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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

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