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NEW ALBANY — The first woman to serve in the New Albany Police Department was honored this week as she celebrated her 90th birthday.
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Indiana education officials presented the first draft of a sweeping new school ability framework Wednesday, marking a major step toward…
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SELLERSBURG — The Ivy Tech Community College State Board of Trustees voted Thursday to freeze tuition and mandatory fees for the next two acad…
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JEFFERSONVILLE — The Center for Lay Ministries is excited to announce the launch of its Online Silent Auction Fundraiser, running from June 8 …
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The Cultural Arts Center will have a live musical performance by multimedia artist Scott Scarboro on Saturday June 21.
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Clarksville Library celebrated Juneteenth with family story time 4rrk
CLARKSVILLE — To celebrate Juneteenth early, the Clarksville library had a Family Summer Story time where the theme was Juneteenth.
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A stormy weather pattern continues for the first full weekend of June.
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A pair of local products will continue their quests to make it to the College World Series this weekend.
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After finishing a “Once on This Island” performance at Floyd Central, Kirsten Day returned home to resume her punishment. Her Chemistry grade, according to her mom and dad, was less-than-satisfactory, and so she was grounded. But when she entered the living room, Kirsten found her parents on…
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