Scribner Middle School News Today

I hadn’t been on the job a full week when Bob Lane showed up at the New Albany Tribune to scoop me up for a tour of the city.

NEW ALBANY – Poor houses and poor farms have a varied history across the U.S. as places that provided shelter to a wide variety of people.

The carefree days of summer are over in Floyd County.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — The Caesars Foundation Board of Directors allocated $350,000 to fund organizations supporting Floyd county residents in the biannual grant cycle. The grant requests totaled more than $880,000

Both upcoming and past Ball State graduates talk about their desire to pursue education occupations within the dying job market, backed by data from studies done across the country.

SOUTHERN INDIANA — For those studying to become educators, student-teaching is a necessity, but the work is often short-term and unpaid. For some college students in Indiana, a statewide grant

SOUTHERN INDIANA — For those studying to become educators, student-teaching is a necessity, but the work is often short-term and unpaid. For some college students in Indiana, a statewide grant

NEW ALBANY — The board of a historic New Albany school is bringing in the perspective of local youth.