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Linton Municipal Utility customers will notice a system-wide pressure shortage starting around 6:15 p.m. Monday, June 22 as multiple water line leaks are being repaired. A boil order has been issued until further notice.
Read MoreA Lyons salon is allowing community members to help local children start the school year with confidence. Hola Hermosa has launched a Back-to-School Haircut Sponsorship Program that allows residents to purchase prepaid haircuts for children who may need a little extra help before school begins. Each sponsorship costs $20 and will provide a free haircut to a local child.
Read MoreA Bloomfield man faces felony domestic battery charges following a reported disturbance Sunday afternoon that allegedly involved two victims — one adult and one juvenile.
Read MoreA Linton man was arrested June 18 following a traffic crash investigation that led deputies to discover more than 100 grams of suspected marijuana inside his vehicle.
Read MoreA Worthington woman was arrested early Saturday morning after deputies investigating reports of gunfire allegedly learned she fired multiple rounds during a domestic dispute and struck an individual during an argument.
Read MoreThere are two water main breaks on Price Rd. Linton Municpial Utilities asks residents to please avoid the area if possible.
A 56-year-old Linton man was arrested Thursday evening on a felony drug charge after officers investigating a separate complaint allegedly discovered methamphetamine in his possession.
Read MoreThe filing period for Greene County school board candidates officially closed at noon Thursday, June 18. Candidates who filed by the deadline will appear on the Nov. 3 General Election ballot. School board members elected this fall will serve four-year terms.
Read MoreGreene County Emergency Management is encouraging residents to register for the county's Reverse 911 emergency notification system to receive important alerts directly on their phones.
Read MoreTime is running out for individuals interested in serving on their local school board. The deadline to file for candidacy in the 2026 school board election is noon on Thursday, June 18, according to the Greene County Voter Registration Office.
Read MoreAccording to Linton Municipal Utilities, the boil order issued on Tuesday, June 16, has been lifted.
Read MoreExpectant parents, moms, and caregivers are invited to join a weekly walking group that promotes healthy living, education, and community connections.
Read MoreAs the nation prepares to celebrate America's 250th birthday, residents now have the opportunity to vote for their favorite patriotic displays as part of Linton's Residential and Commercial Decorating Contest.
Read MoreA Sullivan man was arrested in the early morning hours of June 14 after a traffic stop in Linton led to an investigation for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
Read MoreThe City of Linton has shared the following infographic with important information for residents during the current boil order.
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