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Patrick Murphy, Ball State graduate, becomes sports editor at Rochester Sentinel

ATTN: Johnson, Marion and Morgan
Howdy everyone. My name is Patrick Murphy and I’m the new Sports Editor for the Rochester Sentinel. I began working for the Sentinel on Monday.
Tropicana Evansville being sold by Caesars Entertainment for $480 million

ATTN: Harrison, Lake, Madison and Shelby
EVANSVILLE —Tropicana is being sold for $480 million to Gaming and Leisure Properties and Twin River Worldwide Holdings.
All non-union employees at Evansville Monarch Beverage plant to be terminated, company sells assets

ATTN: Marion
EVANSVILLE — Monarch Beverage Co. is terminating all employees at its Evansville plant, officials said.
George Melloan, world-renowned journalist, a Whiteland native, left local legacy

ATTN: Cass, Delaware and Marion

A Whiteland native whose views were read around the world for half a century died last month at the age of 92.
Bring a blanket: Restaurants consider how to continue outdoor seating as weather turns colder as COVID-19 pandemic continues

As the days get shorter and the nights become colder, change is in the air for local restaurants
Edinburgh town manager fired, under investigation; earlier J.T. Doane was dismissed from similar position by town of Hope

EDINBURGH — Two Edinburgh Town Council members Friday assumed leadership of the town after the council fired former town manager J.T. Doane, who is under criminal investigation.
Comeback of the Hummer stirs pride in South Bend, where the vehicle was born

A group of former AM General employees felt a mix of emotions when they witnessed the official unveiling of GM’s self-described Hummer supertruck last Tuesday.
Wabash Valley gaming software company, ggCircuit, being acquired by Esports Entertainment Group for $43 million

A Wabash Valley company that provides software to league gaming businesses worldwide has hit the big-time with its pending acquisition by Esports Entertainment Group.
State warns Daviess County it needs to slow its rate of increases in COVID-19 cases; inside nursing home visits now banned

The Indiana State Department of Health wants Daviess County to find a way to curb its COVID-19 cases. Local health officials say the state reached out to them following a significant rise in the number of cases.
OPINION: Indiana’s hidden fiscal deficit - Since 2009, the state has slipped in every key measure of long-term growth

Michael J. Hicks, PhD, is the director of the Center for Business and Economic Research and the George and Frances Ball distinguished professor of economics in the Miller College of Business at Ball State University. His column appears in Indiana newspapers.
It is election season, and voters are right to consider issues of taxes and spending. Of course, fiscal policy isn’t the only consideration of electoral decisions. Still, fiscal policy matters, and we should be honest with ourselves about the effects of contrasting policies. I begin with a few unassailable facts.

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