Madison, IN News

• Madison, IN News
• City makes change to pool hours
• Indiana smoking ban law begins July 1
• The Marketing of our Schools
• Gookins responds to your questions
• Madison to flush downtown hydrants
• Madison Band to perform in outdoor concert
• HOPE BAPTIST ACADEMY GRADUATES
• School board moves meeting to MCHS; will vote on closings
• CELEBRATION AT THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
• Commissioners OK increasing jail space for female prisoners
• Heat arrives; pools open this weekend
• Fox trial moved to Monroe County
• THANKING FIRST RESPONDERS
• Tuesday is deadline to make reservations for HMI Gala
• Bridge Briefs - May 25, 2012
• Students help with shelter project
• Student government leaders create two legacies
• YOUNG INVENTORS
• Police, Court Briefs - May 24, 2012
• Vote on school closings Tuesday
• Totten named National Merit Scholar
• Local police on lookout for Ohio murder suspect
• Studying Their Options
• Company pulls out of deal with city
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Health Department offers advice for tick season
• Advance Madison meeting May 31
• No decision on church zoning
• City OKs payment to EDP; wants more details in future billings
• Frazier has most serious DUI case dropped
• RAISING FUNDS FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH
• Man faces public nudity charge
• Pair arrested after attempted robbery at meat locker
• More questions on school closings
• Council, TIF board meet in executive session to discuss potential business
• Hot dogs, fun and fellowship
• Custer title goes to Spaulding
• Celebrating Our Musical Roots
• Pence picks Ellspermann as running mate
• OPENING NIGHT AT THE FOLK FESTIVAL
• Madison, S'western exceed I-READ average
• Traffic stop leads to heroin charges
• ISP announces sobriety checkpoint
• FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY BOOK SALE
• FOUR NAMED MJHS OUTSTANDING CITIZENS
• Special Delivery
• Court upholds 23-year drug sentence
• Readers' questions for MCS board concerning proposed school closings
• Schedule for area school graduations
• Mayor's Eagles recognized for their work
• Zoning board to hear bed and breakfast request
• Where will my child go to school?
• RiverRoots: Music comes to the riverfront
• Mississippi man arrested on meth charges
• Madison man charged with selling pills
• Gookins: Close Dupont, Anderson
• City courting renewable-energy company
• Care facility looking at KDH building
• County OKs $25K for Bicentennial gift
• Michigan Hill one lane Sunday
• Send Us Your Questions
• TAKING AIM AT THE TITLE
• Tax relief, rundown homes discussed at meeting
• Key to Success
• Free lunch program for children announced
• SHAWE PROM ROYALTY
• MCS public meeting Tuesday
• MCHS PROM ROYALTY
• Southwestern to host bus driver seminar
• Police checking 911 calls that closed bridge
• Woman taken to Louisville after wreck
• Fife to address questions on historic district
• Hanover College employee charged with stealing money
• County looks to start house rehab program
• Skip 4 Life
• Noah's a Rising Star
• Charges dropped in robbery after prosecution delay
• Canaan hopes to get charter startup grant
• Council schedules meeting ... just in case
• Honored for their hospitality
• MCHS PROM ROYALTY CANDIDATES
• Activities planned for municipal government week
• Inmate transferred after attack
• Board OKs cutting 15-20 jobs
• Public meeting set to discuss budget
• Contestants sought for Miss Regatta
• Grant will help fund featuring local artists
• Police Briefs - May 10, 2012
• Bridge Briefs - May 10, 2012
• Mourdock denies Lugar seventh term in Senate
• Jefferson County Vote Totals
• Auxier wins Democratic nomination for judge
• Lytle, Little to meet in November
• McCormick wins Dem primary in 69th
• Craig, Boldery, Gaffney advance in County Council at-large contest
• Collins gets Democratic nod for coroner
• Several county races uncontested
• Messer, Bookout in 6th District race
• MPD joins fire marshal in house fire investigation
• RIF authorization on board agenda
• Street closings OK'd for special events
• Police Briefs - May 8, 2012
• 708 voted early in county
• WELCOME TO THE PORT OF MADISON
• Teen dies in accident on SR 256
• Madison teen charged with armed robbery
• Shawe, MCHS third in Academic Super Bowl
• Planned Parenthood offers free Pap tests next week
• Prescription drug abuse a growing problem
• Suits from Regatta accident settled
• All that's left is the voting
• BMV extends hours for those needing voter identification
• NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER
• MCHS, Shawe in Academic Super Bowl
• Still time for absentee voting
• Worker injured Monday at bridge site dies
• FIRST VISIT OF THE SEASON
• Fife: Market old buildings for economic development
• Daniel Reaves: No clues into disappearance
• You can own a piece of the Courthouse
• Despite tough year, Regatta plans remain on schedule
• ALONG FOR THE RIDE
• Board of Health introduces changes for septic procedures
• Proposed micro-loan guidelines discussed
• Two with local ties among 4 killed in yachting accident
• No name yet for injured worker
• LIGHTNING SITE
• City Council did not meet
• Cornerstone to host program at Lydia Middleton
• Guns & Hoses
• Worker injured at bridge site
• Early morning fire under investigation
• Bridge reopens
• Broadway School
• TEA PARTY EXPRESS
• BRIDGE REOPENS EARLY
• Fire destroys West St. home
• Growing vegetables ... and a sense of pride
• TEMPORARY RAMPS BEING CONNECTED
• 11 hope to replace Pence in 6th District
• All in a Day's Work
• Wallace looks for savings on jail meals
• Spring taxes due May 10
• IVY TECH HOSTS JOB FAIR
• MCHS Class of '66 creates Acorn Scholarship Fund
• Feds will rule on Raq Shaq money seizure
• Stucker: Don't know if city can afford new golf carts
• 'Jeopardy!' run ends for Cindy Vanderbur
• Juvenile arrested after fight at junior high
• Plea deal entered in cocaine arrest
• Finance committee meeting rescheduled
• Destination ImagiNation team places third at state
• The Missing Link
• Aftershock: Milton businesses feel the pinch
• CANDIDATE FORUM
• Beginning of the End
• Superintendent signs 3-year, $115K contract
• Vanderbur's 'Jeopardy!' winnings hit $54,800
• Economic survey ready
• Broadway School alumni planning a final 'good-bye'
• Preservation workshop series looks at masonry
• Shawe has 3 teams going to state Academic Super Bowl
• Tea Party Express to stop in Madison on Saturday
• KaBoom!
• MCS names superintendent
• Team Work
• Bridge will close Wednesday for 5 days
• Ivy Tech job fair set for Thursday
• Shop, cafe, gallery plans unveiled
• Four arrested on meth charges
• Juvenile arrested after break-in
• Vanderbur wins $17,999 in first round of 'Jeopardy!'
• Breaking News - Madison Schools Hires School Superintendent
• Five-day bridge closure begins Wednesday
• No primary in surveyor race; Daghir, Pettitt meet in November
• MPD begins testing of officer applicants
• Lawyer gives up license after clients file complaints
• SUMMER JOBS
• Indiana House of Representatives District 67
• Indiana House of Representatives District 66
• Who is Cindy Vanderbur?
• West end traffic solutions discussed
• SUMMER JOBS
• MIDDLETON CELEBRATES FOUR-STAR STATUS
• Madison again named Tree City
• Indiana House of Representatives District 69
• Greene lone candidate for treasurer
• Koehler only candidate for recorder
• Report will clarify TIF zone, school financing
• Swinging Seniors
• Historical Society, HMI to host Snyder exhibit
• Today's lane closing needed to ensure electricity during next week's bridge closure
• New sound system in Council chambers
• County residence heavily damaged in fire
• MONITORING THE BRIDGE
• Madison man gets 12 years on meth plea
• Search leads to arrest of two on drug charge
• Juvenile on house arrest after incident at school
• ISP to crack down on seat belt use
• Cutshall's family invites cards for his birthday
• Two in GOP coroner race; Democrat uncontested
• Bridge Down To One Lane Thursday
• Armand out at Health Department
• LETTER-PERFECT
• Murder suspect caught in Madison
• Bridge limits putting pinch on businesses
• Public asked to complete economic development survey
• Advance Madison speaker touts area's strengths
• ONE INJURED IN WRECK
• Wreck leads to drug charges
• Past gets drug dealer maximum sentence
• A PERFECT DAY FOR A RIDE
• $10,000 bond for drug suspect
• City trades machine for work
• Storm-damaged septic system may be covered
• Sheriff merit board to interview candidates
• City announces meeting changes
• Board of Health dismisses Armand
• Bowl for Kids' Sake
• Main Street Program hosting seminar on business strategies
• QUILT SHOW AT FAIRGROUNDS
• Pittman only GOP candidate on ballot
• Man faces third probation revocation
• The new KDH
• Commissioners leave Armand issue to health department
• Bennett: Cultural change in education paying dividends
• Republican candidates share ideas at dinner
• Students get a dose of reality
• Five Democrats seek 3 at-large seats
• More charges in Raq Shaq drug case
• Canaan Academy gets start-up grant
• St. Michael's, Second St. 4-way stop gets boost
• Cheatham: Elected officials must learn to listen
• HABITAT HOUSE UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• State Budget Committee to meet at Ivy Tech today
• Candidate forum April 24 at Livery Stable
• Helm gets 10 years on child porn conviction
• FERRY LANDING PREPARED
• ISP, KSP work to clarify bridge weight guidelines
• Glesing: One or more school closings likely
• Board approves RIF policy, early retirement plan
• HMI kicks of new tourism season with docent tea
• Judge denies request to revoke Emery's bond
• Boil Water Advisory Issued
• Lugar, Mourdock debate tonight
• Lincoln addresses Civil War Round Table
• County looks at job sharing for employees
• Cash unopposed in lower district race
• EDP, EcO15 explain missions to blue ribbon committee
• Hanover College recognizes contributions to the arts
• Warsaw, Ky. man dies in SR 56 wreck
• Finance committee meets Thursday
• TIF Board, Council in closed session
• Deputies help with traffic control at IKE
• Applications sought for deputy opening
• Two Democrats in race; Republican unopposed
• Women charged with stealing $29,000 from church
• NEW CITY BANNERS GOING UP
• Absentee voting has begun
• One killed in SR 56 accident
• Running for their lives
• Agencies pool resources to speed tornado recovery effort
• HMI properties open for season Saturday
• Small fires investigated
• Board of Tourism to meet Monday
• Wheels of Fortune
• New state error; Jefferson gets $347,341
• Two Democrats seek nomination for Circuit judge
• Blue Ribbon meeting Tuesday
• Woman charged with theft
• Accounting error: Counties owed $205M
• Relief Options
• Needful Things venue change request denied
• Deadline Monday to register to vote
• Deeg named program director at HMI
• Bridge Update - April 6, 2012
• County assets run the gamut in new study
• YOUNG INVENTORS
• Madison man faces drug dealing charges
• Regatta insured, but cost goes up
• Woman, prosecutors reach deal for burglary, check fraud
• Police respond to two accidents
• Nine years in prison for 1 gram of meth
• FINAL LENTEN SERVICE
• Man sentenced for robberies at 2 Madison businesses
• Bridge inspections increased to monthly
• Good Friday closings
• THE GAIT KEEPER
• Possible buyer for Elks site approaches city
• Judge hears venue change request
• COLLEGES EXPLAIN TRANSFER OPTIONS
• Blue ribbon panel asks for public input April 17
• Wallace wants to add new detective
• Commissioners to meet Thursday
• RECALLING THE '74 TORNADO
• Farmers Market moves to Broadway April 14
• Pilings & Piers
• Tent will be set up for bridge events
• Murder suspect dies of stroke
• Drug investigation leads to arrest
• NBC postpones segment on MCHS
• Looking for Easter eggs
• ONE BOOK, ONE COMMUNITY
• Armand: Septic problem is being blown out of proportion
• Court upholds child molesting charges against Delmar Kent
• Commissioners get preliminary plans for jail expansion
• 4-H announces April, May events
• Victims of the System?
