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Floyd County (The Tribune)

RSSWhat is this?    Local news affecting residents of Floyd County, Indiana, including New Albany, Floyds Knobs, Georgetown

Learning a life lesson: SADD activities teach students the dangers of driving impaired

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

With financial cuts looming in the state, Indiana’s top education official Tony Bennett stopped by The Evening News and The Tribune on Friday to talk about what’s to come with budget cuts, teacher licensure changes, grading schools based on performance and charter schools, among other topics. more>>

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 • Jobless rate highest since 1983

• New Albany men charged in armed robbery

• Man wanted for beating roommate with hammer

• New disaster-relief organization starts locally

• A Soldier’s Christmas

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 7

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

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 6

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

• Brothers sentenced in New Albany robbery

• Waiting game continues over flood tort claims against city

• Man pleads guilty in New Albany shooting

• Man sentenced for robbing, injuring elderly man

• Police investigate report of shots fired on Dewey St.

• FEMA denies appeal for help

• Rock Creek enters the home stretch

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 5

• Reminder: Tax bills due Tuesday

• Reform proponents call for public health option

• Opening statements made in molesting trial

• Indiana Tech exploring possibility of opening

• Stock market crash course: St. Mary’s students learn ups and downs of stock market through game

• Woman goes to trial for child molesting

• New curbs, sidewalks for Charlestown Road

• Time to eat the doughnuts

• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 4

• Giveaways planned during Papa Murphy’s opening celebration

• New Albany man arrested for not registering as sex offender

• Man sentenced for robbing, injuring elderly man

• Floyd County Health Department offers H1N1 for 6 months to under 3 years old

• Final stretch for Rock Creek Christian Academy

• New Albany City Council OK’s masterplan, questions 2008 audit

• New Albany man arrested for not registering as sex offender

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

• Craft fair at IUS goes on through today

• New Albany Stormwater crews rid Falling Run Creek of trees, shopping carts and trash

• Reward offered in two Southern Indiana crimes

• New Albany Mayor's Community Prayer Breakfast has rich tradition

• A True Public Servant: Kaiser was a charter member of Mayor’s Community Prayer Breakfast committee

• Still not out of the water : Stewart says funds still needed for town’s wastewater plant

• State audit raises questions about New Albany’s bookkeeping

• Jeffersonville featured in holiday movie

• Eastern Boulevard project to continue during winter

• The Tribune News Briefs

• New Albany City Council to vote on fixing budget gap

• NAPD warns about new dangerous types of meth labs

• Woman charged with dealing hydrocodone in NA

• IU student reports sexual assault in dorm

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

• United Way initiative assesses early childhood development

• The Tribune News Briefs

• What the doctor ordered: State vaccines remain behind schedule

• Clark County Commissioners offer direction for department heads

• New Albany city attorney seeking state seat in 2010

• 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

• Mixed employment signals for Clark and Floyd counties

• The Tribune News Briefs

• Water rates, quality questioned during hearing

• Man appears in court on child molesting allegations

• Stimul-yes! Georgetown gets $3.5 million for wastewater treatment facility

• Costume Carnival celebrates 23rd anniversary Saturday at 4-H

• Armed robbery reported on Dewey Street

• Bringing college applications to the 21st century

• Scribner House gardens to receive facelift

• The Tribune News Briefs

• Georgetown receives $3.5 million in stimulus for sewer plant

• Marching To State: Floyd Central band making 8th trip to finals Saturday

• Safety of Woodlands Park access road questioned

• CHDO seeking legal advice about dismantling organization

• The right to be EDIT-ed: New Albany police, fire unions push for EDIT help with budgets

• Man leads police on pursuit from Clark to Floyd County

• Have a spooky-safe time

• The Tribune News Briefs

• Effigy of President Bush has some upset

• Department of Education looks to stop myths

• State says fixing Linden Meadows in New Albany could cost around $1.7 million

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

• Sleeping girl nearly struck by shots fired into two New Albany homes

• 1,580 and counting

• Police search for suspect in robbery at Greenville Mini Mart

• New Albany offers options for removing leaves, yard debris

• Health Department to host H1N1 clinic Thursday

• Sleeping girl nearly struck by shots fired into New Albany homes

• VOLLEYBALL: Floyd Central wins third straight sectional title

• Knable to occupy Green Valley road office

• New Albany woman pleads guilty to killing husband

• The Tribune News Briefs

• New Albany man arrested on traffic, drug charges

• Man pleads guilty for role in robbery

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

• Haunted history: Historic mansion in New Albany opens doors as part of 25th anniversary of haunted house

• Bill aims to speed up health funding for veterans

• Man reportedly robbed while stopped at light

• Low Flow: Firm will assess sewer rates, budget; utility low on cash

• Tourism bureau to fund Clarksville master plan

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