• BELLS ARE RINGING: Salvation Army kicks off largest fundraiser of yearBy CHRIS MORRIS
• It’s back-iston! Clarksville cuts ribbon on repaired Blackiston Mill Road
• New Albany man arrested in steel theft
• Interroll celebrates 10 years in Jeff
• Young gun eyes 9th District seat
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• Valentine says he won’t accept CFO’s resignation
• The Evening News Briefs Nov. 21
• 2-1-1 helps locals in crisis
• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 21
• Incorporation gets board’s OK: Clark County Commissioners also likely to give approval
• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 20
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - November 20, 2009
• New Albany City Council keeps its health insurance
• Brewer takes over building commissioner post
• S. Ellen Jones neighborhood selected for $6.7M grant
• Jeffersonville misses out on federal tax credits
• SUPER SPELLERS: Borden Elementary hosts statewide spelling contest
• Wilder’s Mercedes incorrectly registered
• Four charged with illegally acquiring prescription drugs
• Two arrested on multiple drug charges
• Evening News Briefs Nov. 20
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - November 19, 2009
• New Albany receives $6.7 million federal grant for SEJ
• Hello Hollywood! 10-year-old off to compete for national pageant title
• Questions raised after man dies in jail
• Teacher makes reading a wonderland
• Wilder pleads not guilty to theft
• Murder on Mansion Row: Christmas party setting for Culbertson West murder mystery
• Benefits in doubt? Price proposing elimination of council health insurance
• One arrested in New Albany robbery, second suspect at large
• Security officer named support employee of year
• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 19
• Two killed in accident on Ind. 111 in Floyd Co.
• Police search for missing New Albany teenager
• Evening News Briefs Nov. 19
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - November 18, 2009
• Two killed in accident on Ind. 111 in Floyd County
• CFO COLLESANO TALKS: GCCS’ chief financial officer explains why he’s leaving after a few months
• TUESDAY NIGHT RAW: No cooking allowed as group celebrates holiday
• Theatair X given chance to respond to ROCK’s brief
• WRITE THIS WAY: IUS, New Albany High School start pilot writing program for teens
• Shop with a Cop boosted by Jack’s donation
• Deal or no deal: OUCC looks to limit proposed increase by Indiana American Water Co.
• About 35 benches remain in city without approval
• Little League complex would include 10 fields
• Evening News Briefs Nov. 18
• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 18
• Two arrested on drug-dealing charges
• Bayh asked to reject public option
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - November 17, 2009
• Clarksville student has gathering spirit
• Study: Health care reform could threaten Medicare coverage
• Jeffersonville sewer tap increases to be phased in
• Man crashes into utility pole after police pursuit in New Albany
• McCartin-Benedetti’s hearing on OWI rescheduled
• New Junior Achievement program teaches high school students about careers, steps to get there
• River Ridge seeking improvements
• INDOT lays out the road ahead
• EVENING NEWS BRIEFS — Tuesday, Nov. 17
• New Albany still working on Coyle deal, council has to approve
• New Albany attorney suspended after sexual battery conviction
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - November 16, 2009
• MORE OPTIONS: Alternative program opens up to elementary students
• Additional Jeffersonville City Council votes expected on top issues
• City asks permission to build road through wetlands
• Clark County lays off more than 20
• DREAM ON: Patrick Henry Hughes inspires crowd at annual Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast
• Sekula pushing for local historic preservation group
• Appraisals for North Annex lowered
• Hill: Health care reform won’t cut into Medicare
• NAACP endorses health care public option
• Evening News Briefs Nov. 15
• Tribune News Briefs Nov. 15
• Help still hard to come by
• Who’s out in 2011? Fetz, Sellers each say running again unlikely
• Jeffersonville official accused of theft in Kentucky
• HISTORY RICH: DePauw Memorial to celebrate 125th anniversary Sunday
• Georgetown needs new police car
• Economy not likely to rebound much in 2010
• Evening News Briefs Nov. 14
• KIPDA sets priority list for grants to nonprofit organizations
• Local Craft Bazaars
• The Tribune News Briefs Nov. 14
• United Way campaign at halfway mark
• FIRST LOOK: Area Deaths - November 13, 2009
• Granger guilty on all counts for child molestation, seduction
• Clark County Commissioners: More costs pour in for Clark County
• Youth services merge
• Dean talks health care: Former DNC chair is keynote speaker at annual event
• It’s official: Greater Clark CFO says he’s out Dec. 31
• Sipes not seeking re-election
• SBA disaster loan process starts today for flood victims
• New Albany City Council President Coffey says council likely to use EDIT for 2010 budget
• Van drives into New Albany school
• Police find three cars in Ohio River
• Evening News Briefs Nov. 13
• PHOTO GALLERY: Howard Dean visits New Albany
• Leaders talk progress, schedule on bridges