• Hogsett: Violent Crimes Initiative working
• Small fire at Ruler Foods investigated
• Zoning Board Cancelled
• Don't tell these folks 'It's only basketball'
• Ex-MCHS band director faces new sex crime charge
• FEMA specialists to answer rebuilding questions
• MCHS art history program to get national exposure
• Septic concerns will be discussed at meeting
• Economy, septic problems force Chelsea General Store to close
• Economic development expert to speak in Madison
• Tools stolen from construction site
• Marshall wants trial moved from county
• HIGH-FLYING FUN
• More help arrives for Chelsea tornado victims
• Berry to lead 'One Book' discussion
• Window preservation workshop Saturday
• A Garden Affair
• Lawmakers, U.S. agency support Hatch Act changes
• ONE INJURED IN CAR-TRACTOR COLLISION
• Breathing easy: City tests gas masks
• Estes guilty of drug charges
• Builder sues city over zoning denial
• Director named for child services office
• Bridge traffic flow detailed
• Obama OKs federal aid for storm recovery
• Chamber head: Group eager to continue relationship with EDP
• SPRING COLORS
• Blue Ribbon meeting tonight at City Hall
• TEMPORARY BRIDGE RAMP IN MILTON
• LENTEN MESSAGE
• Synthetic drugs should be dropped at police posts
• A Fight to Survive
• Bridge meeting Thursday night
• Salt savings spent on tornado cleanup
• Land deal signed for new Heritage Trail development
• Henderson pulls city loan program from council agenda
• SEWAGE WORK ON HANGING ROCK HILL
• Controlled burn spreads quickly
• Sewer relief coming to Oak Hill
• 926 Hoosiers have applied for storm aid
• Zoning denied for vehicle sales, service shop
• County Road 1250-W will be closed Wednesday for repairs
• Madison students provide items for Henryville recovery
• An Act of Respect
• BRIDGE WATCH
• Drug drop-off at sheriff's office
• Police News - March 17, 2012
• FRIDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT
• Mobile home damaged in fire
• EDP asks county to create land reuse committee
• 24/7 watch suggested for bridge
• MCS gets $100K grant to upgrade technology
• Hydrant flushing next week
• Madison developing RIF policy for teachers
• LENTEN MESSAGE
• Weight limit on bridge lowered to 3 tons
• North Vernon man arrested after chase along Clifty Drive
• Deputy man sentenced to 6 years for making meth
• New building at Christian Academy
• Spring break: Lots of fun right at home
• Officials explain aid available to tornado victims
• Voting equipment will be tested on Friday
• They're there for others
• A perfect '10' for Kemps in business awards
• County Council puts hold on more funds for Clearinghouse
• GOP field of 8 offers range of candidates
• FARMER'S BANK GOING UP
• Alarm scares off armed robbers
• Commissioners meet Tuesday in Chelsea to discuss storms
• Community band joins Trimble bands for concert
• Riverfront committee voted to put Armstrong's name on park pillar
• BIG FAN OF MINIATURE SCULPTOR
• Dream Makers
• Cornerstone challenges Elks demolition order
• Drug arrests bring to 5 in same family
• MCS BUSES INSPECTED
• Paddlewheels schedule several Madison visits
• Daniels seeks aid for Jefferson, 5 other counties
• Canaan school announces top administrators
• Blue ribbon panel sets mission
• Regatta denies rumors of no race
• Assessing the Damage
• Resources available for tornado victims
• 2 held on meth charges
• Lee angered over pillar at park
• Important Announcement For Tornado Victims
• Tornado traveled 49 miles
• Council tables loan program ordinance
• Bowen sentenced in domestic case
• Taylor, wife sentenced on drug charges
• Economic development review meeting Thursday
• Man charged with molesting young child
• HOW TO HELP
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• WHERE TO FIND HELP
• Where to report damage
• Man arrested for alleged sex with 9-year-old
• PICKING UP THE PIECES
• DONATIONS
• 19 DEATHS CONFIRMED IN INDIANA, KENTUCKY STORMS
• Commissioners want new tech policy for county employees
• Storm Torn Jefferson County, IN
• Families learn how to apply for school voucher program
• State honors Deputy for ISTEP math test scores
• City hires part-time social media manager
• County offers new prescription discount card
• Kentucky schools announce early dismissal today
• NATURE'S WRATH - AND BEAUTY
• Police Briefs - March 1, 2012
• City announces text-alert system
• LENTEN SERVICE MESSAGE
• Parks Board OKs funds for survey of John Paul Park
• Fitness course planned for Johnson Lake Park
• Jailer, teen among 3 hurt in accident
• A Brush with History
• We were under tornado warning
• Reports detail school, student performance
• Barr's new attorney wants additional time
• Gold & Glory
• City offers to help Poplar St. homeowner
• Small business workshop Thursday
• FATAL WRECK ON U.S. 421
• United Way to address poverty at seminar
• BASKETBALL IS A COMMUNITY AFFAIR IN DUPONT
• Benefit held to raise drug awareness
• Fine Arts Academy planned for MCHS
• United Way drive raised $340,000
• Finance committee meets March 2
• UNTOLD HISTORY
• Four-year sentence given in church burglary
• Zoning board denies request for new home
• Latest time-zone change push dies
• IU prof: Moreland suit 'anyone's guess'
• Roundabout plans dropped
• Lenten message: Help those in need
• Author shares memories of growing up black in Appalachia
• Auction tickets still available
• Madison police announce promotions
• Decorate for the Lady Cubs
• Madison renews EDP training contract
• Michigan Hill lane closed
• Help for small businesses
• Moreland's parents sue Needful Things owner
• Council: We'll have final say on fate of Elks
• Grandview foreclosure sale to be rescheduled
• Welch to review proposed guidelines for speaking at City Council meeting
• A Passion for People
• Bowl for Kids' Sake plans kickoff event Feb. 29
• WebGIS training at 5 p.m. today
• 3 arrested in home on drug charges
• Paroled murderer arrested in Ruler
• Momma knows best: He found God, and kept his day job
• Goodin says SR256 should get new look
• Slygh to carry on D.A.R.E. message
• Meeting canceled
• TIF meeting Wednesday
• Teen hurt in wreck
• WebGIS training set
• Program Cancellation
• School Choice
• Commissioners OK $75K for Clearinghouse
• City utility bills now can be paid online, by phone
• Restoring Dr. Hutchings' Office
• MSH contracts for food service; 5 jobs cut
• Holiday Closings - Presidents Day
• Pet owner worries about stray bullets after dog shot
• FFA begins national week of recognition
• GIRL SCOUT COOKIES ARRIVE
• Third House forum Saturday at Ivy Tech
• Madison State Hospital history told in new book
• Meth found in vehicle; two arrested
• Rykers' Ridge ready to party
• HANOVER COLLEGE DONATES DESKS
• SCIENCE FAIR
• County budget certified at $6.4M
• Assembly Required
• Ivy Tech's nursing program to receive excellence award
• Bridge lane reduction planned for Feb. 20
• Birge withdraws from primary
• Madison Academic Decathlon places 8th
• 3 arrested on drug charges at local hotel
• MCHS graduation rate improves; Southwestern down
• HABITAT RECYCLES ELECTRONICS
• Police Briefs - February 13, 2012
• Madison's Last Man Standing
• Taylor pleads guilty; gets 25 years
• Filing ends for May 8 primary
• Couple taking big steps for mankind
• Police merit board adds 3 new members
• Motion for appeal denied in Hutchinson Lane lawsuit
• Break-in reported at Salvation Army
• Kande McKay
• Rowlett is president of Canaan Academy board
• Council to vote on speaking at meetings
• Heather Foy
• MCS gives special ed co-op 1-year extension
• Hanover man : 14 years on drug charges
• Josh Webb
• Six arrested on cocaine charges at Victoria Inn
• Mayor lifts Elks' stop-work order
• Panel named to study economic development
• Shuttle astronaut Voss dead at 55
• Pat Magrath
• Committee reviews finalists for riverfront 'flood sculpture'
• Board of Works rejects bids for new water main
• Madison police arrest six following anonymous tip
• Aaron Kelsey
• Big Oaks program set for Monday
• Taylor faces 47 weapons charges
• HONORING A HERO
• More money sought for Clearinghouse
• Scroggins gets 24 years for reckless homicide
• CHURCH PANEL RESTORED
• Charges added for KDH copper theft suspect
• Canaan lawyer files for Circuit Court judge
• Copper stolen from KDH site recovered
• Gookins: MCS should look at staff reductions, Southwestern merger
• Police conduct second search of Taylor property
• Black History Month to focus on literature
• TIF meeting rescheduled
• Thomas Family wine headed to governor's Super Bowl party
• MCHS junior is state FFA queen
• Appeal filed in Hutchinson Lane court decision
• Temporary ramps connected during downtime
• County Council wants budget discrepancy fixed
• Lewis to lead prosecutors' association
• Charges filed against woman in drug bust
• Courthouse Notes - January 31, 2012
• Cocoa Safari makes sweets for governor's Super Bowl party
• Bridge Update - January 30, 2012
• MADISON HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Two arrested after fight in parking lot
• County Council to meet on budget
• Kellems has role in Gingrich campaign
• Local police agencies use Facebook to keep an eye on criminal activity
• HABITAT FOR HUMANITY AUCTION
• Bratwurst, Mile High in sandwich finals
• Press group offers scholarships
• Taylor's bond set at $150,000
• MCHS HOMECOMING CANDIDATES
• City of Madison unveils new logo
• MainSource Bank, Bob Greene win Chamber awards
• Already on probation, Taylor arrested on new drug charges
• City reviews tennis courts agreement
• Frye seeks new term in State House
• Democrat files for 6th District
• Help with financial aid forms
• TAYLOR ARRESTED IN RAID
• EDP recognizes community service
• Evidence will be allowed in meth production case
• Judge: City can condemn land for road project
• Fifth St. house earns preservation award
• Right-to-work dominates talk at Third House
• Women learn to shed stress, invite success
• Three arrested after drug investigation
• ISP identify victims of fatal plane crash
• Clifty Engineering storm damage about $1M
• LEARNING TO READ
• Hinkle's falls from best sandwich competition
• Design work to begin on jail changes
• A Place to Call Home
• McGee to head county GOP
• Madison City Hall hours clarified
• TIF will pay for help to determine zone's tax revenues
• City may file suit against zoning violators
• Bates files for 6th District
• Candidate filings - January 19, 2012
• GAME NIGHT AT THE LIBRARY
• Bridge Update - January 19, 2012
• Voices for Children open house Thursday
• Madison hosting Academic Decathlon on Saturday
• Tornado hits Clifty Engineering, airport
• Welch orders evaluation of economic strategy
• Cheatham won't seek re-election
• A Life With Purpose
• Tuesday morning storm
• Grandview to be sold at sheriff's sale
• Bill would enforce cyber-bullying authority
• SHAWE ROYALTY
• Corrections - January 14, 2012
• Drugs found on inmate in jail
• Kellems named to EDP board
• Hinkle's advances in Super 46 competition
• Top Cop
• City orders work halted on Elks
• Candidate filings - January 13, 2012
• SEVERAL INJURED IN WRECK
• Hinkle's expected to advance
• LIBRARY DIRECTOR WELCOMED
• We were ready, but big snow stayed away
• Study: MCHS upgrade would cost $47.4M
• Judge: Wright not competent for trial
• Diversity workshop at Hanover
• Two file for seat on County Commission
• Field starts to fill for 6th District seat
• Candidate filings - January 12, 2012
• Police Briefs - January 12, 2012
• Reception Thursday for library director
• Daniels presents modest agenda for state
• CLEARING THE WAY FOR HERITAGE TRAIL EXPANSION
• Election board: Money needed for new voting machines
• King Day celebration Monday at Trinity
• SHAWE HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• New guidelines for vaccinations
• THEIR SERVICE IS APPRECIATED
• Bank warns of debit card scam
• LEARNING E-BOOK TECHNOLOGY
• IT WAS A GREAT WEEKEND FOR WALKING
• Todd won't seek re-election as Circuit Court judge
• Dupont woman remains in serious condition after wreck
• Commissioners make tax board appointments
• STOP
• Barlow to receive Golden Shamrock
• Voters serve Hinkle's a win in Super 46 contest
• Splinter Ridge Road closed for work
• Man arrested for Lexington robbery
• Merit Board plans executive session
• Josh Bear
• New dry cleaner to open in Madison
• Edwards' father sues defense lawyer
• Former Madison resident dies in wreck in California
• Doctor: Wright not competent to stand trial for murder
• Josh Hershberger
• Marcos arrived early for his birthday party
• Welch will present goals to city Jan. 17
• Stephanie Kemp
• Josh Olds
• McManus sentenced to 19 years for role in robbery
• United Way extends drive; $26,000 short of goal
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrests
• Hold the mustard ... Hold the pickle ... But don't hold your vote
• Katie Wood
• Another snag in Elks saga
• Dupont woman injured in wreck on U.S. 421
• Andrew Forrester
• Kellen Cronen
• Joy Barron
• Welch, city officials take oath of office
• They're ready to help
• Carlow named to Board of Works
• Plea deal in SR 7 crash that killed 2
• Managing Madison
• Worker rescued from scaffolding after injury
• We'll tell you if schools are open or closed
• Madison not one of Sears closings
• City continues to address violations of disability act
• Lydia Middleton earns state honor
• Madison in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Merit Board plans meetings
• Wright's competency to stand trial questioned
• Following Our Lead
• Area retailers report strong holiday sales
• 4 charged with taking, cashing checks
• A Life filled with Prayer
• SERVING UP A CHRISTMAS MEAL
• Court: Thomas' guilty plea stands
• Preserving History
• FLOODED STREETS
• Couple charged with drug sales
• McManus gets 20 years in plea deal for burglary
• Christmas at the Boys & Girls Club
• CAR FLIPS ON WEST STREET
• Appeals Court rules on case involving storage facility
• ACCIDENT ON U.S. 421
• Man found dead after standoff with police
• Christmas with a Cop
• Armstrong presides over last meeting
• County budget decisions stalled
• Wynn steps down as GOP chairman
• Main Street restaurant gets OK to open today
• Canaan selects Ball State as charter sponsor
• Man arrested for laundromat burglary
• WORK CONTINUES ON ELKS ROOF
• Louisville Brass at Trinity
• Tobacco drop at prison averted
• Rogers Road closed two days
• Historic board approves windows on East St. home
• BRIDGE REOPENS TO TRAFFIC
• What's in your water?
