felony charges after a standoff with the Jeffersonville SWAT team Thursday night.
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Tye Avenue resident wants solutions to flooding problems
Flood waters invaded James Allen’s home Friday morning, but it’s not like the Floyd County resident didn’t see it coming.
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FIRE LOGS: Clark County — June 10, 2009 - June 25, 2009
Fire records for Clark County.
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FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - June 26, 2009
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3 p.m. UPDATE: David Camm's murder convictions overturned by Supreme Court
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Police: Indiana lieutenant governor candidate claimed immunity
GALLERY: New Albany opens new amphitheater with Independence Day celebration 
