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The Indiana Civic Health Index group reports that the Hoosier state consistently ranks in the bottom 10 nationally in voter turnout, something the group seeks to remedy and with good reason.
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The Anderson Community Schools board of trustees is stuck. And only the state legislature can set it free.
According to some estimates, about 60% of new restaurants close within a year of opening; 80% close within five years.
As Aspire and Progress House seek to address the concerns of neighbors opposing a proposed addiction treatment facility, neighbors should listen and reevaluate.
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Congresswoman Susan Brooks, R-5th District, is dodging the issue of whether there should be an impeachment inquiry based on President Donald Trump's alleged quid pro quo ultimatum to Ukraine.
We always hear that we should thank a veteran, but thank you is too short of a conversation.
Madison County will have a new mayor in Alexandria, a new council member in Pendleton and a few other new faces in offices come January 1.
When it comes to early-warning signs of suicide, social media may be an undervalued resource.
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While this year’s election is unlikely to be featured on CNN, we encourage everyone to take their local elections seriously and get to the poll.
Voters in Anderson are like train passengers who've reached a depot after a long ride and must decide whether to remain on the current track or board a different, less familiar train.
In comparing the strengths of Alexandria’s mayoral candidates, Democratic candidate Penny Stevens comes out ahead.
Some city councils do the mayoral administration's bidding without challenging requests for budget allocations, ordinance revisions and personnel additions.
Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. is thinking in the right direction in planning improvements to Anderson’s city parks.
Although valid arguments could be made on both sides, the Ingalls Board of Zoning Appeals chose to listen to the community and vote against Newco Metals’ expansion project. The voice of the people should serve as a tie-breaker in government decisions.
Roof repairs, new theater equipment and new tenants are just a few of the needs to be addressed by the new owner of Mounds Malls before the facility can be reopened and restored to a position of prominence in the community.
The Anderson Civilian Review board might never wield great authority, but its voice will be stronger if it becomes better organized. And that's what the board is attempting to do by developing bylaws, procedures and policies for making recommendations to Anderson City Council.
While motorcycle clubs come with a checkered past, we hope that positive actions overshadow a negative reputation in the case of a club that has made its home in Anderson.
Internet memes and YouTube videos are following in the long tradition of political cartoons, but a video recently shown at a conservative political conference may have gone too far.
They’ve been waiting a long, long time.
While residents of the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard area of 67th Street have valid concerns over the creation of a residential addiction treatment facility in the area, such facilities pro…
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