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The Indiana Department of Agriculture and the State Soil and Water Conservation Board has announced the awarding of over $2.3 million in grant funding for 26 projects through the Clean Water Indiana program. The money will allow 48 organizations to improve their local water systems, keep their soil healthy and promote community growth. The Knox County Soil and Water Conservation District will be the recipient of $73,000 for watershed planning and soil health through the Agricultural Conservation Planning Framework. It uses high resolution geo-spatial data to identify locations where conservation practices may be needed to control erosion, reduce runoff, stabilize streambanks and protect water quality.
Residential fire in Knox County
Wanted man arrested in Lawrence County
Sumner water service disruption
Prepare now for severe weather threat starting Friday
INDOT work scheduled in Knox County
Sumner city council sets spring cleanup
Bridgeport to hire new city superintendent
Mt. Carmel police searching for armed robber
Vincennes City Council backs housing development
Lawrence County arrest
Wanted man arrested in Lawrence County
Lawrence County accident investigation
Lawrence County 4-H member places in photo competition
Red Hill Unit 10 special session
Lawrence County arrest
Richland County inmate death
Lawrence County assisted living facility changes name
Halter named Bears All-Star Award winner
