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New Local, State Effort Launches to Improve Indianapolis - Property Owners Face New Fee

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Two years of planning and preparing come into practice today, as the new Downtown Economic Enhancement District (EED) launches in Indianapolis. It’s a funding tool aimed at improving the city’s image, through better and more responsive services, particularly for businesses. According to Downtown Indy, Inc., a one-time allotment of federal dollars through the American Rescue Plan (ARP) allowed for an 18-month pilot program f…Wages · United States See the Story

The Taylor County Cattlemen’s Association

The Taylor County Cattlemen’s Association sponsored a two bay, one baby seat swing set at Sands Timber Lake. The Taylor County Conservation finished installing the swing set at Sands Timber Lake, adding to the playground that is already present.From right to left: Cattlemen member Cole Bonde, Conservation staff Broady Andresen, Ian Carlson, Dale Bucher, Zoie Lecy, and Cattlemen member Heather Hayes.Bedford · Bedford Read Article

Supervisors field complaints about recent arbitration

Taylor County Supervisors met on June 19 and fielded complaints from the public about contract renewal for Iowa Negotiation and Consulting Services. Taylor County Deputy Daniel Wyckoff spoke against the county supervisors renewing Jack Reed’s contract for the consulting service. “I would like to give some input why you should not renew that. A number of reasons have come up. Integrity is one of the biggest thing a person can show and I think he …Bedford · Bedford Read Article

Mike and Becky Smith stand in front of the bar area at The Blind Tiger.

Mike and Becky Smith stand in front of the bar area at The Blind Tiger. The Blind Tiger officially opened last Thursday and offers a sense of mystery and nostalgia. The signature drinks celebrate the past and Mike’s specialty smoked meats will leave you wanting more. Mike and Becky Smith, owners, have spent the last three years remodeling two side-by-side buildings on the east side of Lenox Main Street. The project quickly became much more than …Bedford · Bedford Read Article

LMU donates to pool project; hires employee

Lenox Municipal Utilities board of trustees made a donation to the pool project and hired a new employee at their June 12 meeting. The board talked about the pool project to renovate the baby pool at the Lenox Swimming Pool. They approved to donate $10,000 and would be willing to donate more if the fund comes up short. Harley Crill was hired for a full time position. Interviews were held May 12. He is a graduate of DMACC’s electrical lineman pro…Bedford · Bedford Read Article

Lenox School Board approved new hires, resignations, explored sharing options

Lenox School Board approved bids for the next school year, held the second reading of policy concerning cell phones, approved new hires and resignations, and talked about sharing opportunities with neighboring school districts at their June 11 meeting. The board reviewed bids for vehicle repair, gasoline, diesel, tires, bread, and milk for the upcoming school year. Petersen Tire was awarded the bid for tires; County Line Repair and Sweeney Repai…Mobile Phones · Bedford Read Article

Lenox City Council will move forward on easement

The Lenox City Council gave the okay to move forward with an easement agreement and talked about chickens inside the city limits at their June 9 meeting. Landon Maynes was present at the meeting. He had visited with the council at recent council meetings asking for an easement or to purchase land near the golf course to build a driveway to a new home that is planned in the future. Maynes had the area surveyed and the council reviewed the areas i…Bedford · Bedford Read Article

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