…committee meetings on March 22 and we believe it will be voted on in committee during the last week of House committee meetings. This provides us a window to address…

…intended audience, complete with study areas and gaming stations, designed according to youth input. This commitment to inclusive design is also reflected in Charlestown’s first accessible playground, a project that…

…Community Connections for People with Disabilities (CCPWD) grant program. This opportunity is being offered through a partnership between the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) and the Indiana…

…non-partisan organization composed of professional local government managers, such as city and town managers, chief administrative officers, and assistant and deputy managers, who share a passion for providing excellent public…

…advanced continuing education program that prepares participants to perform complex municipal duties. The program has an extensive and rigorous educational component and a professional and social contribution component. The MMC…

…SB1, in its current form, would impact your community. It’s very important to explain the percentage of your community’s revenue derived from property taxes and cite specific examples where cuts…

…members who make up the diverse community of McDonald’s alumni. “Chris is a shining example of how a foundation under the Golden Arches prepare our crew members for their dream…

…on rural communities, and the degree of regional collaboration. “Almost every conversation I have with a company, whether an established Hoosier business or a new company coming to the state,…

…way that it matches your community and the needs of your community.” The Carmel Redevelopment Commission focuses much of its efforts on establishing and managing TIF areas, although it handles…

…using the Indiana Drug Card. For more information on how your city or town can offer this card in your community, contact Natalie Meyer, Program Director, Indiana Drug Card, natalie@indianadrugcard.com….

…going to grow roots in a place.” The city is hoping to raise $50,000 for the project through the civic crowdfunding platform Patronicity. The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority…

…email. The stations collect a comprehensive set of information including current weather conditions, archived weather conditions, radar and satellite and upcoming forecasts. What’s more, a lightning reader connected to the…