• Hill gets lifetime achievement award for environment work
• Bank vault's location right on the money
• Firefighters, Police Reach Out To Children
• U.S. road deaths lowest in 60 years
• CAMPAIGN STOP IN MADISON
• End of one journey... Beginning of another
• MCS fires teacher facing sex charges
• Canaan keeps post office
• RECOGNIZING THE BELL RINGERS
• Madison approves study of co-op
• Thurston is new police chief
• Writing the next chapter
• Welch names Dan Thurston as chief of police
• BSU study: Limit growth around new hospital
• HIGH WATER SLOWS BRIDGE WORK
• Madison man arrested after one-car crash
• Forever Remembered
• County works to improve response to sexual assaults
• WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA
• HABITAT BREAKS GROUND
• Bridge down to one lane on Dec. 20
• Hoosier Holidays
• Commissioners told gas line work near new KDH causing traffic problems
• Raq Shaq owner's bond reduced to $12,500
• CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND
• Fire destroys house east of Madison
• DANGEROUS SITUATION
• Angel Tree children still need adoptions
• Canaan seeks more support for charter
• Volunteers sought for bird counts
• KRUGGEL LEAVING HMI
• YES SANTA, I'VE BEEN GOOD
• Boil water advisory issued
• Salvation Army needs bell ringers
• IDEM lowers copper guidelines
• Welch names 3 to administration
• United Way begins final push to meet goal
• New source for EDP payment
• Canaan charter school approved
• Dupont Cares
• River Valley, Dupont to merge
• Plan commission recommends against mobile home park
• Riverfront committee may set up tent for viewing bridge work
• SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS
• Warrant leads to couple's drug arrests
• Stucker to remain parks director
• Bicentennial video available
• GIVE US A CALL
• Angel Food officials face fraud charges
• Board of Works meets Monday
• A Christmas Village
• MCS selects interim superintendent
• TESTING THE BRIDGE
• Raq Shaq owner faces more charges
• Message Delivered
• Memorial service Dec. 11 for Sutton
• GIRLS INC. CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS
• Madison Schools name Gookins interim superintendent
• Raq Shaq owner arrested in drug bust
• Lawsuit over death of girl sent back to court
• MCS board to hire interim superintendent at meeting on Friday
• Rowlett takes plea deal, pleads guilty to drug charges
• Weather hurts Sunrise, pool revenues
• Police raid Raq Shaq, owner's home
• The Fight to Stay Sober
• Stress test will close bridge at times Thursday
• Library director starts Thursday
• Canaan hopes to keep post office
• Rowlett trial begins Thursday
• Band teacher posts bond on misconduct with students charges
• County delays paving 400-N due to gas line to KDH work
• Downtown retailers report good Black Friday
• Historic Board denies request to demolish house
• Two stops on the Candlelight Tour of Homes
• Owners ask to demolish house on West First St.
• LIGHT UP MADISON
• Madison teen gets probation for MCHS break-in
• FAMILIAR HOLIDAY SIGHT
• MCHS band teacher faces sex charges
• Hanover man arrested on meth charges
• MPD Arrest Assistant Band Director
• Council votes down archery ordinance
• A Reason for Thanks
• Trash pickup on Thursday
• AWARD-WINNING READER
• Christmas parade canceled due to lack of response
• City files papers to get court OK for Elks demolition
• Clifty Creek officials want traffic safety measures at entrance to plant
• Man arrested after 5-month investigation of child pornography
• City says RV's must be moved
• Habitat's ReStore has grand opening
• It's looking a lot like Christmas
• Hanover, Ivy Tech sign transfer agreement
• Location for flood sculpture not yet selected
• Leaf pickup ends Dec. 9
• Accident cuts power to homes
• Third reading set for bow and arrow law
• Madison teen dies in wreck on Deputy Pike
• Salvation Army hosts Thanksgiving Day dinner
• NO EXCUSES, COACH
• Shrewsbury-Windle House open for 'peek'
• Community Christmas tree arrives downtown
• Canaan residents rally support for charter school
• Welch picks Jenner for city attorney
• City wants ideas for sculpture reflecting 1937 flood
• Crash sends truck down embankment
• Questions asked; answers sought
• SENIOR VOLUNTEERS HONORED
• Search on for interim school superintendent
• Final payment for upgrades at VOBC approved
• Indiana State Police are on the lookout for Troy Daugherty, 49, of Franklin County.
• WORD WIZARDS
• Apply now to 'Shop with a Firefighter'
• Wallace makes case for adding more jail beds
• MCS Foundation awards $4,900 in grants
• WORKING TO BEAT THE STORM
• Dialogue in Democracy
• Program to read, discuss Wendell Berry book
• Entrants sought for Christmas parade
• Local Briefs - November 15, 2011
• Inmates face new charges after jail fight
• Catch-A-Ride to drop Saturday runs
• A Home for the Holidays
• Women's wellness program returns
• Canaan to host charter school meeting Thursday
• Two injured in accident on Thompson Road Saturday
• Local Briefs - November 12, 2011
• Looking for a new home
• A Veterans Day Salute
• Local Briefs - November 11, 2011
• A FAMILY OF PATRIOTS
• Commissioners call for change to 911 funding formula
• Boil water advisory issued for Ryker's Ridge
• New shops opening on Main St.
• Patterson to retire; cites health problems
• City proposes changes to bow and arrow rules
• Tonight's library board meeting canceled
• Pier widening begins this week
• Sarver challenges Backus in District 3
• Stabbing In Hanover
• Community Foundation awards $42,000 to seven agencies
• Armstrong doubles up Welch in contributions
• Welch looks to unseat Armstrong in mayoral contest
• SEARCHING FOR FOOD IN THE CHILLY WATER
• County to study adding beds to third floor of jail
• Four vie for at-large City Council seats
• FALL SOYBEAN HARVEST
• PATHWAYS LEARNING CENTER OPEN HOUSE
• Clerk-treasurer: Daghir vs. Kalb
• Program offers mortgage relief for jobless
• Creating jobs a priority for Armstrong, Welch
• Man arrested on cocaine charge
• Absentee voting hours extended
• City Council District 5: Cole challenges Henderson
• Rohlfing challenges Berry for District 2 seat on City Council
• Woman charged with theft of $116K from dental office
• New head at juvenile facility
• Bridge Briefs - October 24, 2011
• Potential area home buyers still wary of weak economy
• Mann, Jones in race for Council District 1 seat
• Miles for Myeloma
• Police Briefs - October 22, 2011
• Railroad crossing will be closed on U.S. 50 near S.R. 7
• Public invited to offer thoughts on park plans
• LIBBY MANN
• DICK JONES
• Permits approved for campers
• PRESS IN PINK
• Teen arrested on drug charges
• HOUSE OF TORMENT
• AG files complaint against local auctioneer
• Learn how to find the story of your historic building
• DEER CREATE PROBLEMS FOR MOTORISTS
• Fall taxes due Nov. 10
• Christmas With A Cop Poker Run Saturday
• NEW BRIDGE SPAN TAKING SHAPE
• King's Daughters and Sons to host 105th convention this weekend
• Resident takes aim at neighbor's use of bows and arrows
• Eleutherian Gathering Sunday; Civil War exhibits canceled
• Reckless homicide hearing focuses on evidence
• New delay in Elks resolution
• Oak Hill residents voice concerns about drainage
• Board of Works denies church request
• Dancing keeps them in Line
• Soup, Stew, Chili, Brew & Sunshine
• Madison man held for cocaine possession
• Leaf pickup begins
• Lanier hosts 'Mayhem in the Mansion!'
• Belles meet in Madison
• ACROBATICS AT THE AIR SHOW
• SHINY AND NEW
• Funds approved to repair tower
• Mayor's Night Out set for Monday at Oak Hill Park
• Heritage Trail Expansion
• The Legacy of Steam
• Eleutherian hosts Civil War exhibits
• Reaching Children through Music
• Library has new director
• State appeals court reverses battery conviction
• TWO-VEHICLE CRASH ON RECTOR ROAD
• Pair charged with farm equipment theft
• Jackson not guilty on drug-related charges
• CULVERT REPAIRS ON HANGING ROCK HILL
• Taylor gets fine, probation on cocaine charge
• Interest rate cut on MCS bank account
• Cutshall speaks first words since accident
• Pair arrested in church break-in
• Encouraging Adoption
• Jury selected; Jackson on trial for drug charges
• Audit questions TIF board payment to Venture Out
• Stolen weapons found
• Inmate faces additional child molesting charges
• SLIPPERY SLOPE
• Full Steam Ahead
• MADISON'S OWN TIN MAN
• Audit: Adams mishandled city's loan program
• Having fun and overcoming fear
• Jackson trial opens Tuesday
• Hoops and Hopes
• News you need to know
• Disaster training today in Hanover
• Sixth District hopeful to visit Wednesday
• Don't be scared away from E.O. Muncie festival
• TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE SUNSHINE
• Jail population increases; inmates can't afford bond
• Two adults, juvenile held in Thomas Hill house burglary
• Pair captured in home
• City loan program to go to regional council
• MCS sets dates for parent conferences
• Murder suspect transferred from jail due to health concerns
• Civic Discourse
• Cragmont plan would target chain retailers, restaurants
• No Elks demolition unless judge backs city's decision
• Nerve gas threat at Walmart called a prank
• WORLD HABITAT DAY OBSERVANCE
• Fall break hours
• Two held in burglary of Madison home
• Don't try this at home
• Running to Remember
• County considers insurance changes
• MCS gets $69,909 to buy items for special-ed students
• Color their futures bright
• Restaurant, shops proposed for Cragmont
• Grant will pay for street sign update
• Meth arrest follows lengthy investigation
• Turning Point increases outreach, education
• Counties group names Berry outstanding commissioner
• The college and the community
• Expanding our vision
• Program addresses truancy in schools
• STUDENTS SHARE THEIR FAITH
• Attorneys request evaluations for suspect in murder
• Southeastern Indiana College Fair today at Hanover College
• Your Help Needed
• College Fair Today
• Date set for Courthouse fire trial
• Chautauqua winners announced
• A FRESH COAT OF PAINT
• NEW AID FOR MAIN STREET PEDESTRIANS
• Teachers sue school board over pay raises
• Corrections officer charged with drug trafficking to inmates
• Workshop will address tax credits for owners of historic properties
• A GREAT DAY FOR A RIDE
• Police investigate battery on man
• Historic Board avoids no-vote decision
• Bowen arrested in domestic altercation
• Workday for Project Phoenix Volunteers
• There's cash waiting for next generation of entrepreneurs
• Festival of Art
• Madison's Celebration of the Arts
• Magazine features Chautauqua
• TWO HURT IN SR 256 ACCIDENT
• Prosecutor to host domestic violence training seminar
• TEMPORARY RAMP
• Maiden Voyage
• Area Scouts invited to celebration at Camp Louis Ernst
• LOOKING FOR BARGAINS
• Madison-Milton bridge project makes national 'Top 10' list
• Car Accident at Green Hills Drive
• Second annual charity football run to benefit the Red Cross
• Defendant in child battery case dies of heart disease
• Regatta accident victims file suits seeking damage
• Negotiations continue for land for Hutchinson extension
• Senior Service
• Angel Food Ministries shuts down
• Do you have a question for mayoral candidates?
