Politics - Linton News

Linton City Council to Vote April 13th on Future of A.M. Risher Aquatic Center — Community’s Only Public Pool

LINTON, IN — The Linton City Council will convene on Monday, April 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM at Linton City Hall for a vote that community leaders say will determine

By Adam Wence

/ 8 Apr 2026

Linton City Council to Vote April 13th on Future of A.M. Risher Aquatic Center — Community’s Only Public Pool

Greene County Commissioners Address Public Service Upgrades and Legislative Shifts

Greene County, IN — During the Greene County Commissioners meeting held on April 7, 2026, local officials moved forward on several infrastructure and public service improvements, ranging from modernized payment systems

By Adam Wence

/ 8 Apr 2026

Greene County Commissioners Address Public Service Upgrades and Legislative Shifts

A $65 Billion Wake-Up Call From the Sullivan County Deal: Why Greene County Needs Proactive Leadership (OPINION)

The $65 billion industrial expansion in Sullivan County serves as a stark warning: without proactive governance, communities are left vulnerable to massive developments that prioritize corporate profit over local interests.

By Adam Wence

/ 8 Apr 2026

A $65 Billion Wake-Up Call From the Sullivan County Deal: Why Greene County Needs Proactive Leadership (OPINION)

Linton Board of Public Works Targets Blighted Properties; Sets Date for Spring Cleanup

In a recent meeting, the Linton Board of Works took decisive action against several neglected properties and finalized details for the upcoming city-wide cleanup day.

By Adam Wence

/ 7 Apr 2026

Linton Board of Public Works Targets Blighted Properties; Sets Date for Spring Cleanup

Standing Their Ground: Sullivan County Commissioners Table Solar Giant Over Local Labor Demands

SULLIVAN, IN — In a packed meeting room charged with tension, the Sullivan County Commissioners sent a clear message to multi-million dollar developers: verbal promises are no longer enough to secure

By Adam Wence

/ 6 Apr 2026

Standing Their Ground: Sullivan County Commissioners Table Solar Giant Over Local Labor Demands

Greene County Council Approves Major Public Safety Funding; Discusses New IT Purchasing Policy

GREENE COUNTY, IN — During its latest session, the Greene County Council moved forward on several significant financial requests, prioritizing public safety equipment, infrastructure maintenance, and clarifying a grant-funded tourism project.

By Adam Wence

/ 1 Apr 2026

Greene County Council Approves Major Public Safety Funding; Discusses New IT Purchasing Policy

Greene County Redevelopment Commission Report: Fiscal Sustainability and Residential Expansion Strategies

Greene County, IN — With nearly 90% of the county's primary redevelopment funding set to expire by 2030, the Redevelopment Commission is pivoting toward an ambitious "build-to-survive"

By Adam Wence

/ 31 Mar 2026

Greene County Redevelopment Commission Report: Fiscal Sustainability and Residential Expansion Strategies

Greene County Waste District Approves "Tire Amnesty Day" and Finalizes Facility Upgrades

GREENE COUNTY, IN — The Greene County Solid Waste Management District met to finalize Spring cleanup plans, address mounting tire disposal costs, and review the successful renovation of its main facility.

By Adam Wence

/ 26 Mar 2026

Greene County Waste District Approves "Tire Amnesty Day" and Finalizes Facility Upgrades

Attorney General Todd Rokita co-leads multi-state brief opposing court-ordered sex-change surgeries for prisoners

Attorney General Todd Rokita, together with Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador and a coalition of 24 states, has filed an amicus curiae brief in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

By Adam Wence

/ 26 Mar 2026

Attorney General Todd Rokita co-leads multi-state brief opposing court-ordered sex-change surgeries for prisoners

Linton Eyes $13 Million Water Overhaul to Tackle Lead Pipes and Aging Infrastructure

LINTON, IN — Linton officials unveiled a $13 million water system overhaul, leveraging the city's "disadvantaged community" status to secure a 50% federal grant and 0% interest

By Adam Wence

/ 20 Mar 2026

Linton Eyes $13 Million Water Overhaul to Tackle Lead Pipes and Aging Infrastructure

Greene County EMS Announces Equipment Upgrades, Fleet Changes, and Financial Recovery

GREENE COUNTY — In a recent board meeting, Greene County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) outlined a series of significant updates ranging from the acquisition of hospital-compatible technology to a major effort

By Adam Wence

/ 19 Mar 2026

Greene County EMS Announces Equipment Upgrades, Fleet Changes, and Financial Recovery

Linton Pool Board Sets Sights on 2026 Season: Revitalization and New Revenue Streams (FREE ARTICLE)

The Linton Pool Board met recently to outline a comprehensive strategy for the 2026 season, focusing on long-term infrastructure, community fundraising, and innovative ways to boost revenue at the A.

By Adam Wence

/ 18 Mar 2026

Linton Pool Board Sets Sights on 2026 Season: Revitalization and New Revenue Streams (FREE ARTICLE)