You couldn’t blame Rochester Mayor Trent Odell for feeling pretty good when he visited the GIANT fm mobile studio Tuesday at the Fulton County Fair.
The day featured what the mayor called two big wins for the city,
First, housing. While it may still need more formality to the agreement, it looks as if a new housing development is coming.
The second bit of good news - funds to aid the city’s sewer efforts.
Governor Braun announces $200 M investment to expand child care affordability, reduce waitlists
Education Union for ISTA staff files unfair labor charges
People urged to take precautions against tick-borne disease as risk increases with warmer weather
Hoosiers may qualify for free well water testing
FBI joins search for missing Owen County woman
Pair of Parke County Jail inmates facing more charges
Traffic stop nets arrest in Parke County
Attorney General vows to protect Hoosiers from gas price gouging during temporary gas tax suspension
Rockville Town Board hikes sewer fee, talks irrigation program
Rockville Town Board member now paying stormwater bills
Elevated fire weather risk in Central Indiana
All-way stop coming to U.S. 231 and State Road 234 in Montgomery County
Lane, shoulder closures to impact I-74 in Fountain County
$15 increase for Rockville sanitary sewer / wastewater usage fee
Duke Energy reminds residents to call 811 before beginning spring digging projects
Parke County tornado confirmed
Pair of suspects arrested after drugs found inside their bodies
Parents offering new alternative for Montezuma Elementary families
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun declares gas tax holiday
Sherlock Holmes to the stage at Parke Heritage this weekend
