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Crothersville Council To Hold Public Hearing On Double Digit Water, Sewer Rate Hikes
The Crothersville Town Council unanimously approved holding a public hearing on Feb. 3 to get residents’ input on double digit rate increases for both the water and sewer utilities for customers in the town of Crothersville. Baker Tilly, an accounting and consulting...
Candidates Begin Filing For Primary Election Offices
The filing period for candidates to file for political office began Wednesday, Jan. 7 and runs through noon on Friday, Feb. 6 The Primary Election will be held Tuesday, May 5. First day filers in Jackson County were all Republican. The were: Dustin Steward and Roger...
Legislative Property Tax Changes To Impact Bills This Year
As a result of legislation approved in 2025, the homestead standard and supplemental deductions were revised. Homeowners who already receive the homestead deduction do not need to re-file an application to receive the updated benefits. “As administrators of the...
Schneck Announces Agreement To Acquire Family Drug Pharmacies In Brownstown & Seymour
Schneck Medical Center has announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire Family Drug locations in Brownstown and Seymour, further strengthening its long-standing commitment to locally owned, independent healthcare and personalized service for the communities...
Scott County Soil & Water Conservation District Annual Dinner Meeting Coming Up
The Scott County Soil & Water Conservation District will hold their annual dinner meeting on Thursday, Feb. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Scottsburg High School Commons To all occupiers of lands lying within the boundaries of the Scott County Soil and Water Conservation...
I Guess That’s Why They’re Called Comforters
By Curt Kovener (This is an encore column from the Curt Comments archives.) I dismissed some mild stomach queasiness as eating too much holiday food. But as the morning wore on the stomach pains sharpened to occasional bolts of electricity of the 220 volt variety and...