Clark County News

A* Jeffersonville Post office lists holiday hours The U.S. Postal Service is reminding customers to check with their local post office branch before heading there the day before or after Thanksgiving.

After three months of silence, the push to incorporate Covered Bridge subdivision may have gained some momentum this week after receiving a favorable recommendation from the Clark County Planning, Zoning and Building Commission.

CHEERS ... to all those who participated in or attended a Veterans Day service - or simply thanked a veteran - this week.

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

A* CHARLESTOWN Light Up event coming Nov. 27 Light Up Charlestown will begin at 5 p.m. Nov.

Democratic state Sen. Connie Sipes of New Albany will retire after finishing her term that ends next year.

CHEERS ... to Rock Creek Christian Academy for moving a step closer this week to being granted charter school status by Ball State University.

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

A public-comment period has opened up for a State Revolving Loan project to build new infrastructure for drinking-water improvements at the former Indiana Army Ammunition Plant.

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.

Monday, jurors heard from two mothers whose 12-year-old sons said they were sexually abused by a 33-year-old Clark County, Ind., woman.

The firing of a drug court officer and the early release of an inmate have raised questions about Clark County Superior Court No.

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

Indiana has again been denied its request for federal disaster assistance from the flooding that began on Aug.

Clark County residents will pay higher income taxes starting Dec. 1, although half the money will be used to reduce property taxes for homeowners and businesses.

JEFFERSONVILLE State health officials say a person from southern Indiana's Clark County has died of rabies.

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

Indiana American Water Co.'s request to raise rates by up to 38 percent was met with financial worries and pejorative comments about water quality Monday night.

Terry Lay has been sentenced to 100 years in prison by a Clark County judge. Lay was accused in the beating death of his three-year-old son , Kaleb Lay, that happened last March 2008 in Evansville.

A man charged with 11 counts of child molesting in Clark County was arrested in Terre Haute on Tuesday, according to media reports.