(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.
MMH Hosts Topping Out Ceremony
The ceremony commemorates a major milestone where a steel beam is hoisted into the structural framework of the new hospital.
Ketchum Receives Indiana Superintendent of the Year Award
The Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents’ (IAPSS) held their annual banquet on Thursday.
Senator Leising Files Bill Removing Excessive Requirements for Educator Literacy Endorsement
The literacy endorsement is intended to train teachers in the Science of Reading.
Ribbon-Cutting Held for Osgood Trails Expansion
The new pathway takes walkers and joggers along a more natural and scenic wood line.
Indiana DNR: ‘Opt outside’ over Thanksgiving Holiday
Free admission to all state park properties on Black Friday.
Fundraiser Underway for Local Vet Battling Lymphoma
A donation link can be found here.
Friends of the Lawrenceburg Public Library District will hold a special book sale- $5 for a bag of books.
at Lawrenceburg Public Library District
Doris Day and Rosemary Clooney began their spectacular big band singing careers in Cincinnati. Take a stroll down memory lane.
The ceremony commemorates a major milestone where a steel beam is hoisted into the structural framework of the new hospital.
The Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents’ (IAPSS) held their annual banquet on Thursday.
The literacy endorsement is intended to train teachers in the Science of Reading.
The Bulldogs travel to #2 Heritage Hill tonight.
Two former East Central Trojans had big seasons at the Mount.
East Central's girls basketball team remained undefeated.
