Senator and Governor-elect Mike Braun gave his farewell speech Wednesday on the Senate floor.
“I’ve lived the American dream, and I want more Hoosiers to have that opportunity. Touring all 92 counties every year, I’ve met so many Hoosiers and heard their challenges and their victories large and small. It’s a truly incredible state filled with the most goodhearted, hardworking people in the world. It was my honor to serve them here in this body, and I can’t wait to continue the adventure back home again in Indiana as your next Governor.” – Mike Braun
Indiana’s senior Senator, Senator Todd Young, wished Senator Braun well in his next endeavor as Governor.
“Mike, I have to say - the Senate’s loss is Indiana’s gain. You have certainly served with distinction here, but I know you’ve always prided yourself - appropriately so - on your executive responsibilities and achievements over the years, and now the people of Indiana will benefit from a different type of service and we’re all very much looking forward to seeing what is next. It’s already started, I know.” – Senator Todd Young
Senator Braun’s close ally in the Senate, Senator Rick Scott of Florida, also spoke about Braun’s time in the Senate serving Hoosiers:
“I’m very appreciative of Mike’s friendship, I’m very appreciative of their hard work. I appreciate his tenacity: I can tell you they’re always going to live within their means because Mike will not waste a dime.” – Senator Rick Scott
Fulton County Sheriff's Office investigating death near Germany Bridge
Fulton County Coroner's Office identifies deceased male found near Germany Bridge public access area
Gov. Braun announces Comlux America investing $22M in Indiana operations, doubling workforce with 375 new jobs
Marshall County Sheriff seeks funding for aging jail door controllers
Plymouth School Board names Jeanne Tanner as new principal at Jefferson Elementary
Governor Braun declares new energy emergency, allows major savings at the pump for Hoosier families
Plymouth man faces felony sexual battery & drug charges following joint investigation
Plymouth Police arrest 2 in separate incidents Monday & Tuesday
