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
LOOGOOTEE —A big holiday event is set to help out the Loogootee Public Library. The Friends of the Library are hosting the second annual Christmas Tree Jubilee Saturday at the Loogootee Methodist Church.
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By: Mike Grant
The Washington Carnegie Public Library will take its expansion proposal to the Daviess County Commissioners. Library officials are looking to expand the taxing district and services to residents in Barr, Reeve, Harrison, Veale, and Washington townships and the communities of Alfordsville, Cannelburg and Montgomery.
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