The Madison Courier

Just a heads up that the Friday, June 19 Madison Courier print edition will not be delivered before Saturday, June 20 due to the Juneteenth federal holiday falling on our Friday publication day. However, subscribers who have set up online access can get their news stories and the e-edition online Friday. In fact, many items like this week's Charlie's Beat are already online including the local music calendar that runs Wednesday, June 17 through Tuesday, June 21.

Charlie’s Beat: Wissinger newest addition to music scene Ryan Wissinger is a very talented, disciplined and dedicated musician who has recently decided to make Indiana’s Music City his new home. But before we get to his musical exploits,

https://www.madisoncourier.com/news/data-center-moves-forward-as-bza-denies-application-appeal/article_a64db0f3-f8c9-5de9-9c89-6a04f317f7ed.html

Data center moves forward as BZA denies application appeal Jefferson County Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) voted Wednesday night to deny an appeal related to an administrative decision on the development of a data center at the former Jefferson

https://www.madisoncourier.com/news/county-council-approves-era-for-jpg/article_99e56c96-e473-5a9d-82e9-7ad2d53ae7e3.html

County Council approves ERA for JPG A resolution establishing an Economic Revitalization Area (ERA) in and around the former Jefferson Proving Ground (JPG) was approved by the Jefferson County Council at a special meeting Tuesday.

https://www.madisoncourier.com/news/fire-guts-historic-trinity-united-methdist-church-in-madison/article_db5be101-e95a-5eb3-89ca-5e27582ffbd1.html

Fire guts historic Trinity United Methdist Church in Madison Madison firefighters are working a multi-alarm fire that has gutted the historic Trinity United Methodist Church in downtown Madison.

Due to a copy handling error, this notice was not published in the Friday, May 1 edition. The notice will appear in the Tuesday, May 5 edition.