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No injuries reported in Edinburgh apartment fire - Vimarsana News

No injuries reported in Edinburgh apartment fire

EDINBURGH, Ind. - Edinburgh Fire and Rescue, with the assistance of other local fire agencies from Franklin, Amity, Nineveh, Princes Lakes, and German...

Princes Lakes fire quickly extinguished - Vimarsana News

Princes Lakes fire quickly extinguished

NINEVEH, Ind. - The Nineveh Township Volunteer Fire Department and Bargersville Fire Department were dispatched to a residential fire in Princes Lakes...

Local communities get $4.1M in state road grants - Vimarsana News

Local communities get $4.1M in state road grants

Local communities get $4.1M in state road grants 12/13/20 4:28 PM The county will receive more than $4 million in state money to help repair roads next year in most of its cities and towns, but a majority of the funding will go to Center Grove area neighborhoods. Johnson County communities will receive $4.1 million in Community Crossing grants for 2021 road projects, the state announced last week. About half of the $4.1 million will go to repairing streets in White River Township subdivisions that have aging concrete roads. All of Greenwood and Johnson County’s $1 million shares will be spe...

State announces road money grants - Vimarsana News

State announces road money grants

State announces road money grants Eight cities, towns or counties in south central Indiana will receive matching grants for road projects during this year’s second round of the Community Crossing program administered by the Indiana Department of Transportation. At $1 million, the city of Columbus received the largest allocation. However, due to population, the city must match the grant on a 50-50 basis, INDOT grant administrator Kathy Eaton-McKalip said. In Columbus, the money will be used to repair and overlay the following roads or streets next year: County Road 200S (within the city limi...