(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.
Bridge Painting Project Planned on U.S. 50 in Aurora
The project is expected to be complete in late July.
Lawrenceburg Students Create Mural for Lawrenceburg Civic Park
Be sure to stop by Civic Park to check it out and support the incredible work of our young artists!
Dearborn County Man Sentenced 35 Years for Shaking 20-Month-Old
Following his release from prison, Sartin will serve five years on supervised probation and will be prohibited from having contact with minor children.
Osgood Gas Utility to Conduct Routine Gas Leak Survey
The work will be completed over two days.
Alert Issued Regarding Emergence of Cychlorphine
The synthetic opioid is said to be significantly more powerful than fentanyl.
Harrison HS Interact Club to Build U.S. Military Wall of Honor
They are seeking names of Harrison HS grads that have went on to serve in the military.
Help for Friends and Family of a problem drinker. You know what it is doing to them, do you know what it is doing to you?
at Hamline Chapel United Methodist Church
Come to the library to learn some new recipes and make new friends!
at North Dearborn Branch LibraryThe project is expected to be complete in late July.
Be sure to stop by Civic Park to check it out and support the incredible work of our young artists!
Following his release from prison, Sartin will serve five years on supervised probation and will be prohibited from having contact with minor children.
The game will be held June 1 at a site to be determined.
The recognition comes from the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association.
The scholarship is administered through the IHSAA.
