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  • City approves Honda’s request to hire fire department
    The city’s Board of Works gave the okay to a contract between the fire department and Honda while also agreeing to eventually offer conditional employment to six new firefighters at a special meeting Tuesday evening.

  • City allows officers to use cruisers off-duty
    At a special meeting at city hall on Monday, the city council decided
    to amend an ordiance and officially grant Greensburg Police
    Department (GPD) Chief Brian Heaton the discretion to determine the
    use of police cars for officers’ personal use.

  • Board of Works to hold special meeting
    The Board of Public Works will hold a special public meeting Tuesday, May 13th, at 5 p.m. at Greensburg City Hall, Council Chamber, 314 West Washington St., Greensburg, In. 47240.

  • Marketing workshop promises big bang for small bucks
    In an effort to get the right marketing tools to the Greensburg area small businesses, the Rural Entrepreneur Network (REN) will be holding an advanced workshop for rural entrepreneurs in Decatur County.

  • A hit to strike out cancer
    The second annual 12-Hour Coed Softball Game to benefit the American Cancer Society experienced good times and a good turnout Saturday.

  • Barking up the right tree paid off for CNC High Point Chance
    Kenny Sparks drove back to Tennesee in a brand new truck after handling Austin Bane’s treeing walker coonhound female in a national championship win.

  • Sons of Indiana in Iraq
    When the 76th Infantry Brigade left the states and headed to the Middle East, Army Spc. Jeromy Leonard was one of the brave soldiers who shipped out with the brigade.

  • Health 1st wants to help residents get HIP
    Before the gubernatorial primary, Gov. Mitch Daniels’ Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP) went live in January, and the plan will make its presence felt in Greensburg later this month.

  • South’s fine arts academic team performs well at state
    South Decatur High School’s six-member fine arts academic team traveled to the state competition at Purdue University last weekend and came away with an excellent third place finish out of 298 schools.

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