The Herald Bulletin

A cold front will slowly drop southward through the state today. Behind the front, temperatures will fall and showers will develop. Scattered rain will be possible into the evening hours. Highs today will top out around 60, then fall to more normal ranges by Wednesday morning. Full Story »

Today, the Anderson Rotary Club will host an economic roundtable at its noon meeting. For Veterans Day, we will bring you a profile of two local veterans, and veterans memorial bricks will be dedicated at Shadyside Park Veterans' Commons. Those bricks cost $125 each. Full Story »

ANDERSON -- Anderson police were searching a southeastside neighborhood around midnight Monday for two shoplifters. Full Story »

* Anderson police arrested Robert F. Lane, 41, of the 2200 block of George Street, Anderson, at 10:15 p.m. Sunday at the 2600 block of Columbus Avenue, Anderson. Full Story »

Recent births at area hospitals: Full Story »

Anderson Community Schools tonight will offer its leadership position to an educator whose resume includes past superintendent positions in Flint and Hamtramck, Mich. Full Story »

ANDERSON — Residents of the Mustin subdivision awoke Monday morning to find the remains of what appears to be a mid-morning vandalism spree. Jerry Savage, a resident in the 200 block of South Mustin Drive, found the front and back windows of his white Geo Tracker busted out. Full Story »

ANDERSON — Local officials and community leaders should be gearing up for the 2010 census, as it could have a major impact on future federal funding and congressional districts, a local legislator said. Full Story »

Basic obituaries and pending arrangements are published in the Tuesday edition of The Herald Bulletin. Full Story »

Local funeral services and visitation hours are listed. Full Story »

On Tuesday, Anderson Community Schools will offer its leadership position to an educator whose resume includes past superintendent positions in Flint and Hamtramck, Mich. Full Story »

MUNCIE, Ind. — Gunshots were fired into a bar near the Ball State University campus over the weekend as police said about 20 people were inside. The manager of the Chug told police that two people were told they were too drunk to enter but returned about 2:30 a.m. Saturday, with one shooting a gun. Full Story »

Superior Court 3Teresa B. Kimbrough vs. Tony Kimbrough, protective orderInc American General Finance vs. Katherine R. Robison, collection Full Story »

PENDLETON — The death of a 17-year-old Pendleton Heights High School senior is not due to the H1N1 virus, his father said Monday.An autopsy is being conducted on the body of Tyler Hatheway at Ball Memorial Hospital in Muncie to determine the cause of his death. Full Story »

PENDLETON -- A Pendleton Heights High School student who contracted the H1N1 virus, then appeared to recover, has died. The family of Tyler J. Hatheway confirmed the death Monday morning. Hatheway, a senior, suffered from asthma. Cooper's Sport Bowl in Anderson will hold a memorial service planned for today. A memorial service on Sunday reportedly attracted 300 people. Full Story »

A great start for the work week. More clouds will build in through the afternoon but forecast highs continue to stay mild, in the upper 60s for today. A front will move through for Tuesday this will bring the chance for scattered showers to Central Indiana and cooler temperatures, in the upper 50s. Full Story »

Today, we look ahead to the upcoming 2010 Census and investigate why the Anderson office has moved to Muncie, despite the availability of office space. The Anderson rotary club will host an economic recovery roundtable on Tuesday and we’ll bring you a profile of two local veterans for Veterans Day on Wednesday. Full Story »

ANDERSON — A Sunday night downtown collision was caused by a car going the wrong way on Brown-Delaware Street, according to Anderson police Lt. Janice Songer. Full Story »

ANDERSON — Twelve poster-sized missing persons decals cover Patti Bishop’s car, but it’s the story of Anderson’s Melinda “Mindy” Creech that has plagued Bishop for 30 years. The last time anyone saw Mindy, it was Sept. 4, 1979. She was 14 years old. Thirty years later, native-Andersonian Bishop is keeping hope that she will be found, even though the detective on the case says it may be a body ... Full Story »

ELWOOD — You might not know it to look at Elwood Community High School, but it turned greener this year. The air inside got better. And the power bills began what is expected to be a sharp and steady decline. “If I won the lottery, I would put geothermal in my house,” Elwood Superintendent Tom Austin said. Full Story »

At a meeting last week, a local school official lamented that The Herald Bulletin’s education reporting beat had changed hands so frequently that local educators were confused about who to contact. at has been a problem for our newspaper — and other newspapers — over the years. Full Story »

ANDERSON — City employees will get 14 paid holidays and two paid personal days in 2010, a policy that Board of Public Works member Mark Lamey said has been agreed upon through union contracts with the city. Employees get 16 total days each year, according to the contracts, but whether there are 12 or 14 holidays depends on whether it is an election year. Full Story »

Local meetings and activities are scheduled for Monday. Full Story »

COURTNEY, LLOYD H. — Service 11 a.m. Monday at Copher-Fesler-May Funeral Home, Elwood. DELPH, MAUDIE M.C. —Service 11 a.m. Tuesday at Ash Street Wesleyan Church, Tipton. Full Story »

Basic obituaries and pending arrangements are published in the Monday edition of The Herald Bulletin. Full Story »