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Firm hired for new county position
It’s been about a year since Jay County’s last director of community development resigned.
Silverhorn stand
Shelly Silverhorn speaks with a visitor to Fort Recovery State Museum and the surrounding area Saturday. She and her husband, Talon Silverhorn, and other members of Native American tribes set up stands outside the museum along the walking path during the “Beyond the Battlefield: Interpreting St. Clair’s Defeat through the …
Airport will need to adjust plans
Jason Clearwaters of engineer firm Butler, Fairman & Seufert explained to Portland Board of Aviation during its meeting Wednesday that infrastructure bill rules limit use for reimbursement.
Candy toss
Firefighter Drew Lloyd tosses candy out to paradegoers along High Street in Redkey during the town’s Gas Boom Days parade Saturday. (The Commercial Review/Bailey Cline)
Eighty qualify for Indiana State Fair
Eighty projects from the Jay County Fair qualified to advance to the state fair level.
County repeals hiring freeze
Say goodbye to the hiring freeze.
Dunkirk projects move forward
Council approves path paving, roof and wastewater plant work
Fort Recovery Schools ready for fall semester
FORT RECOVERY — There’s only one week left until classes start. Summer maintenance projects at the schools are nearly complete.
Stutzman shares
Marlin Stutzman, a candidate for the 2024 Republican nomination in Indiana’s 3rd District, answers a question from Rex Journay on Monday at John Jay Center for Learning. Stutzman shared his platform and fielded questions from Jay County Republicans. (The Commercial Review/Bailey Cline)
Commissioners approve a new plan
Jay County Commissioners approved a new two-year capital improvement plan Monday.
I&M proposes increase, upgrades
Indiana Michigan Power last week submitted its Powering Our Future program plans, including a rate increase, to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.
Boom splash
Isaiah Rogers gets soaked after a festival-goer hits the target on a dunk tank at Redkey Gas Boom Days on Saturday.
Eyeing an arrow
A boy looks at arrows displayed by a member of the Eastern Shawnee tribe during Fort Recovery State Museum’s “Beyond the Battlefield: Interpreting St. Clair’s Defeat through the Eyes of Tribal Citizens” event Saturday.
Steveson won cat show
It was Dominic’s turn this year.
Jay County finished a surprising second
Thirty years ago this week, the Marching Patriots were state fair runners-up.
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