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Business, financial news affecting residents of Clark and Floyd counties

Rahall says ‘use it or lose it’ in challenge to big oil

Using the old saw of “use it or lose it,” Rep. Nick Rahall threw down the gauntlet Friday for Big Oil to either use on- and off-shore drilling leases to produce or see such privileges yanked away from them.....more>>

Rising gas prices force station to shut off pumps
Chip McAllister said keeping the pumps open and paying employees to pump the gas isn't worth it anymore as gas prices rise and his profits fall.
Historic store could anchor Stella revival
One step at a time, Chuck Dalbom and others are working to put Stella back on the map.
Gas stations forced to change
Leslie Persinger said when he took over Country Roads Exxon 10 years ago he never thought much about the gas station’s analog gasoline pumps.
W.Va. real estate market defies national trends
Despite national news stories this weekend claiming doom and gloom in the real estate market, West Virginia’s housing market remains stable, according to the West Virginia Association of Realtors.
$700 million CSX initiative to have local impact
“More and more, the nation is becoming aware of the tremendous safety, economic and environmental benefits that railroads create,” Michael Ward, chairman, president and chief executive officer of CSX, said in a news release.
Senators cry foul over fishery schedule
By making new restrictions based on old data, the senators said, the federal government was placing the industry in a state of double jeopardy.
Judge approves $640 million computer settlement
Banking on green: Start-up broadening range of alternative energies
Nexamp hopes to continue growth and branch out into energy trading, financing and carbon footprint assessments.
Number ones honored by One Southern Indiana
From starting Together for Breast Cancer Survival to his tenure in banking services, local businessman Doug Drake has worn many hats.
Now he has a new title to add to the resume: One Southern Indiana Professional of the Year.

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• Southern Indiana's Oxley to be Long Thompson running mate
• Schansberg challenges Hill to debate on gas prices
• Election board passes case to prosecutor
• Indiana primary poll worker calls election site 'Obama's house'
• Indiana’s Lake County forced wait in Clinton-Obama race

Floyd County (The Tribune)

• New Albany redistricting proposal leads to hard feelings
• Smoking ban sparks debate in New Albany
• ‘Into the Woods’ takes famous fairy tales one step further
• Sellersburg police searching for sex offender
• 1930 New Albany High School class members get together, reminisce

Clark County (The Evening News)

• Moore’s filing for Clark County Circuit judge invalid
• Greater Clark County Schools Corp. teachers vote to accept 2007-08 contract
• ‘Into the Woods’ takes famous fairy tales one step further
• TIF funds will get work started on Jeffersonville side of Veterans Parkway
• Sellersburg police searching for sex offender

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• KEEPING IT REEL: Residents find alternative to power mowers
• LOCAL OUTDOORS GUIDE: Learn where to visit in our area, what to do
• SUNDAY SERIAL: The Complete Story, written by readers
• ONE BAD MAMA: Family life columnist skates away to join Derby City Rollergirls
• Parents can help protect teen drivers

• CURRAN: Being mean for the end; Only more voter participation can help eliminate candidates going negative
• CUMMINS: Will the God particle ever be discovered?
• DODD: CHS volunteers band together
• LETTERS: July 6, 2008
• HOWEY: Breaking the oil mold

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