Politics - Linton News (Page 3)

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)

Greene County Commissioners Review Infrastructure Bids and Honor County Namesake

BLOOMFIELD, IN – During their latest public meeting, the Greene County Commissioners moved forward on several key infrastructure projects, addressed funding gaps for community corrections, and approved a new historical tribute

By Adam Wence

/ 18 Mar 2026

Greene County Commissioners Review Infrastructure Bids and Honor County Namesake

Why Linton Is Likely Heading Back to Court: City Denies ADA Accommodation Request (FREE ARTICLE)

LINTON, IN — A local man’s attempt to offer a public "thank you" to city officials has instead reignited a long-standing battle over disability rights, highlighting a potential

By Adam Wence

/ 16 Mar 2026

Why Linton Is Likely Heading Back to Court: City Denies ADA Accommodation Request (FREE ARTICLE)

Linton Council: Accessibility Denial for Disabled Citizen and $175K Pool Debate Take Center Stage

In a busy session marked by passionate community pleas and significant infrastructure updates, the Linton City Council addressed a range of topics from natural gas savings to the future of

By Adam Wence

/ 11 Mar 2026

Linton Council: Accessibility Denial for Disabled Citizen and $175K Pool Debate Take Center Stage

Indiana educators faced firings, resignations after Charlie Kirk posts — but no licenses revoked

Seven years into his teaching career, Ian Gamroth said he had never received an evaluation below “top” marks. The retired combat veteran left the military, earned a degree from Indiana

By Casey Smith

/ 9 Mar 2026

Indiana educators faced firings, resignations after Charlie Kirk posts — but no licenses revoked

Greene County Commissioners Tackle "Road to Nowhere," Jail Upgrades, and State "Red Tape"

The Greene County Commissioners navigated a dense agenda this morning that highlighted the friction between local progress and state-level bureaucracy. While the board successfully cleared the path for new jail

By Adam Wence

/ 5 Mar 2026

Greene County Commissioners Tackle "Road to Nowhere," Jail Upgrades, and State "Red Tape"

Board of Public Works Targets Nuisance Properties; Orders Bids and Cleanups

Linton, IN — The Board of Public Works moved forward with several code enforcement actions during Wednesday’s meeting, targeting long-standing "eyesore" properties and safety hazards across the city.

By Adam Wence

/ 4 Mar 2026

Board of Public Works Targets Nuisance Properties; Orders Bids and Cleanups

Where They Stand: Greene County Leaders on the Data Center Question (FREE ARTICLE)

The conversation surrounding data centers in Greene County is moving fast, and local voices are at the center of it. To help clarify the positions of those steering our community,

By Adam Wence

/ 3 Mar 2026

Where They Stand: Greene County Leaders on the Data Center Question (FREE ARTICLE)

The Sullivan County Data Center: Uncovering the "Why" and "How" Behind the Massive Facility Likely Headed to Our Backyard

Sullivan County, Indiana - A proposed large-scale industrial development on the western side of Sullivan County, presented under strict confidentiality agreements has triggered intense local scrutiny. Residents and observers are

By Adam Wence

/ 1 Mar 2026

The Sullivan County Data Center: Uncovering the "Why" and "How" Behind the Massive Facility Likely Headed to Our Backyard

Linton Redevelopment Commission Greenlights $50,000 Facade Grant Program

LINTON, IN – During its February 23rd meeting, the Linton Redevelopment Commission officially finalized and approved a new Facade Grant Program, allocating an initial $50,000 to revitalize the aesthetic and

By Adam Wence

/ 25 Feb 2026

Linton Redevelopment Commission Greenlights $50,000 Facade Grant Program