Elizabeth Kramer New Albany has been featuring more arts and culture in its downtown in recent years, and now it’s looking to have that area become a state-designated cultural district. The city officially indicated this week that it will apply next month to the Indiana Arts Commission to receive the designation. City plan commission assistant… Continue reading New Albany Plans to Apply For Cultural District Designation of It's Downtown
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Glass Art Conference and Festival Get Underway
Glassmaking helped shape regional industry in the 1800s, when New Albany, Indiana, was a hub of plate glass manufacturing, and today the region is becoming known for its growing numbers of glass artists and glass studios. The latter led the international Glass Art Society to bring its annual conference to Louisville, which starts Wednesday and… Continue reading Glass Art Conference and Festival Get Underway
New Albany Council To Discuss Revised Rate Increase Plan
A sewer rate increase could pass the New Albany City Council next month, but the proposal for raising rates is still being revised.
New Albany Council To Consider New Sewer Rate Increase Plan
A proposed 70 percent sewer rate increase has been rejected by the New Albany City Council. But the council will consider another rate increase proposal next month.
New Albany Sewer Rate Increase Goes To Council This Week
A proposed 70 percent sewer rate increase for New Albany will go before the city council this week.
New Albany Sewer Board Requests Rate Increase
The New Albany Sewer Board is asking the city council to approve a 70 percent sewer rate increase. But the council isn’t ready to vote on the rate hike just yet.
New Albany Sewer Board Will Likely Ask For 70% Rate Increase
The New Albany Sewer Board met Thursday to discuss a proposed 70 percent increase in sewer rates.
Inidana School Districts Faced with More Cuts
School districts throughout Indiana are now looking harder at making cuts after Governor Mitch Daniels stepped up the timetable for reducing the education budget by 3.5 percent. WFPL’s Elizabeth Kramer has more. Indiana districts expected to have 18 months to cut their budgets. But the Governor now says districts will have to absorb a $300… Continue reading Inidana School Districts Faced with More Cuts
Indiana Gets SBA Approval For Disaster Funds
After two rejections from FEMA, Indiana will receive relief funds from the Small Business Administration for severe weather damage in early August.
Floyd County School Board Nearing Superintendent Pick
The New Albany-Floyd County School Board hopes to name a new superintendent within the next month and will interview two finalists this week.