Wabash County Health Department Maintains Services Amid Budget Impasse
Wabash County Health Department reports no service cuts despite a state budget stalemate. Administrator Cindy Polland notes current funds of about 856,038.08 covering roughly 41 months, with 249,120 in grants withheld. The panel highlights flu shots totaling 276 for kids and 724 for adults through December, ongoing family planning education, and inspections with mixed corrective actions. Next meeting scheduled for March 9.
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Cindy Polland
Wabash County
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Tonya Potts
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Andrea Maikranz
Depot
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Kristin Lewis
Leann Lear
Kent Freeland
King Buffet
Buehler’s
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WYNG FM Bought by EMF for 450 000 Dollars
Staff report notes Educational Media Foundation bought WYNG FM for 450000 and also purchased KOKX of Keokuk Iowa for 500000. WYNG will relay EMF’s K-Love Christian music as a satellite of 91.9 KLVR in Middletown California. EMF, a Rocklin California nonprofit, owns over 245 radio stations. K-Love is already heard in Evansville area on WKVN from Morganfield Kentucky.
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WYNG
Educational Media Foundation
KOKX
Keokuk
Iowa
K-Love
Middletown
California
Rocklin
Evansville
WKVN
Morganfield
Kentucky
Wabash County Commissioners Set January Meeting Agenda
Wabash County Commissioners will meet January 19 at 5 p.m. in the courthouse. The session will include commissioners reports and new business on an agency agreement for Road District 3 bridge.
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Wabash County
Court House
Schools award early dismissal and King Day closure
Students in St. Mary's Allendale and Wabash District 348 will leave three hours early on January 15 for staff led School Improvement activities. No classes will be held Monday January 18 in Allendale St. Mary's and Wabash District 348 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day.
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St. Mary’s
Allendale
Wabash
Martin Luther King, Jr
Alcoa to Close Warrick Smelter After Price Decline
Alcoa will close its Warrick smelter in Evansville area by end of Q1 2016, costing about 600 jobs. The 269,000 metric ton facility will reduce aluminum production by one million metric tons, while the rolling mill and power plant continue operating. Roy Harvey cites weak Midwest aluminum prices and Alumina Price Index drops as reasons, pledging support for affected workers. Gary Meyer of Warrick County Council expresses sympathy and concern for the 600 workers.
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Alcoa
Evansville
Warrick County
Warrick
Roy Harvey
Gary Meyer
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