• Hunter class next week
• County leads state in West Nile reports
• Listen to the music of the night
• Council hears plan to beautify Broadway
• Middleton garden cultivates students' interest in nature
• SIREN TESTING
• One engineer's report; two differing opinions
• Totten's academic achievements merit recognition
• Zoning OK'd for truck repair shop
• City to pay for study by BSU students
• Man survives fall down steep cliff
• 'Nothing seems too ambitious'
• CELEBRATING HISPANIC CULTURE
• Chautauqua poster signing
• Harris not guilty of rape; mistrial declared on sex misconduct
• United Way sets $350,000 goal
• Give these groups a hand
• Testimony contradicts statement of rape suspect
• Regatta finished in the black this year
• Bridge Update - September 16, 2011
• GIRL SCOUTS REGISTRATION FAIR
• Rape trial opens with testimony of alleged victim
• 11-hour standoff ends peacefully on East Lee Hill Road
• MCS policy toughens grade challenges
• MCS board members say state grading misleading
• Armstrong fires building inspector
• Arvin Sango to open Canada facility
• Merit board promotes three at MPD
• Texas man arrested after traffic pursuit
• Bridge inspection postponed
• Inness Road reopens south of SR 250
• Clearinghouse building bought
• Groups seek volunteers
• Civility in Civics
• REMODELING AT GIRLS INC.
• Jury selection begins in Harris trial
• A Splash of Red
• Bridge Update - September 12, 2011
• In the Middle East without answers
• Thriving business
• Historic Board fees for applications to change
• Man gets 8 years in prison for role in CVS robbery
• 9/11 message
• HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Cast-aways
• 'This stuff is killing our kids'
• 19th century wall being moved for new bridge in Lexington
• Getting a jump on Christmas
• A chance to start over
• Economic summit set for Sept. 28
• Man gets 20 years in plea deal for selling meth
• STOPOVER IN MADISON
• Church asks city to vacate land
• Ryker's Ridge neighbors oppose auto body shop
• Kids Q Results
• HONORING THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES
• Cost too high; 911 dispatch center off
• Ball State students to create comprehensive plan for Madison
• A special weekend for Bob, Doris Gray
• City to repay $25,000 to USDA for theater loan
• Testimony from Elks hearing will be reviewed before demolition decision
• MCHS HOMECOMING COURT
• Woman arrested twice for theft
• Study: Farmers Market adds $700,000 to local economy
• IDEM says city can bypass step in wastewater treatment
• READY FOR INSPECTION
• HONORING 31 HEROES
• Election signs go up too early
• Braving the weather at the Labor Day picnic
• Plan commission meets Wednesday
• A tribute to John, Sue Paul
• Firefighters to raise funds for Cutshall
• Gathering at the Chelsea Jubilee
• State police will beef up patrols over holiday weekend
• Commissioners open bids for Doe Run bridge
• Pope John, Shawe rated 'exemplary' by state
• Fight over jail TV brings battery charge
• Artists have a brush with fame
• City considers security cameras at Sunrise
• CHAUTAUQUA POSTER UNVEILED
• Vail-Holt closes downtown facility
• Railroad bridge over Big Creek reopens
• Local Briefs - September 1, 2011
• State assigns grades to schools
• City to host Labor Day picnic, film Sunday night
• Boys & Girls Club to honor John, Sue Paul
• Man following suspects among 4 arrested
• Court of Public Opinion
• Bridge Update - August 29, 2011
• SUMMER FESTIVAL
• INDOT officials visit; tour several projects
• Meeting at Neavill's Grove
• READY FOR THE REDEDICATION
• United Way kickoff banquet Sept. 16
• Charges delayed in knife cutting, theft
• HE COULD USE HELP FROM TOM SAWYER'S FRIENDS
• Water boil advisory for Sunrise addition
• Pence will consider a flat tax to replace payroll, income levies
• Spann gets 21 months for wire fraud
• Courthouse to close for rededication
• County has state's first human West Nile case
• Enrollment confusion
• Boil Water Advisory Issued
• West Street closed Thursday for water line repair
• KCBS Results
• 5K for 10Y Results
• STOLEN CAR RECOVERED FROM RAVINE
• Bath salts beginning to show up in our area
• High-dose flu shots available for seniors
• PRINCE OF PEACE FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND
• Man held after knife attack
• Personal Injury Accident
• Back to School for Madison - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Courthouse Rededication
• MICHIGAN HILL REPAIRS
• A plea from Chautauqua... Leave pets home
• Historic Board, owner compromise on windows
• Madison man dies in cycle accident
• Remains identified as Vevay man missing since March 2010
• Woman arrested for house break-in
• Our Blues Heaven
• New to Ribberfest
• County to celebrate Courthouse completion
• Ribberfest!
• Worker falls from scaffold near bridge
• WYATT SWORN IN
• READY FOR THE GRILL
• New state law strips unopposed from ballots
• Commissioners thank schools for Courthouse contributions
• Work will close Michigan Hill
• Changes made in how TIF project contractors are paid
• THIS LITTLE PIGGY IS GOING TO PARTY
• Bridge repairs done; CR 425-N reopens
• Bridge Briefs - August 18, 2011
• BACK TO SCHOOL AT PRINCE OF PEACE
• Insurance a concern for homeowners near Elks
• CATFISH WIN THIS ROUND
• Depression support group plans first meeting
• O'Mara gets contract for Hutchinson work
• Madison woman won car giveaway
• ACCIDENT AT BOB EVANS
• Pence's dream
• Messer: You won't be ignored
• KDH revises number of job cuts to 29
• Street closing OK'd for Ribberfest run
• Historic Board seeks Certified Local Government status
• CRUISIN' MAIN STREET
• BOOK SIGNING: LESTER HORWITZ
• Bridge Construction Ramping-Up
• KDH announces layoffs
• Music in the Park
• NATURE'S BEAUTY
• Committee hears ideas for overseeing loan programs
• RAINBOW
• Woman charged in co-worker ID theft
• Patterson: MCS first day went well
• Drugs in Courthouse elevator may have been hidden for inmate
• Local Briefs - August 11, 2011
• FIRST-DAY GREETING
• Voucher interest light in area
• State awards Clearinghouse $500,000 grant
• This history wasn't swept under the rug
• BRIDGE MATERIALS ARRIVE
• County to charge sex offenders to register
• Free Wi-Fi at Bicentennial Park
• Grant available for food, shelter
• CLASSROOMS ADDED AT SHAWE
• Vail-Holt takes on business partner
• American Queen returning
• KDH: Nothing to share on layoff rumors
• DOME GOES ON IKE WATER TANK
• Investigation leads to drug arrest
• Motorcycle wreck victims identified
• A MUSTANG LOVER'S DREAM
• You can't keep a good building down
• Business returns to Courthouse
• Cyclists raising money to help families
• Woman cleaning house charged with drug theft
• Specialty cars roll into Madison for Saleen Nationals
• Local Briefs - August 5, 2011
• Third Democrat seeks 6th District nomination
• Museum speaker to discuss medicine of the Civil War
• First bridge closure next spring
• Grote opens subsidiary in Germany
• Cutshall moved to rehab center
• Council raises the roof over Barr's request
• Boys arrested for shooting pellet guns on Vaughn Drive
• WORK PROGRESSES AT NEW HOSPITAL
• Farmers Bank to open branch on Clifty Drive
• Chamber, EDP begin resource sharing plan
• Sidewalk near Courthouse to be repaired
• Council hosts cookout tonight
• Recycling contract awarded
• Regatta victims fundraiser brings in $13,000
• Woman arrested after auto theft, three accidents
• Girls Inc. announces program
• Equal Access for All
• Suspect pulls gun after $2 theft at Dollar General
• Historic preservation resource center opens
• Moving Home
• Rehab next for Cutshall
• Man sentenced to 15 years for making meth
• MADISON BACK TO SCHOOL
• No-spray option
• U.S. Postal Service might drop Canaan Post Office
• City agrees to address disability violations
• Objects thrown from bridge concern workers
• Butterfly Eyes: Volunteers sought for annual summer count
• Madison, Southwestern show AYP improvement
• Cutshall out of intensive care unit
• Courthouse fire trial to be moved out of county
• Couple named Madison's first 'preservation heroes'
• Probation for Madison woman who sold pills
• Woman arrested in home break-in
• Drug arrest made after traffic stop
• BRIDGE FROM ABOVE
• MainSource again will ask to replace doors
• 5 arrested for MCHS burglary
• Regatta victims upgraded
• Prince of Peace, Christian Academy register to accept school vouchers
• Daghir replaces Adams on ballot
• Repairs to rail crossing will close section of Lanier Drive
• Half-baked idea
• Man dies swimming at quarry
• Courthouse move to begin, with or without furniture
• Drug charges filed
• Little relief in sight
• Firefighter sentenced for house arson
• Who's in charge?
• Meth maker accepts 12-year sentence
• Huntington resigns from revolving fund loan committee
• Black returning from Afghanistan tonight
• Lessons from the Bible
• Angered by loan program, Chapa drops plans for new restaurant
• Demolition hearing for Elks set for September
• Dupont road closings Thursday and Friday
• Ball State students turn over ideas to community
• New recycling contract considered
• Zoning board OKs conditional permits
• Fundraiser July 30 for Regatta victims
• Local Briefs - July 19, 2011
• No lawyer yet for murder suspect
• Spotlight misses most missing people
• CLEANING THE RIVERFRONT
• Salvation Army offers relief
• Artificial Intelligence
• Swimmer cancels Madison appearance
• Eblen is police force's first Officer of the Quarter
• Simpson promoted to Madison detective
• Teen pleads guilty to break-in conspiracy
• Local libraries join to offer e-books in Jefferson County
• Auction brings $173,775
• Murder charges filed against Wright
• Food fare from the Fair
• Sycamore traveled on space shuttle flight before finding a home
• New account sought for fire fighting air packs
• Ball State students to present ideas for downtown
• River Sweep set for Saturday
• Bridge Briefs - July 15, 2011
• Fair-weather fans
• Neighbors: Murder suspect quiet, friendly
• MCS, Special Services at odds
• Conference addresses child abuse
• Man, 80, held in death of daughter's boyfriend, 57
• CLOUDS COOL DOWN FAIRGROUNDS
• Bennett cites Deputy for ISTEP achievement
• City to post budget online
• Arrest report incorrect
• Fundraiser planned for Regatta victims
• 5-H: Head, Heart, Hands, Health ... and Hot
• Hiker rescued from trail
• Road closed for sewer work
• FAIR BIRTH
• TUNNEL RUN
• WAITING TO SHOW
• PEDAL PULL
• Monday at the Fair...
• MUSIC IN THE PARK
• Waiting their turn
• Community corrections to move into Frazier building
• City department heads told to tighten budget requests
• Accoustic Open Mic at Joeyg's
• Cart takes new role at HMI
• Fires destroy two garages
• Dispatch plan on hold due to math error
• FOR WHOM THE BELL TOILS
• Cornerstone workshop rescheduled
• Request for trucking business zoning advances
• Health Dept. backs off on deadline for free vaccines
• CULTURAL EXCHANGE
• CAR CRASHES INTO KROGER STORE
• Condition update
• Courthouse rededication ceremony set for Aug. 26
• Bridge Update - July 6, 2011
• Water deposit triples for renters
• New sheriff's deputies sworn in
• Elderly woman assaulted
• Coming together in love
• Party chairmen fill ballot vacancies
• Mayor offers hope that Elks might be saved
• A Day of Extremes
• Police Briefs - July 5, 2011
• Excise police cite 26 during Regatta
• Sun's up: Riverfront is bustling
• Weekend an annual tradition for some
• Why Do They Regatta???
