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There's plenty of space to branch out in Terre Haute: City tree inventory shows thousands of spaces available for more

The majority of trees in Terre Haute are in above average condition, however the city has a large number of available tree planting spaces, according to a tree inventory survey from Great Lakes Urban Forestry Management.
No end in sight to state vs. farmers wetland disputes

ATTN: Grant and Hancock

MUNCIE — Fifteen years ago, Larry Yeley bulldozed, burned and buried 12 acres of apparent forested wetlands in Delaware County, south of Yorktown, so he could farm it.
Changes to trash hauling bidding process advance at Indiana Statehouse

Fort Wayne City Council had no trouble at its Jan. 25 meeting voting in favor of a bill that would change the way the city selects its trash and recycling providers.
Carroll County Council pushes to pave the way for broadband company funding

The Carroll County Council, led by the 2022 President Scott Ayres, decided to allow Auditor Beth Myers to place paid advertisements for additional appropriations (additional to the approved budget) in the newspaper at will and without their knowledge at the Thursday, Jan. 20, meeting. It was decided she would notify council members about the advertisements before the next meeting to allow them time to discuss the requests with department heads.
The Commons in downtown Columbus remains closed because of the COVID pandemic although it financial condition improves

The Commons — previously a bustling center of downtown activity — has largely been closed since the beginning of the pandemic.
353 homes eyed in New Palestine: Developer pitches new subdivision for southern Hancock County on 118-acre site

NEW PALESTINE — Farmland in the southern part of the county — as it has in many other places — has become a prime target for developers.
Marion hospice found using dead patients' medications; ISDH reports said no harm caused to recipients

A local hospice facility was investigated by the Indiana State Department of Health after reports of reusing and relabeling medications of diseased patients.
No end in sight to state vs. farmers wetland disputes

ATTN: Grant and Hancock

MUNCIE — Fifteen years ago, Larry Yeley bulldozed, burned and buried 12 acres of apparent forested wetlands in Delaware County, south of Yorktown, so he could farm it.
Vigo County School Corp. secures enough signatures to place $260 million referendum on May 2022 ballot

The Vigo County School Corp. has secured enough signatures to proceed with getting a referendum question on the May ballot, Superintendent Rob Haworth told the school board Monday.
Updated golf cart ordinance passes in Vincennes

The city council on Monday approved the third and final readings of updates to the city’s golf cart ordinance, including a fee increase which drew some contention from members of the public.

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