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Nations Baseball meets with local hoteliers

Officials from the city of Jeffersonville, members of the Nations Baseball Park, local hoteliers and a few members of the Clark-Floyd Counties Convention and Tourism Bureau met Friday afternoon to discuss a proposed baseball facility in Jeffersonville.....more>>

Three more merit members replaced

Three members of Jeffersonville’s Police Merit Commission have been replaced, with the personnel changes coming just a few days after the Jeffersonville City Council removed the board’s president. more>>

More Clark County (The Evening News)

 • Evening News Briefs Nov. 7

• Preparing for change: State school superintendent warns of potential cuts, accountability, school grading

• Jobless rate highest since 1983

• Man wanted for beating roommate with hammer

• New disaster-relief organization starts locally

• Evening News Briefs Nov. 6

• Two non-profits, New Albany business honored by BBB

• Rising to the challenge: More JHS students getting college credit through Advanced Placement exams

• JPD officers speak out about returning to work

• Man accused of exposing himself in window

• City to pay Utica fire $240,000 for losses

• Jeffersonville Kmart closing

• Hill still weighing health care bill; house could vote Saturday

• Brothers sentenced in New Albany robbery

• Man pleads guilty in New Albany shooting

• Jeffersonville Fire Logs

• Creating community: Rauch ready to begin construction on homes for disabled

• FEMA denies appeal for help

• Clark County Drainage board continues to be hampered by no-show surveyor

• Too loud? Residents upset about noise from concert

• Rock Creek enters the home stretch

• Reminder: Tax bills due Tuesday

• Reform proponents call for public health option

• Opening statements made in molesting trial

• One-to-one launches: Middle-school portion of pilot program may start in January

• Indiana Tech exploring possibility of opening

• Wounded Jeffersonville Police Department officers back at work

• Woman goes to trial for child molesting

• Time to eat the doughnuts

• Man allegedly splashes woman with liquid, steals purse at Kmart

• Man sentenced for robbing, injuring elderly man

• The Evening News Briefs Nov. 4

• Jeff council votes for sewer rate hikes

• Jeffersonville council takes first step toward second-class city status

• Dough-Nuts!

• Final stretch for Rock Creek Christian Academy

• Goodlett removed as Charlestown City Council president

• Owner of Clarksville gun shop pleads guilty to residential entry in Floyd County

• ROCK files brief asking judge to reject Theatair X’s dismissal claim

• Craft fair at IUS goes on through today

• Reward offered in two Southern Indiana crimes

• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Tuesday, Nov. 2

• Doctor, charity collecting items to help out for the holidays

• Evening News Briefs

• Jeffersonville featured in holiday movie

• Eastern Boulevard project to continue during winter

• IU student reports sexual assault in dorm

• Welcome to the Big Time: Contract considered to staff volunteer station

• Jeffersonville Main Street asks community to honor veterans at 5K DASH

• It’s official: Greenway getting $969,000 in funding

• Jeffersonville City Council to hear pitch for water-saving pilot program

• Arrest made in death of 2-year-old Scottsburg boy

• Evening News Briefs

• United Way initiative assesses early childhood development

• Clark Prosecutor Stewart announces plans for re-election

• What the doctor ordered: State vaccines remain behind schedule

• Jeffersonville City Councilman Ed Zastawny takes city job

• Mixed employment signals for Clark and Floyd counties

• Hundreds take advantage of H1N1 clinic

• Changing the rules: Public hearing sought input on proposed teacher licensing changes

• ACL reports $12.2M loss in third quarter

• Evening News Briefs

• Water rates, quality questioned during hearing

• Death of worker results in fine from state

• Jeffersonville Council signs off on 2010 budget

• Recycling contract renewal on hold

• Man appears in court on child molesting allegations

• Evening News Briefs

• Man charged with child molesting in Clark County

• Deejay, event service opening in Jeffersonville

• GCCS to vaccinate against H1N1

• Problems Pile On: All money from new Clark County tax may not be realized

• Man leads police on pursuit from Clark to Floyd County

• Effigy of President Bush has some upset

• Evansville man sentenced to 100 years in son’s death

• Evening News Briefs

• Man charged with child molesting in Clark County

• Evansville man sentenced to 100 years in son’s death

• State: Clark County resident dies from rabies

• Clark County Council approves budget and new tax

• CANDY LAND: People take to Spring Street for Halloween Downtown

• Department of Education looks to stop myths

• GALLERY: Hoosiers join 12th Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk

• 1,580 and counting

• Former school janitor withdraws guilty plea in molesting case

• Clarksville police investigating after dealership reports missing vehicles

• Motorcycle rider in serious condition after wreck in Jeffersonville

• Jeffersonville city loans raise questions

• Mother suing Pyke Funeral Service

• Former Creekside Anmial Kennel manager cleared

• Clarksville to pay for hospital tank

• Boon to Starlight and Borden: Star Hill Road funding may come from TIGER grants

• Evening News Briefs

• Public can speak Monday about proposed water rate increase

• Rivalry Renewed: Mayors square off, urge workers to raise money for Metro United Way

• Bill aims to speed up health funding for veterans

• Candy Land: Jeffersonville annual trick-or-treat event is Monday

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