• Final Heat at 5:30 PM
• BREAKING NEWS: Accident on the water halts racing
• Madison at its best
• Breeding Road to close
• Regatta Festival Schedule
• BRINGING BACK MEMORIES
• Armstrong begins demolition process on Elks building
• MCS approves Eggleston sale
• Greensburg man gets 5 years on meth charges
• No holiday for trash collectors
• Magazine sales scam reported
• BATTLE OF THE BANDS
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Eggleston sells for $30,000
• Washington retains water ball title
• Regatta parade lineup
• Coverage like you've never seen before
• Madison Water and Sewer offices to close early Friday
• Parking restrictions in place for parade
• Bridge Briefs - June 29, 2011
• Thefts lead to two arrests
• Regatta Bed Race 2011
• PERFORMING FOR THE COMMUNITY
• Hatcher Hill Boil Advisory
• THE QUEEN & HER COURT
• The Regatta Festival lineup of events
• Planner brings changes to Historic Board
• Standoff ends peacefully
• MISS TEEN REGATTA
• MISS PRE-TEEN REGATTA
• LITTLE MISS REGATTA
• Fairest of them all
• CINCINNATI BRASS AT JOHN PAUL PARK
• Man pleads guilty for role in CVS robbery
• Aiming at the target
• Changes in teacher evaluations coming July 1
• Justice for a Grand, Old Courthouse
• RAMPING UP
• County OKs $114,907 to remodel office for prosecutor
• Residents ask for sewer extension
• Security, golf carts concern police chief
• 4-H PAGEANT CONTESTANTS
• Bear, Crozier residences rezoned
• Bear, Crozier residences rezoned
• Main Street is backdrop for Bible school
• Business owners defend city's microloans
• Owner says she'll meet deadline for Elks' roof
• River Sweep changed to July 16
• Rail incline, trail get INDOT grants
• One will be crowned Miss Madison Regatta
• Bev Armstrong: Only wrote checks for loans
• Suspect in jewelry store theft arrested in Texas
• Elderhostel adventures prove learning never ends
• Permit OK'd for new eatery
• CIVIL WAR RE-ENACTMENT
• Imagine Madison
• It was a (rainy) Day of Caring
• Family still hopes for answers in death of Nancy Lyons The mystery behind the death of Southwestern High School graduate Nancy Lyons has never been resolved. She disappeared nine years ago.
• Walking for a Cure
• Madison man ID'd as suspect in robbery
• Hill joins D.C. firm in gov't relations
• Mayor: Suspend loans until review
• Adams off fall ballot
• Work will close Green Road Monday
• Floating Ideas
• Past drivers will serve as parade marshals
• Regatta pageant field at 10
• Madison man may have been involved in robbery
• Community Watch meeting
• Hydrants flushed 3 days next week
• CHILDREN LEARNING LOCAL HISTORY
• TIF Board expecting $800,000 in tax money
• Architecture camp for kids planned
• Court News - June 16, 2011
• No bids received; Eggleston will be auctioned
• County OKs $200,000 to complete dispatch center
• Madison man added to sheriff's staff
• Man pleads guilty to stabbing mother's boyfriend
• Underwater work on bridge
• Concert added to Regatta lineup
• EXPLORING THE HERITAGE TRAIL
• Psychiatric exam ordered for man charged in thefts
• Bridge contractor gets 60-day extension due to high water
• SAYING GOODBYE TO FATHER JOHN
• Four more contestants in Regatta pageant
• North American Stainless project would add 15 jobs
• Central dispatch won't meet deadline
• Habitual offender
• Students begin history studies with Madison tour
• Bidding will start at $270,000 for Eggleston school building
• INDOT: Date for bridge work rerouting not yet determined
• Woman pleads guilty to role in robbery
• Resource fair leaves seniors laughing with yoga
• River Sweep set for June 18
• MCS extends administrators' contracts
• Loan for restaurant denied by committee
• Planning on track for Regatta Festival
• Vacation Bible School brings message to Main Street
• Library announces summer programs
• JCHS plans history camp
• Competency hearing held
• Hazmat responds to accident
• Traffic flow changes for bridge work starts Aug. 1
• A SIGN OF GOOD TIMES
• An honor for a beloved teacher
• IMEL WAY
• Two arrested after meth found in car
• ARBOR DAY TREE GIVEAWAY
• The real winners are the children
• MCHS: Do the right thing
• Shawe: Memories of years together
• Hutchinson animation to be shown
• Historical Society seeks help to get matching grant
• Rezoning hearing set for Monday
• Madison man held on drug charges
• MCHS grads face 2 days of school after graduation
• City street paving begins Monday
• Showing pride in our town
• Tennessee man pleads guilty to meth charges
• City revokes loan for new restaurant
• Regatta not liable for car crash
• Juveniles arrested for thefts
• WORK CONTINUES AROUND PIER
• Teton awarded contract for work at E.O. Muncie
• Entrants sought for Regatta pageants
• Groups at odds over animal shelter grant
• Police, firefighters to square off on diamond
• Endowment to fund low-cost spay, neutering
• Miss Regatta
• UV light will replace chlorine to clean water
• Man dies in moped crash
• Search for man results in meth lab bust
• JUST LIKE NEW
• Veterans Honored
• Car found on bridge; body pulled from river
• Post 9 Honor Guard serves at military funerals
• Fox seeks dismissal of charges
• No Courier On Monday
• Bids opened for E.O. Muncie work
• There's a reason for name of falcon
• First Responders Lunch
• Crystal Beach, Clifty pools set to open
• Weather siren will halt play at Rucker
• Andreasen, Stephan top MCHS graduates
• Residents told to create own disaster plan
• Wallace, Lewis hear Saluda concerns
• VIDEO: Falcon Rescue
• Demaree named principal at Rykers' Ridge
• MCS cuts 9 teachers to trim budget
• Kent gets 30 years for molesting child
• Whom Do You Trust?
• Community Watch at 7 p.m. today
• Guilty plea in meth case
• Habitat looking for potential homeowners
• Students honor teachers with street namings
• MAYOR'S EAGLES WRAP UP ANOTHER YEAR
• Police Briefs - May 24, 2011
• PREPARING FOR MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY
• IDEM cites 11 violations in JPG asbestos removal
• Health Department changes policy on vaccinations
• STORM PLOWS THROUGH AREA
• Public Access Seminar Wednesday
• Chamber, EDP agree to share resources
• VIDEO: Goats On His Chicken Coop
• Daniels: Family before ambition
• Heritage Flowers
• Ford fined over JPG asbestos removal
• Celebrating Our Roots
• Courthouse Lawsuit
• Girls learn the value of serving their community
• Big step for Class of 2015
• City Briefs - May 21, 2011
• Music on the River
• The Big Book Sale
• Hope Baptist Academy graduation tonight
• Foundation to widen gift matching for anniversary
• Local company sends water test kits to aid Japan disaster victims
• BSU conducting Madison 'visual preference' study
• Library book sale Saturday, Sunday
• Beatty guilty of drug charges
• Human Relations Commission to address finances
• Megan Potter is contest's 100th winner
• 2011 GIRLS INC. AWARDS
• SURPRISE PARTY FOR HOFFMAN
• SMOKEHOUSE ROOF REPLACED
• Hickory Creek celebrates Nursing Home Week
• Man arrested in car-house accident
• STEEL FOR BRIDGE BEING FABRICATED IN PENNSYLVANIA
• Daniels declares emergency for 34 counties
• Day of Caring participants sought
• Traffic stop led to meth arrests
• BROKEN WATER MAIN REPAIRED
• Molly Dattilo Run draws record field
• Custer Oratorical Contest participants
• Bedford man's meth-dealing trial opens
• Parade entry forms due
• Grote to get city money for training
• Bridge funds to be used for CVB study
• Boil water advisory issued
• SPRING CHOIR FESTIVAL
• Strong Voices
• Truck hits house; driver flees
• Two held on meth charges
• MADISON IN BLOOM
• Heather's mother doesn't want others to experience her pain
• Picking furniture next step
• No Reindollar award given this year
• VIDEO: Head Start 500
• Porn case goes to federal court
• Cocaine dealer likely to be deported
• A FUTURE EARNHARDT?
• Six women compete for Custer Prize
• Chandler, MainSource provide new K-9 vehicle
• Court hearings - May 12, 2011
• Demolition continues at Marble Hill
• Grant may save jobs of 12 teachers
• Madison-Jefferson County Hospitality Award
• Molly Dattilo run set for Saturday
• Right at Home
• Flooding, wind have cost city $1 million
• County holds off payment to cover mistake
• The American Experience
• Math team did not place
• Madison seminar will address state's public access laws
• DeBaptiste house being entered in 'This Place Matters' Contest
• Fish stuck in Regatta grandstand fence
• Council considers zoning changes
• VIDEO: Peregrine Falcon Chicks
• SHAWE PROM ROYALTY
• Goodin: Voting record similar to Cheatham's
• Ambassador smitten by city's charm
• Supporting women's choices
• New law gives life to Canaan charter hopes
• DeBaptiste home on endangered landmark list
• HISPANIC DINNER
• A veteran's memories
• Elks work to resume next week
• County history preserved
• Davidson demoted after DUI arrest
• $51,000 in grants awarded
• One of Six
• Headlines - May 7, 2011
• PRAYER AT THE FOUNTAIN
• Texting while driving ban backed locally
• MCHS MATH TEAM HEADS TO ACADEMIC SUPER BOWL
• Third House is Saturday
• We're sorry...
• Daniels signs school voucher bill
• Madison Courier TV Finder Notice
• PREVENT CHILD ABUSE AWARDS
• Police Briefs - May 5, 2011
• SHAWE PROM COURT
• Fire at former Marble Hill site
• Classic car show added to Regatta lineup
• City Flowers
• Flood Cleanup
• Man arrested in jewelry theft
• SR 56 expected to reopen
• Welch wins GOP mayoral nomination
• HMI Spring Dinner May 13
• Republican Editorial Association offers scholarship
• Magnesium Fire - RAW VIDEO
• RAIN CONTINUES
• EARLY ARRIVAL AT THE POLLS
• Police arrest pair after East St. theft
• MUDSLIDE CLOSES STATE ROAD 56
• KDH ending free sports physicals
• Schoenstein drops re-election bid
• Setting up the circus
• Hunter found dead near Deputy
• Only GOP on primary ballot in city
• Hanover woman dies in Kentucky accident
• Violent crimes could bring federal charges
• Henderson, Mann meet in GOP primary
• Hanover man arrested on suspiction of driving under influence of meth
• Courthouse windows might go before historic board
• Thursday is National Day of Prayer
• Spread The Word
• BICENTENNIAL PARK ARCH GOING UP
• 4 Republicans seek at-large nominations
• Inconveniences, but no major problems
• Still time for absentee voting at clerk's office
• HIGH WATER WOES
• Tree falls on Broadway
• Woman sentenced for thefts from cars
• Road Closures - April 27, 2011
• County hopes to recoup costs from flooding damage
• Word Wizards: Middleton first in spell bowl
• Former teacher sentenced for child seduction
• Historic Board considers streamlining some applications
• Flooding in Jefferson County
• VIDEO: Lending A Helping Hand
• VIDEO: Jefferson County Flooding
• Road Closures - April 26, 2011
• Waterways on the Rise
• RISING THREAT
• Over the Rainbow Prom
• Eggciting Easter Tradition
• VIDEO: Girls Inc. Easter Egg Hunt
• VIDEO: Downtown Flooding
• National Weather Service Flood Warning
• Weather service confirms 3 tornadoes hit county
• Local BBBS in running for national award
• Easter Service Schedule
• City of Madison Mayor
• The Candidates In Depth
• Forecast has Ind. bracing for more flooding
• Briner, Cosby rapping about their loft, hoping for HGTV makeover
• Dancing the night away
• Girls Scout camp heavily damaged by wind storm
• Making Their Case
• Milton's Edwards wins Courier BracketBucks NCAA tourney contest
• Watch Candidate Forum Live
• Thomas sentenced to 25 years in robbery
• Area begins assessment of damage from storm
• Weather Damage Video - April 20, 2011
• Madison Independent brings home title from percussion competition
• Mayor says Elks coming down if it's not sound
• Monday is deadline for absentee application
• Candidate forum is Thursday
• Schools will be open Friday
• Traffic stop leads to meth arrest
• Companies: Tax abatements will help product development
• Stephan is Lilly scholar
• STORMS ROLL THROUGH COUNTY
• Closings & Delays - April 20, 2011
• Bridge Briefs - April 19, 2011
• City to repay loan for sewage plant project
• Man pleads guilty to cocaine charge
• Use permit OK'd for new restaurant
• Environmental Labs, Grote to add 50 jobs
• HE'S ON THE LEVEL
• Fascination with tornadoes led Koerner to develop website
• Special Weather Statement - April 19, 2011
• Road Closings - April 19, 2011
• Mourdock looks to make history
• CLEANUP AT CAMP WHIPPOORWILL
• MJHS team earns trip to global finals
• Reindollar Award nominations sought
• Ready to Party
• Fife named preservation planner for Madison
• MCS students asked to turn off TV for a week
• A PIECE OF HISTORY ON DISPLAY
• Berry: Won't seek re-election
• Young accepting art entries
• PRINCE OF PEACE EXPANSION BEGINS
• Quake aftermath: Sango, MPP slow production
• Hearing held for psychologist charged with Medicaid fraud
• Dupont man sentenced to 20 years for CVS robbery
• Courthouse change orders OK'd
• Madison School Board Meeting VIDEO
• Merit board reviewing applicants for deputy
• DOCENTS THANKED FOR SERVICE
• Man arrested after pot found in home
• Precision Products tax break approved
• MCHS PROM ROYALTY CANDIDATES
• MCS to seek tax vote
• Fighting Bullying Video
• County must repay $73,000 accounting error
• Grimmet gets 30 days for sex misconduct
• Husband of Switzerland prosecutor charged with attacking referee at AAU game
• Communicating is first step to fighting bullying
• 'Disunion! The War Begins!'
