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Redkey responds
The Town of Redkey has filed its response to a council member’s complaint with the Indiana Public Access Counselor’s Office.
Teaching roles discussed
New staff are approved on adjunct and emergency licenses
City council agrees on 6% raises
Increases will require formal approval via ordinance vote
FR's new traffic signal is nearly complete
Fort Recovery’s new traffic signal should be functioning soon. Other road work is also slated for later this month.
Paxson, Brunson, Muhlenkamp lead poultry
A new trio of winners topped the Jay County 4-H poultry show at the Jay County Fair.
Double second
Jay County High School’s cheerleading squad was the runner-up again Saturday in the Indiana State Fair competition, finishing just one tenth of a point behind champion Tri-West.
Police seeking suspect in chase
Officers started following 44-year-old Matthew E. Waters near the intersection of county roads 100 East and 100 North about 11:26 a.m. July 30, traveling northwest then generally southwest through the county before passing through several streets on the northwest side of Dunkirk. Waters then began driving southbound on Indiana 167 …
Project cost came down
Change order drops cost by $315,563
Fifth for 007
INDIANAPOLIS — Centerville’s Blue Regiment and Montgomery County United had been battling the Marching Patriots all summer.
Police were involved in chase
Indiana State Police are investigating a multi-vehicle police pursuit through Jay County that led to an officer being injured Tuesday.
County reviews options for ARPA funding
Indiana counties and municipalities have until the end of the year to allocate their American Rescue Plan Act dollars. Jay County officials have a few different options they’ve discussed for the funding. An Indiana company proposed another offer for Jay County’s remaining allocation Wednesday.
Discussion inappropriate
Jay County Commissioners’ discussion of a proposed contract with Jay County Development Corporation during an administrative meeting violated Indiana’s Open Door Law.
Patriots ready to rise to the challenge
Jay County High School’s Marching Patriots will compete Friday at Indiana State Fair Band Day, taking the track early at 10:21 a.m.
Bond-ing experience
Jay County High School’s marching band show — “You Know My Name” — is built around the iconic themes of the James Bond films.
Plans progress
The county is moving forward with plans to update local responders’ radio systems. Jay County Commissioners approved a $178,500 contract with Ritter Strategic Services for planning, procurement, engineering, project management and other work related to switching the county to the Integrated Public Safety Commission’s 800 megahertz statewide system.
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