Mike Grant is a journalist based in Washington, D.C., specializing in local news and issues. He writes for the Washington Times-Herald, TIER ONE ELECTRICAL SERVICES, and EMS1, covering a wide range of topics including COVID-19, local politics, infrastructure projects, healthcare, and economic development. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and the Cleburne Times Review.
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By: Mike Grant
Daviess Community Hospital is looking for a new chief executive officer. An internal email to hospital employees announced that current CEO Tracy Conroy will be leaving the hospital on Dec. 20.
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Police and sheriff's departments throughout Southern Indiana are on the lookout for a few good men and women.
Police and sheriff’s departments throughout Southern Indiana are on the lookout for a few good men and women.
A community leader, political figure and civil servant has died. Tony Wichman, 73, passed away after a long fight with cancer late Thursday morning.
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