SYRACUSE — Two local Democrats were honored Saturday evening, Oct. 3, at the annual Kosciusko County Democratic Party Jefferson/Jackson Banquet. Bill Morton, Syracuse, was presented the Democrat of the Year Award and John Bonitati received the Hall of Fame Award. Lee Ann Brown, party vice chairman, stated both recipients are active in their community and …read more.

The state’s gubernatorial candidates have used their final debate to reiterate their views on a massive southern Indiana coal gasification project. Republican Mike Pence said he would not move to cancel the state’s 30-year contract with the Rockport facility. Democrat John Gregg said his campaign continues to look into the deal. Governor Mitch Daniels has …read more.

The St. Regis Club will serve as the venue for a public town hall forum on Thursday, Oct. 18, when the Kosciusko County Young Democrats host Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Gregg. The public town hall forum will begin at noon and will focus on issues facing Hoosiers. The public is invited to attend. The St. …read more.

The gubernatorial candidates are set to begin a series of debates this evening. Republican Mike Pence, Democrat John Gregg and Libertarian Rupert Boneham will square off in Zionsville, Ind., with two more events planned by the Indiana Debate Commission later this month. The commission says up to 1,200 could be in attendance in Zionsville, but …read more.

ANDERSON, Ind. — The two major party candidates for Indiana Governor are laying out plans for Hoosier wage-earners. Democrat John Gregg’s proposal aims to close what he calls a wage gap for women, while Republican Mike Pence has announced an initiative to cut personal income taxes by 10 percent. John Gregg Gregg’s plan to help …read more.