Voters to decide if RP&L remains under regulatory commission
Richmond voters will decide Nov. 8 if Richmond Power & Light remains under Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission jurisdiction.
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Richmond voters will decide Nov. 8 if Richmond Power & Light remains under Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission jurisdiction.
Richmond Common Council approved a zoning change at Salisbury and Industries roads among the actions it took Monday night.
Jeff Siegler of Revitalize, or Die spoke during the Richmond Columbian Properties Quality of Place Conference.
Metal Max has agreed to buy 47 acres contingent upon zoning change to high intensity industrial to allow for construction of accessory sheds.
Richmond Common Council approved a resolution joining Indiana's opioid settlement contingent upon Gov. Eric Holcomb signing legislation.