Mar 31, 2008 | The Reporter
Column: Leave behind No Child Left Behind
THE HERALD BULLETIN ANDERSON, Ind. - As a newspaper editor, I only have to deal with adequate yearly progress , well, yearly. via The Reporter
Mar 30, 2008 | Herald-Bulletin
11 p.m.: Cause of fatal crash still being investigated
“It'll take a couple weeks to get the toxicology in on that”
Madison County officials said it could be several weeks before they know what caused a head-on collision that killed two people in separate vehicles. via Herald-Bulletin
Mar 29, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
: City moves to restructure shelter
“I think that is a wonderful, wonderful idea, but that takes time”
City officials announced Thursday their plans to restructure the Anderson Animal Shelter. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 28, 2008 | IndyStar.com
Marsh is sports equipment collection site
“Marsh pharmacies are proud to have been selected by the good people of Geared For Health to be the retail collection partner”
Marsh Pharmacies has joined the Geared for Health program as the official retail collection site for sports equipment. via IndyStar.com
Mar 27, 2008 | Tribune/Sunday Ledger Tribune
Recession? We're well beyond that
THE HERALD BULLETIN ANDERSON, Ind. - Even a cursory look at the business pages shows an economy in the worst shape it's been in since the Great Depression, no matter what the economists say. via Tribune/Sunday Ledger Tribune
Mar 26, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
EDITORIAL: Reflecting on politics and food
I have not committed to a candidate for U.S. president. That did not stop me from standing in the long line to get into the Anderson Wigwam to see Hillary Clinton. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 26, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
: Curtain falls: Applewood Cinema will close Thursday
“Because of the economy in Anderson, it was just a business decision to close the theater”
Anderson's second-run movie theater will go dark after fans head home Thursday night. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 25, 2008 | Herald-Bulletin
Nancy Vaughan: How to Live United
Last Wednesday evening, the doors to our office remained open after hours for a very special event. via Herald-Bulletin
Mar 23, 2008 | Herald-Bulletin
: Bar owners ready for pull tabs
“Our members aren't going to go someplace else to play them”
Tavern owners are hoping pull-tab games will strengthen their customer base beginning this summer. via Herald-Bulletin
Mar 21, 2008 | Hartford Business
As economy heads south, so does customers' generosity
“We've got plenty of people coming in here, but they aren't giving me the love, if you know what I mean”
Hair isn't the only thing being trimmed at Head Bangers The Salon in Pendleton, Ind. via Hartford Business
Mar 20, 2008 | WISH-TV Indianapolis
Senator Hillary Clinton in Indiana today
Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton will stay busy Thursday traveling across the Hoosier State. via WISH-TV Indianapolis
Mar 20, 2008 | The Herald Bulletin
: Greeting from Justin Schneider
The Herald Bulletin Good morning! It's 6:15 a.m. and the staff at The Herald Bulletin are getting down to work. via The Herald Bulletin
Mar 18, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
: ACS could take hit from new charter school
“But if it's only 33 at each school, while that's a lot, we probably can't reduce staff.”
