• Riverside Elementary students get creepy crawlies
• Clark County Council postpones funding decisions
• Bob Hall talks sewers, water and budgets
• State releases Jeffersonville's 2008 audit
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Tuesday, Feb. 9
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• Rebates offered to Vectren customers
• Howard Steamboat Museum passes $1M goal
• Up to 20 New Albany firefighters could be laid-off without EDIT help
• List shows 200 tax delinquent businesses in Floyd County
• Salem insurance agent charged with fraud
• Curtain Call: Local theater ‘legend’ comes back to direct play at New Albany High School
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - February 8, 2010
• Winter storm warning issued for area
• ARTS COUNCIL FACING MAKE-OR-BREAK YEAR: Organizationhas been promoting the arts for 33 years
• JOHNSON: Return to juvenile hall
• Bob Hall halfway through term two
• A DOWN MARKET: Farmers seek new location to sell goods after park renovation
• A new plan for planning, redevelopment
• THE COSTS OF FIGHTING CRIME: JPD to hire 10 officers in 2010
• Small Business Development Center moves to New Albany
• More candidates file for May primary
• THE TRIBUNE BRIEFS: Feb. 7, 2010
• Rep. Hill to file for primary Monday
• Floyd police warn about possible telephone scam
• Man facing felony charge for not paying taxi fare
• Police union wants second audit
• Girl, 17, charged as adult in armed robbery
• Patio homes finally get OK
• Indiana Department Child Services cutting work force in half
• Drainage work to start soon around Little League park
• EXTRA MILER: You have the power to make a difference
• THE TRIBUNE BRIEFS: Feb. 6, 2010
• BRAVE A SHAVE: Ariel LaGrange shaves her head for cancer research
• Local church hopes to impact 10,000 youth with message of hope
• Five injured in crash, teen driver arrested
• Fraze given six months to install septic system
• Ivy Tech more than halfway to fundraising goal
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - February 5, 2010
• FUND-RAISOR: Bridgepoint students raise money for Haiti relief
• Costs, design questions remain on Eastern Boulevard project
• Aviation Board presents arguments for becoming an authority
• End in sight to Wilder case
• New publisher appointed for The Evening News
• Having a heart for education
• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Feb. 5, 2010
• SETTING THE STAGE: New smaller theater at Floyd Central to open this week with ‘Nunsense’
• Superior Court to survey Warrick Co. residents about Camm
• Man runs from police after being transported to Floyd jail
• No vote on New Albany sewer rates
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - February 4, 2010
• Man runs from police after being transported to jail
• Funeral home director out of jail
• Valentine’s nonprofit in tax hole
• Wolf Challenge moving to Indianapolis
• Bill to freeze UEZ credits OK’d by State Senate
• New Albany City Council could have to repay for audit
• Police investigate 911 call about stabbing
• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Feb. 4, 2010
• Man accused of threatening to shoot judge
• A HUNGER TO HELP: St. Paul’s food bank reports increasing need
• New Albany man arrested on marijuana charges
• THE TRIBUNE BRIEFS: Feb. 4, 2010
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - February 3, 2010
• New Albany Sewer Board could vote on rates Thursday
• AUTHORITY FIGURES: Members named to bridges board, funding questions dominate first meeting
• Court: Former firefighter deserves retirement hearing
• Armed robbery lands two in jail
• Concrete facade at Riverview collapses
• Man allegedly owing nearly $76,000 in child support arrested
• 50,000 frozen meals to be donated to New Albany food banks
• Two homes damaged in downtown Jeffersonville fire
• THE EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Feb. 3, 2010
• Town votes to allow two town workers to live rent-free
• Clarksville lands national Lewis and Clark convention
• THE TRIBUNE BRIEFS: Feb. 3, 2010
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - February 2, 2010
• Haven House's homeless shelter to be auctioned by IRS
• Jeffersonville council backs idea of canal district
• Clarksville votes to allow two more town workers to live rent-free
• Man sentenced in robbery outside Jeffersonville Boys & Girls Club
• Clarksville lands national Lewis and Clark convention
• Charlestown makes city court position full-time
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS: Tuesday, Feb. 2
• New Albany City Council goes for full-time attorney on initial readings
• NA-FC bus driver wins state award, to go on to compete at national level
• New Albany teen pleads guilty in fatal stabbing
• Man arrested for allegedly dealing oxycodone in New Albany
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - February 1, 2010
• HELPING IN HAITI: Local missionaries work to help survivors of earthquake
• MAYOR IN THE MIDDLE: Galligan devoted much of his time to sewers in first half of term
• Mother wants to see son’s attackers prosecuted
• THE TRIBUNE BRIEFS: Jan. 31, 2010
• USER-FRIENDLY: NA-FC Public Library has added many new services
• Holding back to move forward?
• Eminent domain issues linger over Woodlands Park
• PHOTO GALLERY: Snow hits area, residents grab their sleds
• Man charged in McDonald’s assault still has valid handgun license
• No rate increase on Monday’s New Albany City Council docket