• HONORING THE VICTIMS
• Speeding car goes airborne, crashes into beauty salon
• Prince of Peace to break ground for expansion
• Yancey paints dire picture if MCHS cuts implemented
• Redistricting puts Madison in 6th District
• Two traffic offenders approach ISP trooper
• Break-ins reported at churches
• Vevay man dies in cycle wreck on Hanover Hill
• Consultant touts economic benefits of historic districts
• Local tea party forum Saturday
• Bowling for Kids' Sake
• A NEW LIFE FOR GAREL
• Give her 30 days; she'll give you a new outlook
• Clarification - April 11, 2011
• Jury: Kent guilty of molesting
• Crone tells Democrats he plans to run for Congress
• HMI at 50
• LENTEN SERVICE
• Molestation trial opens; seven testify
• Deputy, Dupont survive
• Lucas out as Regatta title sponsor
• Council upset that Elks' owner a 'no-show'
• Patterson, residents to offer budget options
• EXPLORING SCHOOL OPTIONS
• Bridge Update - April 6, 2011
• Event to raise funds for special-needs kids
• Economics of preservation topic of lecture Saturday
• Plan commission backs zoning for new medical office
• Wastewater project cost jumps 22%
• Tax bills to be mailed by April 11
• Guns & Hoses
• Man arrested in meth bust on East St.
• Guns & Hoses Boxing - Video
• Red Flag and Wind Advisory for Madison area
• Can't be there ... watch on our website
• Lewis unhappy with bill to lessen penalties
• Battle against child abuse never ends
• He's Fired Up
• 2 arrested in meth bust
• Library head takes job in North Dakota
• Dupont looks for ways to save school
• Send us your weather stories
• Fox's lawyer wants charges dropped
• Girls Inc. reaches campaign target
• INVENTION CONVENTION
• MCS work session moved
• Parks Board hears proposal for Rucker trail
• City approves $75,000 loan to Thomas Winery
• Sickening Findings
• LENTEN SERVICE
• Gregg to address local Democrats
• Dupont to discuss ways to save school
• Work session to address closings
• Bridge Briefs - March 30, 2011
• Patterson to testify at legislative hearing
• Recipe for Fun
• Precision Products to add 80 jobs
• Historic Board changes meeting time
• Smith, Cheatham field questions
• Teens face mischief charges
• No races ... No primary
• Elevator Shaft Going Up
• Sorry, we're sold out
• Watch Third House at Courier Online
• Graham Twp. residents air concerns
• Third House Forum Broadcast
• Storm strikes quickly
• Water main break closes Wilson Ave.
• LENTEN MESSAGE
• Barn fire
• Man pleads guilty to attempted robbery
• Madison Weather Cam - Live
• Next step in branding starts soon
• NEW MPD OFFICER SWORN IN
• Cheatham will be at Third House
• Jumping jacks in a flash
• Special Weather Statement - March 23, 2011
• KDH utility lines to cost $856,422
• Third House on for Saturday
• Microbrewery gets conditional permit
• Inspiring Authors
• WHA IF?
• Let the Sunshine In
• Mayor presents award to Service Center
• Knocking out child abuse
• Commissioners: Can't wait; pay contractors now
• Respecting the Badge
• Bridge briefs - March 17, 2011
• A SIGN OF THE SEASON
• 2 hurt in wreck
• COMMUNITY LENTEN SERVICE
• Lack of consensus 'conspicuous'
• Shawe student headed to state geography bee
• House fire causes minor damage
• Precision reaches out to victims
• Destination Imagination team headed to state
• Coffin, Cummins named United Way directors
• Southwestern grad living in Japan is safe
• 3 arrested in Deputy meth bust
• Project Phoenix Open House
• Locals with Japan ties get good news
• Deputy, Dupont fear closings
• Program will help find jobs for unemployed child support payers
• Man found dead in overturned car
• Corrections - March 12, 2011
• VAUGHN DRIVE FLOODED
• Fatality on Big Doe Run
• Ohio River Forecast Center
• Water forces owners to move mobile homes
• Goody's returns at Peebles' location
• Crozier resident has traffic concerns
• West End of Vaughn Drive is now closed.
• Patterson recommends closing Dupont, Deputy
• First Lenten service held
• High Water
• Animal control now supervised by JCSD
• 'Purposeful Incarceration' now an option
• City's nuisance laws extend outside limits but staffing for enforcement still an issue
• Developers interested in converting Eggleston to apartments
• Bridge Construction Area Under Water - Video
• Breaking News - MCS Coaches Fired
• New officials cleaning up county affairs
• River Run Car Show stalls after 15 years
• M-M bridge project wins engineering award
• Utility bill help available at OVO
• Sheriff's deputy graduates from probation status
• AAUW Booksale opens tonight
• Sango dissolves subsidiary
• Lee has doubts about Elks project
• THIRD GENERATION OF WALLACE ON MPD
• Hutchinson suing over land dispute
• LIBRARY REOPENING CHILDREN'S ROOM
• Buddy Guy to headline Ribberfest
• A life saver for firefighters
• Synthetic Drugs
• United Way gets $18,000 in grants for local agencies
• Notes from the Courthouse - March 7, 2011
• Four injured in U.S. 421 accident
• Traffic stop leads to meth arrests
• Guns on campus? There's no textbook answer
• Show us the money
• Man faces child porn charges
• Freeman gets 15 years for drug conviction
• Cocaine dealing gets Lott 7 years
• Mayor's Night Out at No. 5 fire station
• Madison in Midwest Living magazine
• World Day of Prayer
• Driver unhurt
• Telegraph Hill will be one lane Monday
• Crash cuts utility service on hilltop
• The Team to Beat
• Honoring one of their own
• Bovine TB case being investigated
• Area Briefs - March 3, 2011
• Muddy Waters
• Book offers a personal look at JPG
• Bridge Update - March 2, 2011
• Forum will address synthetic drug use
• Man gets 20 years for CVS robberies
• Carder hearing delayed
• Historic Board told to revise procedures
• Hearing set on Eggleston property
• Freetown Village: Black residents deal with cultural changes
• Hoosiers may apply online for gun permit
• State St. house damaged by fire
• Woman found dead in Park Ave. house
• Henry County home flattened in storm
• Child advocates to meet Tuesday
• Custer's Legacy
• A chance pre-royal encounter
• Beat the Test
• STUDENTS ENCOURAGED TO EXPLORE HISTORY
• Shawe sets new calendar
• Young sets Versailles hours
• 'Operation Pull Over' set to begin March 4
• Third House canceled
• Cheatham: State House rules allow for walkout
• Breaking News - Third House Breakfast Cancelled
• LEARNING SELF-DEFENSE
• Bridge Update - February 24, 2011
• City action could help Heritage Trail acquire land grant
• Cooking school returns to Madison March 29
• City wants tighter concessions controls
• Lanier wrote about 1862 legislature walkout
• GAS PRICES SOAR
• City might increase utility deposits, cut service sooner
• Industrial park land awaits mayor's OK
• Traffic stop leads to arrest after chase
• Wallace's son will join MPD
• Ziesemer to head Folk Festival
• Aaron Kelsey ... Surprise, you're going to Disneyland
• Jon Menke joins Guard's Wall of Honor
• Honoring Black History
• News from the Courthouse
• 8 charged in separate meth busts
• Faith in the Future
• Mo: Needs must be addressed
• A 'very peaceful' country
• Drug Court to begin March 1
• Ballots set for May primaries
• Not guilty plea entered in stabbing
• Holiday closings...
