Washington, D.C. –U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly testified before the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee (SVAC) yesterday emphasizing the importance of training private, community mental health providers to better treat servicemembers and veterans. Veterans organizations that support Donnelly’s provisions also gave testimony at the SVAC hearing. Donnelly said during his testimony, “The …
Read More »Visit Hendricks County Awards $9,250 to Seven Tourism-Related Initiatives
DANVILLE, IN (October 6, 2015) –Seven Hendricks County organizations, including five first-time recipients, were awarded a total of $9,250 in grant money this fall through the Visit Hendricks County’s Tourism Enhancement and Development (TED) Fund. In its seventh year, the fund is used to promote events, enhance marketing efforts and …
Read More »Town of Brownsburg employees honor retiring Clerk-Treasurer
BROWNSBURG — Town of Brownsburg employees and friends honored clerk-treasurer Jeanette Brickler with a retirement party on Friday, October 2. The “Survivor” themed luncheon had Brickler snuffing her own torch, as her term in office ends on December 31. Brickler has served as clerk-treasurer for 27 years with four town …
Read More »Coats, 34 Senators Request HHS Inspector General Examine Fetal Tissue Research Practices, Planned Parenthood Compliance
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Senator Dan Coats (R-Ind.) today joined 34 of his colleagues in sending a letter to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Inspector General Daniel R. Levinson calling for a full audit of all fetal research supported by HHS to determine whether there have been …
Read More »State Road 75 Closing Tuesday in Hendricks County for Five Days
HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. – The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces State Road 75 between Jamestown and North Salem will close Tuesday, October 13 for five days. The closure is for the contractor to place rip rap, approximately two miles south of Jamestown. This is the area on S.R. 75 …
Read More »Indiana State Police and INDOT Warn Drivers to “Move Over”
In an effort to keep Indiana roadways safer, the Indiana State Police and The Indiana Department of Transportation are raising awareness for the state’s “Move Over Law”, which requires motorists to approach cautiously, slow down, and move over when an emergency vehicle is stopped on a roadway with emergency lights …
Read More »IndyGo Service Changes to Take Effect October 11
INDIANAPOLIS (October 6, 2015) – On Sunday, October 11, minor timing adjustments and efficiencies will be implemented to improve time performance on routes 10, 12, 13, 14, 31, 55, and 86. One change of note is the Kmart/US 31 stop on Route 31 (Greenwood) will be renamed to the Rural …
Read More »Indiana Democratic Party Hails Senate Democrats’ Call for Across the Board Protections for LGBT Hoosiers
INDIANAPOLIS – John Zody, chairman of the Indiana Democratic Party, released the following statement hailing the Senate Democrats’ priority to bring across-the-board protections for LGBT Hoosiers for the next legislative session. “After what was truly a damaging time for Indiana – where the state saw a $250 million economic panic …
Read More »Indiana Republican Party selects new Spokesman
INDIANAPOLIS (Oct. 5, 2015) –The Indiana Republican Party on Monday announced the selection of Robert Vane as Spokesman and Media Consultant. This appointment marks an expanded role from Mike Pence for Indiana spokesman to overseeing message coordination for Republican candidates in Indiana through the November 2016 election. Vane will also …
Read More »ISDA Livestock Grant Applications Now Available
INDIANAPOLIS –The Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) is now accepting applications for the livestock promotion and market development grants to foster growth within the Hoosier livestock industry. Applications are due by December 1, 2015. “Our livestock industries are a vital part of our state,” ISDA Director Ted McKinney said. …
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