This is the online home of the Crothersville Times — the largest weekly newspaper in Jackson and Scott County — first online in 2000.
Scott County Landlord Seeks To Negotiate Crothersville Sewer Liens Before Friday’s Tax Sale
A Scott County landlord who owns several properties in Crothersville is seeking adjustments to delinquent sewer liens before this Friday’s Jackson County Tax Sale. Grover Stacey’s properties at 400 West Howard Street (the former US Shoe Factory) owes over $48,000 in...
Disease Outbreak Restricts Deer Hunting In Jackson, Scott, Jennings & Jefferson Counties
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is restricting some hunting regulations this fall due to a severe viral outbreak in southern Indiana deer herds. The changes come after the DNR received hundreds of reports from Hoosiers who described deer that they...
Fort Vallonia Days This Weekend
The 56th annual Ft. Vallonia Days will swell the population of the small community of Vallonia by many fold this Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 18-19. Thee daytime festival will be held from 9-5 on Saturday and 10-4 on Sunday. Pioneer crafts and demonstration will...
This Is Just Another Trashy Column
by Curt Kovener Almost every Tuesday is trash pick up day in Crothersville as well as a number of other communities. Don't ask me why Tuesday seems to be universal municipal trash day. I don’t know. But we are a trashy people. From the dawn of civilization we have...
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICE FORM NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR USE VARIANCE. Pursuant to 1.C. 36-7-4-920, the City of Salem, Washington County, Indiana (the "City") gives notice of a public hearing to be conducted by the Board of Zoning Appeals...
Expired License Plate Results in Drug Dealing Charge for Deputy Man
What started off as a routine traffic stop for an expired license plate, ended up with a Deputy man going to jail for dealing methamphetamine and other drug charges. Scott County Sheriff’s Deputy Kyle West was on patrol on Highway 356 near Vienna on Thursday, Sept....