The charter school set to open this fall will likely create a noticeable enrollment decline at Anderson Community Schools and cut into public dollars given to the school system. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 16, 2008 | The Herald Bulletin
: Highland singers are champions
Two Highland High School singing groups are on their way home to Anderson Sunday night after winning grand champion honors at Disney World. via The Herald Bulletin
Mar 14, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
“We used the SWAT Team because of a number of handguns she told us were in the house”
The Anderson Police Department SWAT Team apprehended a potentially violent suspect without incident early Friday morning. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 14, 2008 | Star-Press
Governor candidate Thompson talks taxes in Muncie
MUNCIE -- Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jill Long Thompson was in Muncie on Wednesday, talking about taxes and the economy. via Star-Press
Mar 13, 2008 | HeraldTribune.com
Column: Liberal media run scared
THE HERALD BULLETIN ANDERSON, Ind. - If there are people who still still believe in the myth of the liberal media, they need only read an article in the Dec. via HeraldTribune.com
Mar 13, 2008 | Star-Press
Former children's home worker faces sex charges
“We continue to cooperate with investigating officials in this matter. Our foremost concern is providing an environment for the safety of the youth”
ANDERSON, Ind. - A former worker at a church-run children's home faces charges for allegedly having sex with a 15-year-old female runaway. via Star-Press
Mar 13, 2008 | Pharos-Tribune
Column: Home-court advantages hurting Indiana basketball tourney
THE HERALD BULLETIN ANDERSON, Ind. - Of the 16 boys basketball programs still in the hunt for a state championship, four have yet to be forced to stray from their comfort zones. via Pharos-Tribune
Mar 13, 2008 | WANE-TV Fort Wayne
Streets Closed in Anderson While Bomb Squad Destroys Old Dynamite
Streets were closed in downtown Anderson as officials destroyed a small amount of old and possibly unstable dynamite that was used for training a bomb-sniffing dog. via WANE-TV Fort Wayne
Mar 13, 2008 | WISH-TV Indianapolis
Streets closed in Anderson while bomb squad destroys old dynamite
Madison County authorities shut down a part of downtown Anderson, including the Eisenhower Bridge along Eighth Street, Wednesday evening so a bomb squad could detonate a small amount of dynamite. via WISH-TV Indianapolis
Mar 13, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
: AFD battling Nichol Avenue fire
“I don't know if anybody was home”
The Anderson Fire Department is still battling an early-morning house fire on Nichol Avenue on the city's near-west side. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 11, 2008 | IndyStar.com
Police: Vehicles hit, kill man after crash
PENDLETON - A 52-year-old southern Madison County man survived a single-truck crash before dawn Monday but died after being struck moments later by two passing vehicles, police said. via IndyStar.com
Mar 10, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
: City pays $101,311.50 per day
The city of Anderson pays on average $101,311.50 out of the general fund per day in salaries for its 552 employees, according to calculations from City Controller Karen Carpenter. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 9, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Pending Obituary: Ralph La Verne De St. Jean
Ralph La Verne De. St. Jean, 83, of Anderson, died March 8, 2008, at his residence. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 7, 2008 | Herald-Bulletin
: Credit card fraud charged filed
“In general, some employees are authorized to use credit cards provided by Anderson University to cover certain expenses”
An Anderson woman has been charged with four counts of fraud after she used a stolen credit card to order pizza to her home, police say. via Herald-Bulletin
Mar 7, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
: Greeting from Justin Schneider
It's 6:15 a.m. and the staff at The Herald Bulletin are getting down to work. We will be pursuing news throughout the day and will have frequent updates here on our Web site. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 5, 2008 | Tribune/Sunday Ledger Tribune
Column: Despite critics, Oscar is doing it right
“Doctor Doolittle - constituted the beginning of a new era in filmmaking. "Bonnie and Clyde”
THE HERALD BULLETIN ANDERSON, Ind. - I've always been an Oscar watcher. In the last 40 years, I've probably only missed a half dozen shows, and most of those were when I was in the Navy. via Tribune/Sunday Ledger Tribune
Mar 4, 2008 | Anderson Herald-Bulletin
: Ice storm causes power outages
“With the winds gusting up to 35 mph, you're going to see more of those tree limbs come down”
A mix of sleet and freezing rain in central Indiana triggered power outages and caused slide-offs and crashes that closed Interstate 69 for nearly two hours Tuesday. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin
Mar 4, 2008 | TheIndyChannel
Judge Throws Out Suit Over Mayor's Residency
“I think the whole lawsuit all along has been a black eye for the city”
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit claiming that Anderson Mayor Kris Ockomon was ineligible to take office. via TheIndyChannel
Mar 3, 2008 | The Reporter
Column: U.S. foreign policy is clueless
THE HERALD BULLETIN ANDERSON, Ind. - U.S. foreign policy, as practiced by the Bush administration, is like a vehicle out of "The Flintstones": heavy, slow, with square wheels, lurching forward with no direction ... via The Reporter
Mar 2, 2008 | Herald-Bulletin
: Iraq vet named firefighter of year
“He just thanked me over and over. He was surprised, but low-key. Greg takes everything in stride, but I could tell he was very happy.”
The Anderson firefighter named Fighter of the Year wasn't able to attend the awards banquet Saturday night for one of the main reasons he won the honor - he's on another deployment to Iraq with the Indiana ... via Herald-Bulletin







