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Bill Hanson retweeted
I'm at @ivysellersburg for the second of three mass #COVID19 vaccination clinics in Indiana this month. There are 5,760 appointments scheduled over today and tomorrow for the Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine. There are more than 28K over the three Indiana clinics.
Sgt. Sean Martinez directs a driver through the Ivy Tech parking lot in Sellersburg Friday morning. Officials scheduled 5,760 Covid-19 vaccination appointments for today and tomorrow.
Bill Hanson retweeted
News outlets don’t choose winners. Nobody ever claimed they do. To suggest otherwise is a made-up narrative. The question you should ask is: why would someone invent conflict that isn’t there?
Americans voted. We reported the results. – at Indianapolis, IN
Bill Hanson retweeted
In all seriousness, if Trump (and Congress) had seriously confronted Covid-19, there would have been far less mail-in ballots and he might be seeing a different story.
Bill Hanson retweeted
The first Clark County election returns are starting to arrive at the courthouse.
Bill Hanson retweeted
Floyd County is unlikely to have final numbers tonight. They may post voting totals from today’s in person voting if anything, but absentees won’t be finished tonight, per clerk’s office.
Bill Hanson retweeted
One worker says they think around 8,500 people voted in person in Floyd County today. That’s on top of over 30,000 early/absentee votes(don’t have exact number yet). By my Kentucky math we’re looking at 65-70% turnout but we’ll know for sure later.
Thrilled to get to photograph Jim Dexter for our cover story on celebrating veterans. Check out his story/photos in the Tuesday News and Tribune.
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Michael Simmons, 41, is a proud poppa today. His 18-year-old son, Emmanuel, voted for the first time. Here’s what he is hoping his son learns through the experience.
Emmanuel Simmons, 18, voted for the first time today. The Clarksville resident voted for Biden/Harris and here’s why...
Traffic has been light at our first three stops. Election officials reporting steady numbers throughout the morning.
Robert Jay Hall, long-time Jeffersonville voter, shares his thoughts on what priorities should be for the next president.