• Madison takes on Columbus East tonight at 7:30 pm
• Lady Liberty drive-by target
• Candidate Filings - February 18, 2011
• Fire destroys Deputy home
• Bill would shift some inmates to county jails
• Residents warned about brush fires
• County to offer ticket deferrals
• Candidate Filings - February 17, 2011
• Payroll change could save city up to $100,000
• SAFETY CONCERNS AT WORKSITE
• Former Custer contestants sought
• Deputy man gets 8 years on drug charges
• Three stories of survival
• Bridge Update - February 16, 2011
• Local residents prepare for Polar Plunge
• Meth lab numbers worsen
• Arvin Sango pledges $150,000 to Clearinghouse
• A long and loving relationship
• CELEBRATE YOUR HERITAGE
• MCHS academic team 8th at state
• Man dies after jump from bridge
• Robert Rea finally tells his side of the story
• Humes takes seat on Police Merit Board
• Making the Grade
• AVID: Determined to make a difference
• Candidate Filings - February 11, 2011
• Public invited to organ dedication at First Baptist
• Madison Courier vendor boxes stolen on hilltop
• Main Street: A place for lovers
• Archery program hits a bull's-eye with students
• County's Hispanic population doubles
• DEALING WITH THE COLD WEATHER
• Last sentence handed down in meth bust
• Schools planning forum on bullying
• Thomas recants 'hasty' plea
• Community Watch meeting in Dupont
• Five face drug charges
• Imel retiring at end of year
• MCS passes 'balanced, traditional' calendar
• Vendor Boxes Stolen
• Child abuse: You can make a difference
• Wallace reports to merit board
• Eminent domain to begin over land
• Bridge Update - February 9, 2011
• Candidate filings - February 9, 2011
• Ruler Foods opens today
• Those that help, get help
• City of Madison's hilltop customers urged to conserve water
• Students to help with downtown planning
• Their Future Begins Now
• Ruler Foods opens Wednesday
• Adults sought for foster care participation
• Teachers to rally against reform bills
• We can expect slick roads, colder air tonight
• Hoops night in Dupont
• Central dispatch will locate at jail
• House passes Cheatham plan to help homeowners
• Mayor presents award to Courier
• Candidate filings - February 4, 2011
• Dattilos receive Golden Shamrock
• Bridge Update - February 3, 2011
• Risk leaving KDH for North Vernon
• Unlimiteds: Major news on the way
• Fire destroys log home
• Woman arrested for thefts shortly after giving birth
• Two arrested for driving with lifetime suspensions
• Midwest buckles under storm
• RYKERS' RIDGE CARNIVAL IS FRIDAY
• Wallace names Hartman detective
• Candidate filings - February 2, 2011
• Man held in Main St. burglaries
• Closings & Cancellations - February 2, 2011
• Closings & Cancellations - February 1, 2011
• Holt: Wanted suit to go to trial
• Programs set for Black History Month
• Basketball with a greater purpose
• Brunt of storm will pass us by
• Teachers rap reform bills
• Midwest braces for massive winter storm
• PRE-FAIR STEER TAGGING
• Sheriff: Answering machine out at jail
• CAUSEWAY UNDER CONSTRUCTION
• NAS reveals $30M project in Carrollton
• Fire destroys house on Pleasant Ridge
• Suit settled over baby buried in crate
• MADISON, SHAWE HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• Green Road Baptist Church celebrates 10th anniversary
• Moving day for falcon box on bridge
• SHAWE HOMECOMING CANDIDATES
• Woman charged for role in burglary
• Third House legislative forum returns Saturday
• MCS considers policy on ad signage
• Mayor appoints 4 new members to Historic Board
• Canida, Thornton Terrace honored
• MCHS KING, QUEEN HOMECOMING CANDIDATES
• 9 years for Bear on drug charges
• Bridge one lane on Feb. 3
• Bridge Update
• Candidate filings - January 26, 2011
• Ex-probation officer pleads guilty to attempted misconduct
• Suspect caught after chase from Madison to Blocher
• True Love Stories: Share your favorites with us
• EDP awards honors at annual meeting
• Candidate filings - January 25, 2011
• MCHS academic team going to state
• Fire destroys home on East Cross Road
• Boil Water Advisory
• Few details released in Austin shootings - Update
• Library meetings rescheduled
• Foundation OKs funding for Help Your Neighbor grants
• Boy, girl linked to fire at MJHS
• Hanover march honors Dr. King
• Spann faces sentencing in wire fraud
• Four dead at scene of Austin house fire
• Police calls down by nearly 500 last year
• Historic Board postponed
• Candidate filings - January 22, 2011
• Candidate filings
• Reloading to combat snowy roads
• Beauty and the Beast
• Closings & Cancellations - January 20, 2011
• Girls Inc. nears $1.6 million capital campaign goal
• Strolling downtown
• Bridge inspection delayed
• Candidate filings begin
• Zoning board OKs conditional permits
• MPD screening job applicants
• $1 million offered for new jobs
• Hard work adds up to a celebration
• Winter Storm Warning for Thursday
• Truck length limited during construction
• Theft of Bobcat at JPG fails
• Store owner says workers taking spaces on Main Street
• Copper level nears maximum at sewage plant
• The Power of Dreams
• Filing period to open for primary
• TRUSSES INSTALLED AT ELKS BUILDING
• Items sought for family that lost home in fire
• Meeting change
• Happy Feet bring 9-foot penguin to Franks Drive
• Lewis: Severity of child abuse alarming
• Spiritual Warfare
• Holiday closings
• Trinity to host King Day celebration
• Fire destroys home on Bacon Ridge Road
• Jackson trading stethoscope for golf clubs
• Woman ordered to pay $157,000 restitution
• MCS board gets first try at paperless technology
• Bridge lane closure set for Jan. 21
• Home intruder Thomas gets 25 years in deal
• Chamber, EDP explore merger
• Rowlett decides to hire private attorney
• Balanced school calendar in hands of union
• United Way meets campaign goal
• Man injured when truck tractor collide
• County Council OKs lesser amount for central dispatch
• Woman struck by car, dies
• New bridge entered in engineering competition
• No leads on library threat
• Kids call 911
• Wallace: Full-time detective in place by Feb.14
• TAKING THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
• Colber injured in wreck
• Closings and Cancellations - January 12, 2011
• Another blast of winter hits nation
• Bridge meeting postponed
• Stevens faces drunken driving charges
• Update - Bridge Meeting Postponed
• SENDING A MESSAGE TO JAY C
• Arctic blast coats South in treacherous snow, ice
• Stevens arrested on drunken driving charges
• State investigates asbestos removal at JPG
• CHICKEN COUP
• Local bird count yields surprises
• Bear gets 9 years after guilty plea
• DeVito will head veterans' services
• Nearly 1,700 deer killed in park hunts
• Follow the signs
• Mayor is vice chair of safety committee
• Deputy prosecutor surprised by Rowlett's no-show for sentencing
• Residents fear Ruler won't measure up
• Breaking: Ruler Foods Store to carry fried chicken
• Some Frontier Communications customers experiencing outage
• Woman charged in drug ring wants bond reduction
• Cocaine conviction draws 9 years in prison
• CRANE ASSEMBLED FOR BRIDGE PROJECT
• Local Briefs - January 6, 2011
• City plan commission to study zoning north of Clifty
• Firm offers more ideas for development of riverfront
• Firefighter charged with setting fire
• Boil water advisory
• Bridge down to one lane on Jan. 12
• Mother forces runaway daughter off road
• City changes ownership requirements for Historic District Board members
• MCS board members sworn in
• City OKs changes to help secure federal funds
• Sara Minor named president of Indiana auctioneers group
• DRIVER ESCAPES INJURY
• Man robbed at gunpoint on riverfront
• Beautiful music returning to First Baptist Church's sanctuary
• Historic status sought for Michigan Road
• Numb Thumbs Fly-in at JPG
• Perkins named assistant chief
• Meeting set to update public on bridge plans
• Police Briefs - January 3, 2011
• At Your Service
• Board of Works meeting changed to Tuesday
• Smooth Transition
• New law prohibits disposing of electronics in trash
• County wants more time to consider grant
• Bird count to be held Saturday
• Jay C to become discount grocer
• FROLICKING IN THE SNOW
• Historic Board OKs Lodge repairs
• No fee increase for city's park programs, facilities
• Denning is new chief; assistant to be named
• Holiday Schedule
• 19-year-old man charged with molesting girl, 13
• Gas prices hit 2-year high
• Jay C changes to be revealed
• NEW COMMUNITY BUILDING AT FAIRGROUNDS
• Denning formally announced as Madison police chief
• Homestead credit won't be on 2011 tax bills
• FISHING ON KRUEGER LAKE
• When the call came ... he accepted the challenge
• She tried to set a good example
• Historical Society wants $10,000 for county bicentennial
• A Christmas Tradition
• Two held on drug charges
• Charges filed in meth lab bust on West Main Street
• A TEMPORARY PLAYHOUSE
• County addresses budget shortfalls
• Bomb threat closes library until Monday
• BUSINESS OF THE MONTH AWARD
• Chamber accepting award nominations
• SANTA TAKES THE BATON
• City might change rules to serve on historic board
• Kellems drops bid for state GOP chair
• Wallace reflects on MPD career
• Woman arrested twice in meth bust
• City, Ivy Tech join forces to offer training program
• Deputy woman gets 7 years for theft of Christmas presents
• Kellems wants to be state GOP chair
• Area wakes up to snow, sleet
• Local Briefs - December 16, 2010
• ROTTED TREE COMES DOWN
• IKE plant manager: City's support appreciated
• Storm warning declared
• IKE project to resume in May
• County OKs $3.5M for Courthouse interior work
• Officers treat kids to a holiday shopping spree
• Storm might make travel tough
• Abbott hearing is Friday
• Salvation Army half way to goal
• Redevelopment Commission meeting time changed
• Michigan Hill work postponed
• Snow, freezing rain expected Wednesday
• Watch Shawe Hilltoppers take on Australian Nationals
• Closings, Delays and Cancellations - December 14, 2010
• Geyman pays back 10% of cash she took from Regatta
• Sutton honored one year after his death
• Foster parents needed for children with special needs
• Snow closes area schools
• Wreaths for our veterans
• Ungru named to Chamber board
• Closings and Cancellations - December 13, 2010
• Winter Weather Advisory In Effect
• Taxes, seniors on Cheatham's bill list
• Accident victim remains stable
• Janice Barnes recognized for preserving county history
• Don't leave pets in the cold
• Phones play havoc with 911 funding
• Joy to the World
• Man armed with knife robs downtown shop
• Trumpeting in the holiday season
• This isn't Brazil
• Remembered during the Holidays
• MCS board delays vote on calendar
• Raising the Roof
• Madison man faces meth charges in Trimble County
• Elks trusses to arrive next week
• United Way at 90.2% of goal
• Bridge team leaders told: Dispel rumors of closing
• Snow, Santa & Song
• MESSIAH
• Work delayed on Seneca Drive
• Police looking for runaways
• WINTER SCENERY
• Santa bringing workshop to Prince of Peace Schools
• Cheatham named to four committees
• Habitat for Humanity opens store in Madison
• Expect 2-4 inches of snow today today
• NEW MIDDLETON PLAYGROUND GETS A FENCE
• Berry to head state commissioners group
• Line cut Thursday means boil water today, Saturday
• Boil Water Advisory
• Madison Village working to fix loose-pet problem
• Benefit cuts could strap local agencies
• State judges group backs caseload help
• Santa checks up on children from Head Start
• Wallace appointees have varied backgrounds
• Bridge to the Future
• Wallace announces Sheriff's Dept. appointees
• Police: Gunshot was self-inflicted
• Health Department advises pertussis shot for parents
• New director named at Pathways Youth Shelter
• Location change for bridge groundbreaking
• State Park closed for hunting
• DR. ELLIS JOINS KDH PHYSICIANS WALL OF HONOR
• SENIOR CENTER FUNDRAISER
• Bridge ceremony set for Tuesday
• Wallace to reveal staff Wednesday
• Homes for the Holidays
• No party, but Milton ready for new bridge
• Christmas Lights
• Parade entries needed
• Food and Fellowship
• Shoppers show the green on Black Friday
• Nights Before Christmas Candlelight Tour of Homes
• Giving Thanks
• Accident at Gallatin Steel kills Madison man
• Louisville man gets five years for drug possession
• Habitual offender gets 34-year sentence
• Hutchinson jurisdiction questioned
• Breaking News - Explosion at Harsco Metals in Gallatin County
• Offices, schools close for holidays
• Historic Board praises Morgan project
• Port Authority to replace railroad bridges
• Wells gets 5 years for burglary
• KDH honors Dr. Modisett
• Time set for bridge ceremony
• Behavior forum to be rescheduled
• Kettle Drive under way
• 4-H not only for summer
• Parks Board meets Tuesday
• Bids for interior Courthouse work begin at $3.5M
• Sometimes, trouble is a gift
• CHECKING THE SOIL
• Elks owner: Ready to proceed with trusses
• Man, teen captured after fleeing police
• Dupont bridge work will close SR7
• A LESSON ON DEALING WITH BULLYING
• City negotiates for property to widen road
• The joy of giving
• RSVP honors Nellie Jones
• Program will benefit Girls Inc.
• Run promotes healthy lifestyles for girls
• Election results certified
• Keeping drains clear
• Events set for week of groundbreaking
• Dattilos awarded $3.4M in civil suit
• Man charged in home burglary on Clifty Drive
• ANDERSON EFFORT SPELLS 'VICTORY'
• City pursues grants for home rehabs
• Madison couple asks city, county to ban auto shop
• Owner of Pat's Bulk Food Pantry says she'll rebuild
• 2 restaurants planned for West Main Street
• Benefit concert for Ruth Haven home
• City adjusts sewer bill, but not water, for Crooked Creek
• Salvation Army plans Thanksgiving meal
• Third suspect in robbery arrested this morning
• Elks building permit set to expire
• Man drops gun during chase
• State police begin holiday Safe Family Travel blitz
• Juvenile facility gears up for holidays
• Light Up Madison
• Help available to pay winter heating bills
• Grant will improve Courthouse access
• Operation Christmas Child begins
• County's veterans service officer retiring
• Remembering our veterans
• Girls Inc. just $200K short of $1.6 million expansion goal
• Scottsburg man gets six years in meth, habitual abuse case
• Council OKs up to $225K to remodel office of prosecutor
• MCHS quilt honors memory of Jon Menke
• Born to Serve
• Three sought in connection with SR 256 robbery
• Man confesses to both CVS robberies
• MCS board extends Patterson's contract
• Armstrong: Build on assets such as river, trail, residents
• 3 arrested in CVS armed robbery
• Four MCHS students face drug charges
• Guard training cause of JPG fires
• E.O. MUNCIE HONORS VETERANS
• Boil water advisory on hilltop
• Several programs will honor veterans on Thursday
• Mayor: City will build on strengths
• CHRISTMAS TREE ARRIVES
• Young begins transition work
• Nominations sought for top young professionals
• FARMERS' MARKET MOVES INDOORS
• Trail bridge surprises expert
• Ground broken for hilltop hospital
• IDOC says scam aimed at inmates' families
• Property taxes due Nov. 10
• All charges against Armand dismissed
• Historical Society honors 3
• Streets closed
• One injured in wreck involving 3 vehicles
• Christmas tree found
• FIRE DESTROYS BARN, HAY
• Deadline is Dec. 1 for Shop with a Firefighter
• 'Messiah' rehearsals will begin on Sunday
• Mayor to kick off Chamber 'Straight Talk' program
• ANDERSON FAIR POSTER WINNERS
• BLOWIN' IN THE WIND
• Man sentenced on meth charge
• Kentucky tax laws limit state's chances to sell bridge materials
• Kim Bear gets 4-year sentence
• Pennies for Peace
• Madison needs Christmas tree
• Prosecutor race uncontested
• Three named to Madison school board
• Comment sought on Jaycee Park plans
• Gleeson wins assessor's race
• Pietrykowski only Democrat to win
• Coats back to D.C.; trounces Ellsworth
• TAKING AIM...
