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Back in 1997, the N.C. Supreme Court ruled that the state must constitutionally provide a sound basic education to students. It was thought to be a victory for low-wealth school districts and families. Three decades later, the issue is still unsettled.

Back in 1997, the N.C. Supreme Court ruled that the state must constitutionally provide a sound basic education to students. It was thought to be a victory for…

VINCENNES, Ind. (WTHI) - Mayor Joe Yochum beat republican candidate Jack Boger in the race for mayor.

Mayor Joe Yochum slid easily into a fourth term Tuesday night, handily defeating a challenge, his first since first being elected 12 years ago, from retired police officer Jack Boger.

District 2 councilman Ed Gornall came out victorious over challenger, and current at-large councilman, Tim Salters by a razor thin margin in yesterday’s General Election.

It’s Election Day.

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Two existing city councilmen are going head-to-head for the chance to represent the city’s second district.

Early voting remains slow, with county clerk David Shelton calling Saturday’s totals “abysmal.”

Mayor Joe Yochum is seeking a fourth term in office, but to get it, he’ll have to overcome a challenge issued by retired police officer Jack Boger.