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Ellettsville Charter School Will Not Require Masks, Opposes County Mandate
This would be a direct violation of Monroe County’s mask mandate that was reinstated by the Board of Commissioners last week amid surging COVID-19 cases in the area.
Griffy Lake To Be Refilled Following Pre-Bid Meeting
The temporary drawdown revealed the shoreline for potential bidders to complete their designs for an accessible fishing pier and loop trail. Mayor Hamilton proposed the idea as one of seven bicentennial bond projects in 2018.
Bird Feeders Allowed Again In Some Indiana Counties
Though we still don’t know what’s causing a mysterious illness in songbirds, the state said residents in most Indiana counties can fill their bird feeders and baths again.
COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Monroe County Highest They've been Since February
Health officials reported 27 new Monroe County COVID-19 cases Monday, up from 21 Friday. No additional deaths were reported.
Study Makes Recommendations To Boost Recycling In Indiana
A new study commissioned for the Indiana Department of Environmental Management shows more recycling could spur economic growth in the state. In 2019, only 19 percent of the state’s waste was recycled.
Manning, James Enter Pro Football Hall Of Fame
Former Indianapolis Colts greats Peyton Manning, and Edgerrin James were enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame over the weekend.
Young Will Oppose Infrastructure Bill, Citing Debt Concerns
U.S. Sen. Todd Young (R-Ind.) will oppose the bipartisan, federal infrastructure bill when it comes up for a vote soon in the Senate.
Martin University Cancels Student Debt With Pandemic Funds
Martin University, Indiana’s only predominantly Black higher education institution, will clear past-due account balances for roughly two-thirds of its students.
Teen Injured In Funeral Home Shooting Recovers At Home
A teenage girl who was among those injured in a shooting last week outside an Indianapolis funeral home has been recovering at home after spending five days in the hospital.
Indiana Woman Guilty Of Murder In Stepdaughter’s Slaying
The Grant County jury deliberated about three hours before finding Amanda Carmack of Gas City guilty of murder, strangulation, neglect of a dependent resulting in death and domestic battery resulting in death to a person under 14.
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