Edwardd Yoder News Today

Macon County Republicans will maintain control of the County Board, reducing the number of Democrats on the board to just three in the board’s first election post-redistricting.

A write-in candidate is challenging the appointed Macon County treasurer in the upcoming election that will also see incumbents to do battle for fewer seats on county board.

Challenger Edward D. Yoder emerged victorious in his bid for a seat on the Macon County Board, earning the most votes and knocking off a sitting board member in the

Statewide offices

Following a heated state redistricting process and a move from March to June, Macon County is on track for a mostly normal primary election day with steady early voting and

This is a letter to the editor from the Herald & Review opinion section.

Macon County electoral board held a meeting Thursday to discuss removing a candidate from the June ballot.

Republican voters in two of Macon County’s five county board districts will have a primary, setting the stage for incumbent-heavy battles in the fall.