Former Clark County Sheriff arrested on new Felony charges
As a result of this ongoing criminal investigation by the Indiana State Police Field Investigations, Detectives provided updated information and evidence to Special Prosecutor Richard J. Hertel, who filed for additional criminal charges against Jamey Noel, and for criminal charges against his wife, Misty Noel.
Both Jamey and Misty Noel appeared in the Clark County Circuit Court with their family and legal representation. After being presented with the criminal charges, Misty Noel turned herself into the custody of the Clark County Detention Center where she was booked in before being transported to the Scott County Detention Center for incarceration. She is going to be held without bond until her initial court appearance on Monday, February 5, 2024.
In addition to the original 15 charges against Jamey, both Noels are being charged with the following:
- Five (5) counts of Theft (over $50,000), Level 5 Felonies
- Five (5) counts of Tax Evasion, Level 6 Felonies
Criminal defendants are presumed innocent unless anbd until convicted in a court of law
Martin Wolfger, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Ivy Tech Bloomington, wins national award
Ivy Tech Community College Bloomington’s Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Dr. Martin Wolfger, has been named a 2024 Distinguished College Administrator by Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society for his outstanding support of student success. Wolfger’s award will be presented at Phi Theta Kappa’s Annual Convention, April 4-6, in Orlando, Fla.
“Receiving the 2024 Phi Theta Kappa Distinguished College Administrator award is an incredibly humbling honor,” Martin Wolfger, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Ivy Tech Bloomington said. “Collaborating with the Alpha Rho Sigma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa on the Bloomington campus has been a pleasure and witnessing students transform into leaders has been among the most gratifying experiences in my professional career.”
Ivy Tech Bloomington’s Phi Theta Kappa Alpha Rho Sigma chapter currently has 59 registered members and is a five-star chapter.
How to file your 2023 Indiana Individual income taxes
Indiana’s tax season is here. Whether you file your Individual income taxes yourself, work with a tax professional or use tax preparation software, the best option is to file your return electronically to get your refund sooner. E-filing helps catch mistakes that might cause a delay in processing your return and is more secure.
You can choose from several e-filing companies that meet DOR’s criteria to file both your state and federal taxes at the same time. Or depending on your income, you may qualify to file for free using INfreefile. If you’re working with a tax preparer, they can e-file both returns for you as well.
Submitting a paper return by yourself is free, but it could mean missing credits and deductions. You can find mailing addresses and current tax year forms at dor.in.gov. Please note that you should not modify our official forms in any way.
Information on the which documents you’ll need and the correct tax form to use to file your 2023 Indiana Individual income tax return is available on DOR’s “What you need to file a tax return” page.
INverse Poetry Archive Now Accepting Entries
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC), in partnership with the Indiana State Library, announced today that INverse, the state poetry archive, is accepting entries.
INverse, an initiative of former Indiana Poet Laureate Adrian Matejka, celebrates and preserves the diverse range of Indiana poetry for future generations of Indiana writers and readers. The works of 57 poets were added to the poetry archive in October 2023. All eligible residents of Indiana are encouraged to submit poems to the archive for review.
Entries are due April 30, 2024.
This Week in Hoosier History
1967 – Indianapolis investors were awarded a franchise from the American Basketball Association. They created the Indiana Pacers, which played their first game on October 14 of that year.
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