The Herald Bulletin launches today a weekly series on the Interstate 69 exits that affect the local economy. The articles will appear on Tuesdays and cover eight exits, from 10 in Hamilton County to 41 in Delaware County. During the first week of November, the series will run on Nov. 6 because of the Nov. 4 election. The schedule is as follows:
Today: An overall look at the importance of the highway through Madison County.
Oct. 7: Exit 10 — The new Hamilton Town Center
Oct. 14: Exit 14 — New housing additions and more people
Oct. 21: Exit 19 — Gateway to Pendleton and new businesses
Oct. 28: Exit 22 — Growth at the Flagship area
Nov. 6: Exit 26 — Scatterfield Road and the city’s commercial district including Hoosier Park’s new casino
Nov. 11: Exit 34 — New businesses in Daleville and the truck stops
Nov. 18: Exit 41 — Potential for growth with the arrival of new warehouses
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I-69: Series introduction
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Consolidation of emergency dispatch approved
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Assessor loses appeal against city
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What's Where: Feb. 8
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Statehouse action resumes after Super Bowl break
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Man arrested on animal cruelty warrant
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Arrest log: Feb. 8
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