Politics - Linton News

Linton Board of Works Targets Blighted Properties and Code Enforcement

The Board of Works met to address several ongoing property maintenance issues, ranging from unfinished residential cleanups to the potential demolition of long-standing "eyesores." Key discussions focused on

By Adam Wence

/ 7 May 2026

Linton Board of Works Targets Blighted Properties and Code Enforcement

Greene County to Set New Ground Rules for Public Comment During Meetings

BLOOMFIELD, IN — In a meeting dominated by economic development reports and infrastructure updates, the Greene County Commissioners heard a funding request from the Southern Indiana Development Commission (SIDC) and approved

By Adam Wence

/ 7 May 2026

Greene County to Set New Ground Rules for Public Comment During Meetings

Linton Redevelopment Board Approves Downtown Facade Grants; Major Upgrades Planned for Summer

The Linton downtown district is set for a significant face-lift following the latest board meeting on April 27, 2026. Members approved several facade maintenance applications and discussed a robust slate

By Adam Wence

/ 30 Apr 2026

Linton Redevelopment Board Approves Downtown Facade Grants; Major Upgrades Planned for Summer

Flock's New Terms Remove "No-Sale" Promise On Customer Data and Assert "Perpetual Ownership" (FREE ARTICLE)

In a February 2026 update to its standard Terms & Conditions, Flock Safety modified several key provisions governing the use and ownership of license plate data. The revision notably removed

By Adam Wence

/ 28 Apr 2026

Flock's New Terms Remove "No-Sale" Promise On Customer Data and Assert "Perpetual Ownership" (FREE ARTICLE)

Google-Backed $5.7 Billion High-Yield "Junk Bonds" to Fuel Two New Data Centers in Sullivan County

A record-setting $5.7 billion high-yield bond sale is paving the way for two new data centers in Sullivan County, Indiana. The deal, led by Morgan Stanley, marks the largest

By Adam Wence

/ 27 Apr 2026

Google-Backed $5.7 Billion High-Yield "Junk Bonds" to Fuel Two New Data Centers in Sullivan County

Greene County EMS to Expand Staffing and Explore New Transfer Services

GREENE COUNTY, IN — During their April meeting, the Greene County EMS Board moved forward with significant personnel updates and began weighing a major grant opportunity that could expand the county’

By Adam Wence

/ 27 Apr 2026

Greene County EMS to Expand Staffing and Explore New Transfer Services

$10 Million Milestone: Prometheus Energetics Leads Massive Expansion Plans in Greene County

The Greene County Redevelopment Commission (RDC) held an extensive meeting on April 23, 2026, covering massive industrial expansions, security concerns involving federal agencies, and new retail prospects at Progress Point.

By Adam Wence

/ 25 Apr 2026

$10 Million Milestone: Prometheus Energetics Leads Massive Expansion Plans in Greene County

Greene County Commissioners Targets Cybersecurity, Tax Cleanup, and Courthouse Upgrades

The Greene County Commissioners met for a regular session to address a variety of administrative updates, ranging from cybersecurity improvements to property tax cleanup and local infrastructure projects.

By Adam Wence

/ 22 Apr 2026

Greene County Commissioners Targets Cybersecurity, Tax Cleanup, and Courthouse Upgrades

Greene County General Hospital Board Approves Tech Upgrades and New Revenue Strategies

LINTON, IN – During the public board meeting held on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, the Greene County General Hospital (GCGH) Board of Trustees moved forward with significant operational changes, including capital

By Adam Wence

/ 22 Apr 2026

Greene County General Hospital Board Approves Tech Upgrades and New Revenue Strategies

A Tale of Two Counties: Bloomington Pulls the Plug on Flock While Greene County Digs In (FREE ARTICLE)

While the city of Bloomington is actively hitting the "cancel" button on its relationship with Flock Safety, neighboring Greene County remains tethered to the controversial surveillance technology, at

By Adam Wence

/ 16 Apr 2026

A Tale of Two Counties: Bloomington Pulls the Plug on Flock While Greene County Digs In (FREE ARTICLE)

Linton City Council Approves $175,000 for Pool Repairs; Advances Major Water Infrastructure Plan

LINTON, IN — In a packed city council meeting on Monday, Linton officials took a major step toward preserving a community landmark and addressed looming federal mandates regarding the city’s

By Adam Wence

/ 14 Apr 2026

Linton City Council Approves $175,000 for Pool Repairs; Advances Major Water Infrastructure Plan

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