Pendleton Town Council News Today

In an era where marketing plans for businesses of nearly all sizes include a heavy emphasis on social media activity, Josh Zacchaeus is taking an unconventional approach to getting the

ANDERSON — Indiana’s economy offers one of the country’s most hospitable business environments in large part because of historically low tax rates, according to a Republican candidate for governor who

ANDERSON — Indiana’s economy offers one of the country’s most hospitable business environments in large part because of historically low tax rates, according to a Republican candidate for governor who

Indiana’s economy offers one of the country’s most hospitable business environments in large part because of historically low tax rates, according to a Republican candidate for governor who made a

After placing a wreath before a tombstone belonging to a fellow Air Force veteran, Jonny Wickham stood and saluted, pausing to remind himself of the meaning of the moment.

After placing a wreath before a tombstone belonging to a fellow Air Force veteran, Jonny Wickham stood and saluted, pausing to remind himself of the meaning of the moment.

Roger Foust and Blane Trinkle have applied for the position.

Pickens County has eight elections on Nov. 7, including some special elections to fill currently vacant seats in Central and Pickens.

The town’s proposed budget of more than $10 million for 2024 prioritizes adequate staffing of the new South Madison Fire Territory and preventing new development from excessively burdening residents, officials

Members of the Fall Creek Township advisory board have approved a letter formally declaring that its residents have no interest in merging with the town of Pendleton.