(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Republican voters in Indiana like what they're hearing from Herman Cain in the race for President.
The Georgia businessman has the lead among Hoosiers in the WISH-TV/Franklin College Poll.
Cain's support is at 19 percent, followed by former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney with 14 percent. Newt Gingrich is third with ten percent.
The poll was conducted before news broke this week on sexual harassment allegations against Cain by two women.
West Chester Township: 2026 is Final Year for VOA Country Music Festival at Current Location
The license agreement for the use of township property will not be renewed
Gov. Braun, Indiana State Police Tout Major Public Safety Successes in Southeast Indiana
Achievements included solving decades-old cold cases, dismantling drug trafficking organizations, and removing dangerous criminals
New Foundation Aims to Assists Local Families Battling Cancer
The Greatest Need Foundation will serve three counties in southeast Indiana
Community Members Get Sneak Peek at Whitewater Canal Preservation Project
A community event was held at the historic site earlier this week
Two Vehicle Crash Reported on State Road 350
Crash occurred near the Moores Hill Food Mart
New BCSC Choir Director Named
The new choir director is an Ohio native and recently worked in a similar role in Mississippi
Children will hear songs and stories on a variety of themes while developing early literacy and language skills and complete a fun craft or activity!
at North Dearborn Library
Cruise in
Our Dolly Parton stand-up is making her rounds to participating local businesses all summer long! Send in your selfie with Dolly for a chance to win!
The license agreement for the use of township property will not be renewed
Achievements included solving decades-old cold cases, dismantling drug trafficking organizations, and removing dangerous criminals
The Greatest Need Foundation will serve three counties in southeast Indiana
The event happens August 15 at Lawrenceburg Speedway
EC kicks off the 2026 against Lawrenceburg on August 21
The award-winning documentary explores the damaging effects of excessive perfectionism and pressure on student-athletes
