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Friends group has provided funds for NA-FC Library Chris.Morris@newsandtribune.com Everyone needs a helping hand from time to time — even the New Albany-Floyd County Public Library. For almost 10 years the Friends of the NA-FC Library have been hosting book...

A man entered First Federal Savings Bank, put a blue bandanna handkerchief partially over his face and demanded money, according to a press release. After obtaining money, the suspect was seen entering a newer model foreign compact vehicle, dark colored...

Small Business Administration loans to help with August flooding-related physical damage is Jan. 5. According to a news release, SBA has approved 14 disaster home loan applications worth $350,900 since opening Nov. 13 in Floyd County. Loan applications can still...

House extends death tax, Hill says most Americans won’t be impacted Daniel.Suddeath@newsandtribune.com Set to expire at year’s end, the U.S. House indefinitely extended the Permanent Estate Tax Relief Act Thursday. Democrat Rep. Baron Hill of Indiana supported the measure, which...

Area deaths reported today to The Evening News and The Tribune This list is intended only as a basic list of names and information to provide an early alert to friends and well wishers. Complete obituaries, death notices and funeral...

The Floyd County Health Department finished its initial phase of school H1N1 vaccinations today at Prosser School of Technology. The program immunized 5,862 students in 24 Floyd County public, parochial and charter schools. “This highly successful program couldn’t have taken...

The audit states that district officials asked them to examine a number of issues, such as the dramatic drop in the general fund’s cash balance, which fell from $23.6 million in 2001 to $6.3 million in 2008, possible violations of...

Travel back to the 1940s, when the only thing Ralphie wanted to see underneath the Christmas tree was that fantastic Red Ryder BB gun — sure to “put an eye out.” All of the characters and antics from the beloved...

Greater Clark works out deal to keep CFO on ‘half-time’ Tara.Hettinger@newsandtribune.com Is he out or is he in? According to Marty Bell, chief operations officer, Greater Clark County Schools’ Chief Financial Officer Frank Collesano is in — “half time” at...