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Protect and Store Your Valuables Better With Indoor Climate-Controlled Storage

In Town Storage LLC is Linton’s premier veteran-owned facility, offering state-of-the-art Climate Controlled protection for the things that matter most. If you like Linton, you’

By Adam Wence

/ 8 Jun 2026

Protect and Store Your Valuables Better With Indoor Climate-Controlled Storage

State lawmakers propose guardrails to limit the sharing of license plate camera data

Widespread networks of automated license plate surveillance cameras that create reams of data used to track motorists are under increasing scrutiny by lawmakers and privacy advocates. Lawmakers in 35 states

By Adam Wence

/ 4 Jun 2026

State lawmakers propose guardrails to limit the sharing of license plate camera data

Stop Settling for "Normal for Your Age" Check Out Yourology in Worthington, IN

You shouldn’t have to drive to the big city to get world-class, individualized care. Yourology was established in 2025 to bring high-quality healthcare back to the place

By Adam Wence

/ 1 Jun 2026

Stop Settling for "Normal for Your Age" Check Out Yourology in Worthington, IN

Protect and Store Your Valuables Better With Indoor Climate-Controlled Storage

In Town Storage LLC is Linton’s premier veteran-owned facility, offering state-of-the-art Climate Controlled protection for the things that matter most. If you like Linton, you’

By Adam Wence

/ 1 Jun 2026

Solid Waste Management District Approves Tire Fee Increases and Reviews Budget

The local Solid Waste Management District Board approved updates to its tire disposal fees, finalized facility renovation costs, and reviewed the upcoming annual budget during its latest meeting.

By Adam Wence

/ 29 May 2026

Solid Waste Management District Approves Tire Fee Increases and Reviews Budget

Federal Alarms at Westgate: Greene County Responds to FBI, NCIS Security Briefing on Tech Park Vulnerabilities

The Greene County Redevelopment Commission met to address critical infrastructure funding, property development strategies, and rising security concerns surrounding the Westgate technology corridor.

By Adam Wence

/ 29 May 2026

Federal Alarms at Westgate: Greene County Responds to FBI, NCIS Security Briefing on Tech Park Vulnerabilities

Redevelopment Commission Pushes for Downtown Facade Applicants, Tackles New State Guidelines

The Linton Redevelopment Commission met to address routine financial approvals, a new state regulatory memo, and strategies to increase local business participation in its downtown improvement program.

By Adam Wence

/ 28 May 2026

Redevelopment Commission Pushes for Downtown Facade Applicants, Tackles New State Guidelines

Protect and Store Your Valuables Better With Indoor Climate-Controlled Storage

In Town Storage LLC is Linton’s premier veteran-owned facility, offering state-of-the-art Climate Controlled protection for the things that matter most. If you like Linton, you’

By Adam Wence

/ 25 May 2026

Stop Settling for "Normal for Your Age" Check Out Yourology in Worthington, IN

You shouldn’t have to drive to the big city to get world-class, individualized care. Yourology was established in 2025 to bring high-quality healthcare back to the place

By Adam Wence

/ 25 May 2026

Greene County General Hospital Board Reviews Financial Recovery and Capital Projects

The Greene County General Hospital (GCGH) board of trustees held its public meeting on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. The session covered significant improvements in the hospital’s accounts receivable, upcoming

By Adam Wence

/ 21 May 2026

Greene County General Hospital Board Reviews Financial Recovery and Capital Projects

Greene County Commissioners Approve Opioid Funding, Address Paramedic Shortage and Room Upgrades

GREENE COUNTY — In a session focused on public safety and community welfare, the Greene County Commissioners approved $50,000 in vital opioid settlement funds for youth and family programming, relocated

By Adam Wence

/ 21 May 2026

Greene County Commissioners Approve Opioid Funding, Address Paramedic Shortage and Room Upgrades

Linton-Stockton School Board Honors Longtime Retirees, Approves Handbooks and Personnel for 2026–27 School Year

The Linton-Stockton School Board met to finalize end-of-year business, approve administrative policies for the upcoming school year, and celebrate the careers of three departing staff members representing

By Adam Wence

/ 20 May 2026

Linton-Stockton School Board Honors Longtime Retirees, Approves Handbooks and Personnel for 2026–27 School Year