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Thousands line up for H1N1 shots
THB PHOTO/Aaron Piper 11/4/09 News Nathan Casey, 11, tries to stay relaxed as Sarah Pritchett, an Anderson University nursing student, administers the H1N1 virus vacination shot.
Bond was set for $5,000 on charges of Class D felony operating a vehicle as a habitual traffic violator.
Woman files tort claim against city
A woman who claims she was sexually assaulted by an Anderson police officer has filed a tort claim complaint against the City of Anderson claiming she suffered severe injuries including emotional distress.
Viewpoint: COIT increase not in the best interest of taxpayers
I want to start by saying I was president of the Madison County Taxpayers group for five years.
County expands planned H1N1 vaccination clinics
Madison County is expanding planned public clinics to offer vaccinations against the H1N1 flu virus and hoping that residents let those most at risk get to the front of the line.
In Madison County, who you gonna call?
When employees had the strange sensation of being watched while working at the Elks Lodge 209 in Anderson, lodge secretary Dick Dunn knew he had to figure out what was going on.
Police: Murder suspect sought pills from victim
Prosecutor requests 72-hour hold on Ryan Stamm ANDERSON, Ind. A - The weekend slaying of a Pendleton man was drug-related, authorities said Monday.
Shooting victim called 911 in dying moments
Shot three times and struggling to live, a Madison County man focused on one goal - living long enough to tell police who shot him.
Daniels says Indiana is fighting back in recession
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels took a break from announcing some new Hoosier jobs on Wednesday to tell a Madison County crowd how the state is fighting back after taking plenty of blows from the recession.
New Elwood clinic to open in January
Although the opening of the new and improved northern Madison County Community Health Center is months away, clinic officials hosted an Oktoberfest celebration Tuesday for the public.
County calls off H1N1 shots at schools
ANDERSON, Ind. A - Inoculations against the H1N1 flu that were to begin this week at Madison County schools were canceled Monday because of a shortage of vaccine.
Elwood COIT meeting, Commission on Black Males, and Oktoberfest in Elwood
Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2009 View the video greeting HERE. Good morning. It's 6:45 a.m. Tuesday and the staff at The Herald Bulletin is getting down to work.
Editorial: Madison County residents part of 'Makeover' team
Thumbs up: To the volunteers from Madison County who are helping out at the five-day build for "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" in Miami County.
Nancy Vaughan: Reach out in this time of need
United Way has long been known as the "everyman's" charity because of its focus on lots of people giving what they can more than being limited to only those who can contribute large sums.
Tractor driver charged with resisting arrest
An Anderson tractor driver who refused to stop when Madison County deputies attempted to pull him over told officers he only has to respond to Department of Transportation authorities or state police when driving a tractor, according to a probable cause affidavit.
Fort Wayne mayor asks for casino referendum
The mayor of Fort Wayne urged an interim legislative committee on Monday to help Fort Wayne voters decide in a referendum if a gaming facility should be built in the northeastern Indiana city.
Women, girls learn art of self-defense
Madison County Prosecutor Thomas Broderick, Jr. demonstrates a technique on fifth degree black belt instructor Ed Leonard during a women's self defense class Tuesday at the PAL club.
Thumbs up, thumbs down: Health fair provides valuable service
Thumbs up: To the organizers of the annual Madison County Health Check that was held Friday inside Mounds Mall.
CROP walk takes 4-mile loop in Chesterfield
THB PHOTO/Aaron Piper 10/18/09 News Volunteers walk for the Madison County CROP walk, to raise money to stop hunger.
Prosecutor Kit Crane had 'grave concerns' in video gambling promoter John Neal case
In his first interview with The Star Press since winning a racketeering lawsuit and a criminal conviction against video gambling promoter John Neal, Special Prosecutor Kit Crane acknowledged that he had "grave concerns" about being able to convict Neal if the criminal case had gone to trial.
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