Monday, May 25, 2020

Leonhard, Journay seek seat

Incumbent trying for 4th term, challenger is making first run.
Three vying to replace Huffman

Jay County will have a new commissioner representing the south district in 2021.
Redkey sewer rates to increase

REDKEY — Town sewer rates are slated to be raised by 20%.
Prescott, Kloer running in D-33

Incumbent Republican faces challenge from Jay Schools agriculture teacher.
Airport work is ready to bid

It’s time to bid.
Daniels, Hopkins in race for Jay surveyor

One candidate is seeking his seventh term in office. The other is hoping to shift from the police force to elected office.
Four vie for GOP nomination

Three Republicans will move on to general election in race for Jay County Council seats.
Teachers seek District 33 nod

Snider and Davis hope to represent Democrats in November.
City likely to split with Corps

A three-year planning period between Portland and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to solve the city’s flooding problem will likely result in nothing.
Sidewalk work gains approval

Walking in downtown Portland is about to get easier.
Project delayed, pool will not open

Indiana 167 construction now set to start after Memorial Day.
Council sets budget guidance

It’s time to start the budget process.
Masks available

Need a mask?
Dunkirk delays increase to rates

DUNKIRK — City officials have decided to push back utility rate increases until 2021.
Work begins Friday

Indiana 167 project includes sidewalk ramp upgrades and road paving in Dunkirk.

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