Ray Cooney is a local journalist who writes for various newspapers including the Hartford City Paper, Winchester News-Gazette, Princeton Daily Clarion, The Purdue Exponent, and Pharos-Tribune. His articles cover a range of topics including education, local events, government initiatives, and community issues. Ray's work has also been featured in other publications such as the Boonville Standard, The Herald Bulletin, and Calhoun Times.
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Mike Wickersham, president of Randolph County Commissioners, introduced EDP Renewables’ plan for the Headwaters III wind farm during Monday’s meeting.
Unemployment ticked back down in March after consecutive months of increases saw the area hit its highest rates in years.
Importance of reporting damage emphasized
Voters will head to the polls Tuesday to make their choices in the two contested races on the primary ballot in Blackford County.
Jack Ronald was known for his love of nature, whether in his backyard or strolling local trails.
Voters will move toward charting the future of county government next week.
A contract is now in place for evaluation of maintenance needs for Randolph County Sheriff’s Department and Randolph County Jail.
The county is looking at simplifying its fee structure for building permits.
Randolph Eastern School Corporation is hoping to revive the Union City day care facility that is slated to close this month.
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