Sellersburg News

"We can't forget our past," said Indiana State Police Sgt. Jerry Goodin after a service Wednesday morning at the Sellersburg ISP post to memorialize the 46 troopers who were killed in the line of duty since the agency was founded in 1933.

He was born Jan. 2, 1935, in Warren, a son of the late William J. and Etta May Coy Allen.

Clark County's health officer on Wednesday publicly released a schedule that shows how emergency ambulance service in the county is transitioning from Rural Metro of Indiana to other providers.

The Sellersburg campus of Ivy Tech Community College recently celebrated the school's 50th anniversary with a Spring Fling .

Ivy Tech Community College Southern Indiana on Friday celebrated achieving Tree Campus USA status with students, faculty and staff volunteering their time to plant trees, remove debris from trail ways and picking up trash from the neighboring interstate right-of-way. See related photo.

The former head of a southern Indiana city's housing authority faces forgery, theft and other charges alleging she stole nearly $60,000 from the agency.

See related photos. Rock Creek Community Academy seniors Steven Richey, left, and Michael Stearns weed a garden plot at the Clark County Youth Shelter Friday morning.

SELLERSBURG, IND. -- A former Sellersburg Housing Authority employee is accused of stealing about $60,000 from taxpayers.

The federal sequestration will slash classes and programs designed for impoverished and working-class residents and children in Southern Indiana unless Congress approves a budget soon.