• Cheatham retains District 69 seat
• Mannix takes over clerk's office
• Lewis ends 24-years in state Senate
• Brew pub request on hold for month
• A gift to Madison
• 1,710 in county voted absentee
• Owners told to renew parking lot patrol forms
• Hoosiers will vote on adding tax 'circuit breakers' to constitution
• Finally, it's time to vote
• Honoring Three Brave Men
• Man armed with knife steals narcotics from CVS
• Inside Job
• Two injured in accident on U.S. 421 and Michigan Road
• Madison woman dies in Clark County crash
• Four held after meth lab bust
• Reed, Barnes face off in county auditor race
• Historical Society dinner is Nov. 5
• Smith challenges Lewis in District 45
• Hutchinson, Smith vie for District 4 seat
• Wynn, Andrews in District 3 race
• Riverboat Inn sweeps Small Business Awards
• Dupont man gets 36 years for child molesting
• Warren challenges Cheatham in House District 69
• Advisory lifted
• A Man of his Word
• MCHS program offers students a Recipe for Success
• Hill, Young spar over Social Security
• Jefferson, Switzerland counties still under burn ban
• Adult store zoning permit renewed
• New deadline for owner of Elks building
• Boil Water Advisory
• Liar's Bench
• EcO15 grant will buy robot kits for Madison schools
• Adult store seeks permit renewal
• HELP FOR HOPE
• CANCER AWARENESS
• City to discuss K2 ordinance
• Soup Stew Chili & Brew results
• Phone scam reported
• Election 2010 Sample Ballot
• Heather's Law
• Clearinghouse receives $150,000 gran
• VISITING ARCHITECTS TOUR DOWNTOWN MADISON
• County outlaws sale, possession of K2
• Residents unhappy with condition of county roads
• SR 62 work nearly done
• Hutchinson Lane project cost lowered
• MCS sets up committee to review behavior
• Pursuing grant will delay work at Courthouse
• Breaking News: Arvin Sango to expand in Madison
• A GREAT AFTERNOON FOR FISHING
• Hill, Young tussle over issues
• Patterson: Won't support charter request
• Arvin Sango expansion to add 16 jobs
• LEARNING ABOUT FIGHTING FIRES
• Dem candidate for state treasurer offers plan to create job growth
• Program will help students deal with variety of problems
• Marshmallow artists to appear on morning show
• Ellsworth attacks Coats' lobby career
• He walks - and prays - for our nation's future
• Projects to close 2 county roads
• Canaan charter school rejected
• Bridge one lane only on Oct. 28
• Indiana health officials urge flu shots
• Soup Stew Chili & Brew draws large crowd
• TRI-KAPA TOUR OF HOMES THIS WEEKEND
• Local artists offer impressions of bridge
• Monday holiday closings
• Local police bring back 'Shop with a Cop'
• Owner says setbacks slowed work on Elks Lodge
• Police looking for runaway
• Charges filed in double fatality
• Deadlines changed for Elks project
• Dry weather carves into pumpkin crop
• SOUP, STEW, CHILI & BREW IS THIS WEEKEND
• Charla Bear's bond reduction request denied
• Restoration at St. Michael's
• SPECIAL VISITORS AT DUPONT ELEMENTARY
• Party Animals
• INDOT rejects city request for Clifty-Franks upgrade
• On the move ... Drivers need to watch for deer
• WATER LINE REPLACED ON HILLTOP
• KDH revises setbacks for new hospital
• Parking near Middleton restricted
• If you're a reader, you could be a winner!
• County might join state public defender service
• Mourdock: U.S. headed toward European socialism
• WALNUT STREET BLOCK PARTY
• Emergency team answers first call
• BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
• Election signs illegal on state highways
• Water shut off and boil water advisory Tuesday
• Renovating prosecutor's office could cost $300,000
• Spice Up Your Life?
• Lugar: China paying for U.S. overindulgence
• Absentee voting begins Monday
• 8 arrested on drug charges
• Reaching Out To Help
• Local Briefs - October 1, 2010
• Ag Day at the Fairgrounds
• Committee offers ideas for Broadway development
• Johnson Lake path to be redone
• Group explores ways to help teens
• Child molesters face long prison terms
• Political events scheduled
• Hanover man arrested on burglary charge
• There's nothing scary about E.O. Muncie's scarecrows
• Temporary bridge to limit closure to 10 days
• Boil adivsory issued for part of Hilltop
• SPRUCING UP PEARL PARK
• Traffic stop results in meth arrests
• WIND CAUSES VEHICLE, TRAILER TO FLIP
• WIND CAUSES VEHICLE, TRAILER TO FLIP
• Courthouse cupola may be delayed for redesign
• NO RAINOUT ON MONDAY
• BREAKING NEWS: Bridge Update
• 2010 Chautauqua winners
• One-third of state's U.S. House seats open
• Celebrate the Arts
• A Great Weekend to Celebrate the Arts
• Rivals join forces to raise money for Red Cross chapters
• Dry spell threatens area trees
• Historic preservation course offered
• Mayor says path will be cleared at Johnson Lake
• Suspect: Cocaine smuggled from Mexico
• SETTING UP FOR OLD COURT DAYS
• Church: Help us raise money for Haiti
• Nov. 30 set for start of bridge work
• Praying at the Pole
• Bennett: Get more education for our money
• ICE checks status of drug suspects
• Red Flag warning issued for Jefferson and Trimble counties until 8 p.m.
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Citizen told he missed his chance to weigh in on stormwater fee
• 6 arrested on drug charges
• Get it right
• 911 board hires director for new central dispatch
• KDH gets feedback on hospital plans
• Board of Works OKs parking space requests
• Historic guideline seminar set
• Fires called suspicious
• Boil water advisory issued
• Learning about Hispanic cultures
• Mayor's Night Out is Thursday
• Walking for the March of Dimes
• Missing, but not forgotten
• Art Club honors work of area artists
• MADISON, TRIMBLE HOMECOMING ROYALTY
• County Council news
• No cause yet for sewage plant problem
• Bridge check next week
• MCHS HOMECOMING HOPEFULS
• Hanover library open the Saturday of Chautauqua
• County to enforce burn ban
• History Uncovered
• CHAUTAUQUA POSTER UNVEILED
• No bids on house built by students
• County OKs $100,000 for Clearinghouse
• Bear to serve 35 years
• Clearinghouse plans detailed
• Brush fire scorches hillside near IKE
• Madison senior named semifinalist in National Merit program
• Switzerland County OKs Clearinghouse funds
• Audit finds women's prison hits standards
• Two injured in wreck
• Bugs back in business at sewage plant
• United Way sets $325,000 goal
• Concert Band to perform Tuesday
• Near Misses show beauty, brains, talent
• City's sewage collection tainted
• Tradition lives in Canaan
• Economic summit to address issues facing Hoosiers
• Music for all tastes Everyone
• Clearinghouse update planned for next week
• Police chop down 160 marijuana plants
• Boil water advisory lifted
• Board of Works
• Dry spell flames chances for fires
• Teachers take a stand
• First festival since closing of school
• Copelands haven't strayed from their Canaan roots
• Residents asked to conserve water
• Council kills monthly fee for drainage
• REPAIRING BROKEN WATER MAIN
• City moves to demolish Elks Lodge
• Pretty Women
• New Life Fellowship offers food pantry
• Lanier set for Black and White celebration
• Fire damages Seneca Drive home
• Water out on part of hilltop
• Frazier pleads for jury room in Courthouse
• Canaan yard sale dropoff today
• KDH plans fall groundbreaking
• Gathering in Chelsea
• Holiday closings...
• SERVING THE COMMUNITY
• WINDOWS ARE ONLY TEMPORARY
• Some renters let pets run loose
• Water advisory extended
• Theater, Phoenix House need community support
• Every mile is a victory for kids
• State unveils new weapon in meth wars
• Canaan school deed transferred to Shelby Twp.
• Wallace resigns as police chief
• Tickets on sale for October Express
• Vines and Roots
• Breaking: Wallace to leave office today
• CLEANING UP THE RIVERFRONT
• Body of missing Lexington woman found in Clark Co.
• Not Guilty
• RIVER SWEEP QUILT DISPLAYED
• Storm says his main concern was protecting his children
• City urged to study condition of pool
• Preventing erosion
• Collier leaving Chamber for Hanover College job
• Co-worker says Storm threatened to kill man
• MSH patient found after walking away
• County OKs payment for Courthouse addition study
• Council considers 2% raises for county workers
• Online voters could win grant for Phoenix house for displaced people
• More windows ... more controversy
• Storm's lawyer says shooting was self-defense
• GETTING THEIR EXERCISE
• Songs of Celebration
• Few eggs pulled from local grocery shelves
• Election News - August 24, 2010
• Opening statements today in shooting trial
• Historic Board member unhappy with lack of input on Courthouse
• GROUNDED
• Ribberfest draws huge crowd to the riverfront
• Ribberfest contest winners...
• MSH: A century of meeting mental health challenges
• Ribberfest BBQ Blues Balloons
• Ready to vote
• International Intrigue
• Firing dispute spills over into library meeting
• County workers to learn about theft of identity
• MICHIGAN ROAD SIDEWALK POURED
• Umbrellas not permitted at Ribberfest
• NATURE'S BEAUTY
• County clerk: Candidates need to study Hatch Act
• Back to School Bash set for Saturday
• MCS students return to classrooms
• City can't return money to help Wallace
• Board of Works denies Main St. smoker request
• Courthouse windows not an issue
• Bentz is first candidate to file for MCS board
• Hartman says he cleared Hatch probe
• Doggonit, they're cute
• Traffic stop leads to four drug, gun arrests
• Breaking News: Wallace to resign
• OLDIES BUT GOODIES
• Wallace to resign
• Couple have 15 grandkids in Southwestern schools
• Reports detail allegations against officer
• Music in the Park
• Bids for house due Sept. 15
• Bond for MCHS roof might raise property taxes
• Search on for missing woman from Lexington
• Nunan is student liaison to board
• Money might jeopardize band activities
• Excess topsoil slows bus parking area
• Middleton hosts open house Monday
• Wallace recommends firing MPD officer
• MCS accepting students from other districts
• OVO has new director
• Suspect sought for theft of checks
• Hot buses concern school officials
• Man gets 16 years for molestation
• 3 charged with meth dealing
• Contractors get option for bidding on bridge
• Local boar takes second in World's Largest Male Hog Contest
• Videos to promote Madison during closure
• BRIDGE INSPECTION THIS WEEK
• Hill: Voters focused on economy, jobs
• A GLASS ACT
• 3 airlifted to Louisville after wreck
• 3 arrested today in meth bust
• Friendly Rivalry
• Deputy man gets 10 years for dealing near school
• Replacing windows not an open and shut case
• MCS board told financial outlook 'dire'
• MAIN STREET GAZEBO
• Health Department offers free immunizations
• Local News Briefs - August 5, 2010
• Area students getting ready for return to the classroom
• A DAY FOR EXTREMES
• NO INJURIES IN HOUSE FIRE
• Storage units approved for Kent
• Two weeks left to run for school board seats
• Madison students return to the classroom on Aug. 18
• Yard sale will raise Clearinghouse funds
• GRILLING BY POLICE
• Feeling the Heat
• Man shot east of Kent on SR256
• Two bridge inspections set for next week
• Salvation Army offers area children free school supplies
• Video available of original bridge project
• Children's librarian closes book on career
• A Fallen Soldier is Honored
• Woman in wreck identified
• City keeps its promise to 'Duck'
• Person extracted after auto wreck
• No funds; drainage problems unfixed
• Pool set to close Aug. 15
• Bear gets 20 years for meth charge
• A Call to Prayer
• KDH must pay $200,000 in malpractice suit
• Honoring Indiana's fallen officers
• Local Briefs - July 28, 2010
• IKE repairs continue
• Boil Water Advisory
• They're ready if needed
• Mayor: Court ruling validates cleanup ordinance
• ANOTHER WIN FOR MISS MADISON
• Girls Inc. youngsters cultivating a relationship with the earth
• Historic Board OKs signs at Mexican restaurant, grocery
• Skillman picks Terrell for deputy chief of staff
• Hill says he'll vote to extend tax cuts
• Free immunization clinics planned
• Madison Chautauqua Festival Of Art
• Madison Regatta Race

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