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What's New in the News
Rehire or Fire?
- October 21, 2006
ISSUE: Hardin County judge-executive
OUR VIEW: The News-Enterprise recommends
About this time of the year in the fall of 2002, The News-Enterprise concluded after interviewing and considering the experience and records of the candidates for Hardin County judge-executive that Harry L. Berry, a retired Army engineer, was best-qualified for the job.
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Making dollars and sense
- October 19, 2006
I would like to thank The News-Enterprise for allowing me this opportunity to respond to misleading information provided in former Judge-Executive Glen Dalton’s letter to the editor on Oct. 18.
On Nov. 5, 2003 I inherited a $28,221,417 fiscal year 2002-2003 budget (July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003) of which six months already had been executed. This budget was built on the programmed spending of $8,765,363 from county reserves plus $500,000 of board- designated funds (the so-called hospital money). This was a total of $9,265,363 of red-ink spending programmed by the previous administration.
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Berry says 'promises kept’
- October 7, 2006
Harry Berry said he has met a challenge issued by The News-Enterprise four years ago to make history twice by keeping his campaign promises.During the race that led to his becoming the county’s first Republican judge-executive — his first historical marker — Berry said he has achieved more than a dozen goals and objectives that the media dubbed promises...
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