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The Western Wayne News newspaper in Indiana publishes news, events, obituaries and more for Cambridge City, Centerville, Richmond, Hagerstown, Fountain City, Economy and Greens Fork.
- 36articles · 30d
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- Aug 18, 2026earliest in window
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- 311avg words
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Public invited to 2027 budget hearings
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (240+ words) Wayne County residents have opportunities to comment about 2027 budgets for governments, schools and libraries. Those taxing entities are required to post their estimated budgets on the state Department of Local Government Finance’s Gateway website. Access to general budget information split…...
2027 budget reviewed before Oct. submission
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (258+ words) The Fountain City council held a public hearing before its regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 1, to review initial estimates for its 2027 budget before the October deadline. Clerk-Treasurer Trina McGuire provided each member a report detailing amounts for the town’s separate…...
Hearing previews school renovations and bond
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (194+ words) A 1028 hearing was conducted during a special Nettle Creek school board meeting on Sept. 2. The hearing explained a proposed bond project for major renovations. Board members Sandi Schraub, Marcie Houghton and Julie Blaase were absent. With no public commentary, Cross…...
Ordinance, handbook upgrades focus as council rebuilds
3+ week, 5+ day ago (537+ words) Discrepancies between an ordinance and employee handbook’s PTO policies were brought to Milton council’s attention at its Aug. 11 meeting. Town marshal Tom Geiselman stated that a lack of departmental and legal review of the updated policies led to confusion, and…...