Brooke Spurlock
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Tremont City council member charged in domestic dispute involving handgun (opens the original)
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Tremont City Council Member Richard Nichols faces charges of domestic violence, felonious assault and aggravated menacing after allegedly firing a gun and assaulting his son and his sonâs girlfriend during a dispute Friday, Sept. 25. Clark County Sheriffâs deputies responded just before 4 p.m. Friday to the 60 block of West Main Street for a weapons call, according to an incident report. Deputies spoke with Richard Nichols, his son Trevor Nichols, and Trevor Nicholsâ girlfriend Kathryn Wal
Voters to decide on New Carlisle income tax increase, Springfield gas program (opens the original)
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Clark County voters will decide the fate of a New Carlisle income tax increase and a Springfield natural gas proposal in the Nov. 3 election. The deadline to register to vote in the general election is Oct. 5. Residents will vote to increase the city income tax rate by 0.5%, from the current 1.5% to 2%, to provide funds for fire and emergency medical services expenses. City Manager Donald Hall explained that revenue from existing fire and ambulance levies has ânot kept paceâ with the rising
Southeastern scores highest graduation percentage, four-year grad rate in Clark County on state report card (opens the original)
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Southeastern Local Schools scored the highest graduation percentage and four-year graduation rate in Clark County on the 2025-26 state report card. âWeâve been consistent in getting good, solid scores for the district. Students and teachers have done a great job of maintaining consistency. I feel like the scores are positive for the district and show growth,â said Superintendent David Shea. âWeâre really proud of our students, they worked really hard to contribute to the districts over
Second Harvest Food Bank’s ‘Beyond the Meal’ event shares impactful community stories (opens the original)
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Second Harvest Food Bankâs sixth annual Harvest Breakfast will celebrate âthe stories that nourishâ the community. The event will be 8-10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18 at the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center, 275 S. Limestone St. This breakfast, which happens in September during Hunger Action Month, brings together people who are working to address food insecurity. Itâs an opportunity to celebrate the people and partnerships behind the food bankâs mission and offer a deepe
‘Beyond the Meal’ event: Second Harvest Food Bank to share stories of people who give and receive support from it (opens the original)
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Second Harvest Food Bankâs sixth annual Harvest Breakfast will celebrate âthe stories that nourishâ the community. The event will be 8-10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18 at the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center, 275 S. Limestone St. This breakfast, which happens in September during Hunger Action Month, brings together people who are committed to addressing food insecurity. Itâs an opportunity to celebrate the people and partnerships behind the food bankâs mission and offer a
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