Clarksville News

First Savings Financial Group, Inc. today announced that its annual meeting of stockholders will be held on Wednesday, February 24, 2010.

A technical evidentiary hearing for Indiana American Water Co.'s proposed rate increase is less than a month away.

This list is intended only as a basic list of names and information to provide an early alert to friends and well wishers.

Police were called to the Kopp Lane Market in Clarksville about 6 p.m. Tuesday to investigate a woman who had been stabbed in the leg.

Shop With a Cop donations needed Clarksville Police Department's Fraternal Order of Police No.

A* Clarksville Huber wine tasting at Keg Liquors Join Keg Liquors, 617 E. Lewis and Clark Parkway, for a free wine tasting from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov.

Questions remain for Southern Indiana residents that are still seeking help following storms that belted the area in early August.

The Clarksville Police Department is investigating a report that a man attacked one person with a shovel and another with an ax handle at a party.

Cutbacks were apparent at an unusually warm County Council meeting held Monday. The air conditioning was left off in the Clark County Government Building - in the unseasonably warm weather - as the building authority is attempting to cut costs any way it can.

A 22-year-old woman wanted since September for a burglary spree across Southern Indiana counties is in police custody.

Christina Gilkey grinned as she told student Shelby Watson that she has a surprise for him.

A* Jeffersonville Board of Works meeting changed The Jeffersonville Board of Public Works and Safety will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Mayor's Conference Room at City Hall, 500 Quartermaster Court.

The Kmart located along 10th Street in Jeffersonville confirmed on Thursday it will close its doors following the holiday season.

This list is intended only as a basic list of names and information to provide an early alert to friends and well wishers.

This list is intended only as a basic list of names and information to provide an early alert to friends and well wishers.

Can you believe it? Clarksville, Indiana officials were all excited about their brand new state of the art fire truck, only to find it's too large to fit in the firehouse! Read the story by David Mann of the News-Tribune. By DAVID A. MANN David.Mann@newsandtribune.com A new, approximately $1 million fire truck, recently purchased by the town of ...

Clarksville's Eastern Boulevard project will continue through the winter and contractors working on the road likely will be paid more because the project has taken longer than expected.

A new, approximately $1 million fire truck, recently purchased by the town of Clarksville, is too large to fit in the town's professional firehouses.

They asked for $3 million. However, those with the Ohio River Greenway Development Commission aren't complaining.

The Clark County Commissioners are helping out the County Council by amending the employee policy handbook.