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Washington man arrested after a series of car break-ins - police said he had stolen guns
WASHINGTON, Ind. (WTHI) - A Washington, Indiana, man faces charges after police said he was responsible for a series of vehicle break-ins. The Daviess County Sheriff's Office arrested Brayton White, 23. This was after police launched an investigation after reports of break-ins around the county. After arresting White, police said...
Meet Retha Warner (R) candidate for Martin Co. Commissioner Dist. 1
SHOALS, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Republican Retha Warner is running for Martin County Commissioner out of District 1. The political newcomer says she’s lived in Martin County her entire life and decided to run to be a voice for the people of her community. Warner says, if elected, she wants to bring about a positive change […]
Ron Arnold running for reelection in Daviess County
DAVIESS COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Ron Arnold is running for reelection in the race for the Daviess County Commissioner District One seat against Tracy “TC” Cook. Before his time in office, Arnold served as the executive director of the county’s economic development corporation. He said that experience has helped him tremendously over the past four […]
Meeting outlines ways of opposing Mid-States Corridor progress
Martin County resident Jason McCoy recently hosted a public meeting at Loogootee High School, advocating for residents to stand against the Mid-States Corridor. In a 55-minute talk with slides displayed on a large screen in the high school auditorium, McCoy provided some background on the project to the crowd of about 250 to 300 Martin and Dubois County residents.
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