LOUISVILLE – Two open houses will be held next week, one in New Albany and one in Louisville, to share updated information about the Sherman Minton Renewal Project. The project team will present options for traffic management during construction, answer questions and gather public feedback. …

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JEFFERSONVILLE — Two major developments came out of city hall at Monday's Jeffersonville City Council Meeting.

NEW ALBANY — While the construction work will not be finished at every site, school should open without too many issues July 29 in the New Albany Floyd County Consolidated School Corp.

JEFFERSONVILLE — One Southern Indiana today announced Layn USA, the U.S. subsidiary of Chinese company Guilin Layn Corp., has signed a purchase and sales agreement (PSA) with the River Ridge Development Authority and will commence due diligence to evaluate the parcel as the location for a ne…

JEFFERSONVILLE — One Southern Indiana officials, in coordination with the Indiana Economic Development Corp., announced Monday that MXD Process' intention to return to Jeffersonville to lease a new facility at 4650 New Middle Road. The $1.8 million project, contingent on the Jeffersonville C…

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A 1957 Jeffersonville High School graduate has nabbed top honors in state and national bench press competitions in his first try. His next stop? The world championships.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — As Indiana remains landlocked on three sides by states with some level of legal acceptance of marijuana, Southern Indiana police deal with increased flow of the drug from other areas, forcing lawmakers to ponder where the state is headed.

JEFFERSONVILLE — When thinking of mission work, people may envision trips to support less fortunate groups in foreign countries. One local church, however, has decided to put forth that effort in its own back yard.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Their presence couldn't be ignored. Swarms of them packed into city streets, wandering aimlessly until they found their next target.

NEW ALBANY — Race is a topic that many prefer to avoid. But local leaders are hoping to create change within the community by facilitating honest dialogues about African-American history, as well as racial divisions that continue to exist today.

Following the time of the process of creation, the Bible tells us that God saw all that He had made and observed that all was “very good” (Genesis 1:31). Pick up the paper today and read about deviant behaviors ranging from wrongs done to animals and the foolish misuse of natural resources t…

JEFFERSONVILLE — For the past six years, community members have come together to have a good time at the Power of Pink gala. But the annual event is much more than a party — the fundraiser is a way to celebrate and support those who experience breast cancer.

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced today that the state is requesting an agricultural disaster designation for 88 counties — including Clark and Floyd — due to losses caused by flooding and excessive rain this planting season.

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NEW ALBANY — The New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter is using a new, high-tech tool to help pet owners find their furry friends.

JEFFERSONVILLE — Unforgettable. That is the only word Allison Clary could utter to describe the whirlwind of emotions she has experienced in recent weeks.

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The TheatreWorksEDU student productions of Disney’s “The Lion King KIDS” and “Seussical Jr.” begin this week at the New Albany Amphitheater.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — In the aftermath of a blaze at a Jim Beam barrel warehouse in Kentucky last week, hundreds of dead fish have appeared in the Ohio River along Indiana shores this week.

NEW ALBANY — An assault victim remains hospitalized in stable condition after being stabbed multiple times in New Albany on Monday.

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NEW ALBANY — The Carnegie Center for Art and History, in partnership with the city of New Albany, is moving forward with plans to transform an outdated waterfront skate park into a skateable work of public art.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Everybody has heard the tales by now. Black vultures — once thought by many to be scavengers — turned killers.

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SOUTHERN INDIANA — After one month of serving up meals to people throughout the area, summer food programs run by local school districts say numbers are up.

JEFFERSONVILLE — TEG Architects, an architecture, visualization and interior design firm headquartered in Jeffersonville, has announced a new ownership and management structure.

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The Fourth of July festivities and fireworks have come and gone for most, but summer is just getting started. How do you measure fun in the summer? Do you wander to Georgetown to see a movie at the drive-in? Is a ride on a roller coaster at one of the nearby amusement parks on your to-do lis…

SOUTHERN INDIANA — As a way to grow visitor spending in Southern Indiana, tourism officials are seeking an increase in funding to help level the playing field in a competitive industry.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — When New Albany resident Angel Hill first started college at Indiana University Southeast a few years ago, it could be stressful managing daycare expenses and her schedule as a single mom.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — At one point, tractors were seen as the future — a way for farmers to achieve so much more with less time and effort.

With the coming of the first week of July and a holiday week, it seemed appropriate to take a patriotic breather in the midst of our discussion about the essentials of our faith. We have discussed two foundational truths of our Christian faith: a personal, creative God and the authoritative …

NEW ALBANY — It still doesn't look like much. An old building, with no windows and a front wall that has to be supported by large beams. Hard to imagine anything happening to this structure other than being bulldozed.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — The Southern Indiana community and the world at large lost one of its most prominent links to the past with the death Eva Kor on July 4.

FLOYD COUNTY — New candidates have thrown their hats into the ring in Floyd County elections as candidacy deadlines passed this week.

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NEW ALBANY — The crowd at the New Albany Amphitheater was a sea of red, white and blue Wednesday evening as community members came together to celebrate Independence Day and to have a good time.

NEW ALBANY — This week 55 years ago saw segregation in United States finally become outlawed with the signing of the Civil Rights Act by then-President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964.

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A collaboration between the Frazier History Museum in Louisville and Second Baptist Church in New Albany will commemorate the 400th anniversary of enslavement in America.

NEW ALBANY — Members of New Albany City Council are weighing their options following an unpermitted extreme wrestling event that took place in a New Albany warehouse Sunday.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Recovery crews continued their search Tuesday for a missing man who went overboard in the Ohio River following a boat crash near the McAlpine Dam on Monday.

The Town of Sellersburg is making a repair on a water valve which requires a disruption in service. Once service is restored residents will need to observe a 48 hour boil water advisory.

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NEW ALBANY — A bloody extreme wrestling match was among the topics discussed by New Albany City Council members at a meeting Monday night.

JEFFERSONVILLE — It's been several weeks since the Capitol Hills neighborhood was rocked by a home explosion that took the life of William Phillips.

NEW ALBANY — The Floyd County Plan Commission gave primary approval for a 32-lot subdivision — known as Villages of Valley View — located on 13.1 acres in the 3000 block of Lawrence Banet Road Monday night.

NEW ALBANY — The installation of a Lucy Higgs Nichols sculpture in the Underground Railroad Gardens is scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday, July 3, behind Second Baptist Church, 300 E. Main St., New Albany.