Eric Mann is a journalist based in Decatur, Indiana. He writes for the Decatur Daily Democrat and CounterPunch, covering local news and events in Decatur and the surrounding areas. His work has also been featured in publications such as LA Progressive: Smart Content for Smart People.
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A set of four bridge projects was reported to the Adams County commissioners on June 11 by county engineer Nate Rumschlag. The commissioners voted 3-0 to accept two new bids.
This month, Golden Meadows Home near Decatur will be devoid of residents and staff for the first time in 123 years since it opened in 1901.
A resolution passed 3-0 by the Adams County commissioners on July 2 will allow for removal of all usable property inside the former Golden Meadows Home in a four-step process:
By: Eric Mann
A program that has grown very quickly throughout Indiana from seven counties to at least 42 will soon add Adams County, as it begins assisting people as they get out of jail to become productive citizens no longer in trouble with the law.
Under a law that took effect on July 1, the Adams County Council unanimously approved paying $2,500 stipends this year to the county clerk, Shelly Brite, and the county auditor, Tony Mellencamp, for extra work do and greater responsibilities they have.
Numerous road closures – one in the spring of 2025 on US 224, east of Decatur – were revealed at the July 23 meeting of the Adams County commissioners.
A detailed discussion about greatly expanding and improving broadband internet access throughout Adams County was received by the commissioners on July 23 from an only-Indiana company named Mainstream Fiber Networks (MFN).
By: Eric Mann
Four professional consulting firms in three states have replied to Adams County's request for proposals to serve as an advisor for the county's project to create a future vision development plan that covers up to the next 30 years.
By: Eric Mann
The Berne City Council is planning to buy back an old house from a Connersville, Indiana company that paid the back taxes on it last year, then tear the structure down, and sell the lot, thus making more money than was spent on buying the building.
By: Eric Mann
A revised flood plain ordinance that's already been approved by the Adams County Plan Commission will come up for a final vote at the July 30 meeting of the commissioners.
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