Hannah Gunnell

Indiana, Shelbyville

Staff Writer at The Shelbyville News

Reporter for @TheShelbyNews, Managing Editor of South Indy Connect, gymnastics coach, Star Wars enthusiast, metalhead, and Ball State alum.

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Articles

Tax Abatement Committee recommends approval of CF-1s

3 days ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

The City of Shelbyville Common Council Tax Abatement Committee recommended approval of CF-1 forms from 14 businesses during its Tuesday afternoon meeting. A CF-1 form is an annual compliance form companies that have received tax abatements are required to fill out. The form shows information such as employee count, total employee salary, and business investments for the year.
Commissioners approve Little Blue River stream gauge contract, to hire deputy EMA director

4 days ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

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King appointed to IEDC Board of Directors

4 days ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

Governor Mike Braun appointed nine new members to the Indiana Economic Development Board this week, and among them is Shelbyville resident Chris King. King is the Executive Vice President of Runnebohm Construction, the Shelby County Republican Party Chair, the President of the Shelby County Development Corporation and leads Surge Development. kAmw6 :D 9@?@C65 E@ 92G6 366? 49@D6?
Board of Works affirms unsafe building order, hears construction updates

4 days ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

The City of Shelbyville Board of Works and Public Safety held a public hearing Tuesday related to an unsafe building order. There was no public comment during the hearing for the structure at 332 W. Taylor Street. City Attorney Jennifer Meltzer said the hearing was specifically related to requiring the individuals living on the front porch of that property to vacate the structure, clean up the trash and debris, and secure the structure.
SCAAC holds 5th annual Longest Day Walk

1 week ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

Gratefulness. That's the recurring theme attendees of the Shelby County Active Aging Coalition's fifth annual Longest Day Walk event Friday at Blue River Memorial Park. kAm%96 H2=< C2:D6D >@?6J 7@C E96 p=K96:>6CVD pDD@4:2E:@? :? :ED 7:89E 282:?DE E96 5:D62D6] %96 2DD@4:2E:@? 6?4@FC286D 4@>>F?:E:6D E@ A2CE:4:A2E6 :? 2 Q{@?86DE s2JQ 6G6?E @?
County Council approves CF-1 tax abatement forms; Hears operations update from Speedway Solar

1 week ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

The Shelby County Council Tuesday approved three and tabled one CF-1 forms from companies who have received tax abatements. When the council grants a ten-year tax abatement to a company, those companies must submit a CF-1 form every year that shows data such as assessed value of assets and employee count. If the council approves these forms, the company keeps its abatement.
Public Utility Board, Board of Works hear announcements

1 week ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

It was mostly announcements that the City of Shelbyville Public Utility Board and Board of Public Works and Safety heard during its Wednesday morning meetings. Both of these boards are comprised of Mayor Scott Furgeson, Tom Reaves and Rodney Meyerholtz and typically meet in succession at 8:30 a.m. Tuesdays at City Hall, 44 W. Washington Street, unless otherwise noticed. Both of these boards oversee the functions of all city departments.
Morristown Council accepts sole bid for Craney Building

1 week ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

The Morristown Town Council accepted the sole bid for the sale of its property at 418 E. Main Street during last week's meeting. Fountaintown Gas bid $550,000 for the property, which includes a structure referred to colloquially as the Craney Building. The town purchased the property in 2022 from Steve and Tony Craney, according to the property card, and had been gutting that building to turn it into a community center. kAm#6AC6D6?E2E:G6D 7C@> u@F?E2:?E@H?
Commissioners approve requests from SCDC, Mainstreet Shelbyville

1 week ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

The Shelby County Commissioners spent some money Monday morning as they approved several funding requests from different agencies that had previously been tabled. They approved these requests without Commissioner Jason Abel, who was absent from the meeting. kAmQy2D@? :D 2 =:EE=6 F?56C E96 H62E96C E@52J D@ xV== 36 !C6D:56?E[Q r@>>:DD:@?6C }2E92? #F??63@9> D2:5] Q(6VG6 925 D@>6 C6BF6DED 7@C E96 $96=3J r@F?EJ r@>>:DD:@?6CD 7C@> 5:776C6?E @C82?:K2E:@?D] (6VG6 96=5 @77 @?
Accelerate Rural Indiana board hears audit results

1 week ago | shelbynews.com | Hannah Gunnell

The Accelerate Rural Indiana Regional Development Authority heard the results of an audit it hired Crowe LLP to conduct for its 2023 and 2024 operations during its Friday afternoon meeting. Board Treasurer Bruce Everhart introduced Eric Wildermuth from the auditing firm. Wildermuth was one of a team of three that completed the audit. kAm“(6 H6C6 2 DE2CEFA 324< :? a_ab[ 2?5 s642EFC r@F?EJ r@>>F?:EJ u@F?52E:@?