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| Expected hours: 40 per week. We are seeking a friendly Medical Office Receptionist to join our growing healthcare team. Scans patient’s medical records. | ||
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| Retirement benefits including employer match plans. Schedule: Full-time Days, 8AM – 5PM Monday – Friday. Various health insurance options & wellness plans.HOT |
What is this about?
The Indiana Bureau of Disabilities Services is planning to create new home and community-based service waivers to improve services. This is known as the “waiver reset.”
In 2027, BDS plans to move people accessing services on the current four waivers into the new waivers. BDS is still working on figuring out what the new waivers will be like.
To help, BDS has been working with the Human Services Research Institute to host conversations about what changes are needed. Based on the feedback received, HSRI will develop recommendations for the waiver reset.
During the December 17 call, HSRI will provide an overview of the waiver reset, answer questions, and listen to feedback from the community about suggested changes to the waivers.
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FOOTNOTE: EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT information was provided by the EPD and posted by the City-County-County Observer without opinion, bias, or editing.
On 12/9/2025 motor patrol officers stopped a motorist in the 600 block of NW Riverside Dr for multiple traffic violations. During the car stop it was discovered that the driver, Michael C. Keller (51) had a suspended Indiana driver’s license.
After being removed from the vehicle, Keller gave officers permission to search his vehicle. Officers located more than one pound of methamphetamine, 17 grams of psilocybin (psychedelic mushrooms) and other paraphernalia. Keller was charged with Dealing Cocaine or Narcotic Drug, Manufacturing/Dealing
Methamphetamine, Dealing Schedule I, II, or III Substance, Possession of Paraphernalia and Driving while
License Suspended-Prior.
On 12/8/2025 officers were dispatched to the 1800 block of Pueblo Pass in reference to a residential burglary in progress. The 911 caller reported their child was home alone and an unknown male entered the home. The suspect entered through a rear door before going upstairs. While upstairs the suspect reportedly used the bathroom before opening the child’s bedroom door. There was no interaction between the suspect and the child while he was in the house.
The suspect is described as bald male wearing a black puffy coat, light-colored pants and boots.
Residents in the area are reminded to secure their residences and be on the lookout for a male matching this description. If you see anything suspicious, please contact 911 immediately.
On 12/9/2025 officers were dispatched to the 4600 block of N. First Ave. in reference to an assault in progress. The 911 caller reported that two subjects had attacked a male victim at this location before leaving the scene. Officers arrived and met with two victims who stated they met the suspects at this location to sell a computer. During the transaction, one of the suspects attempted to forcefully take the computer without paying for it. A female victim received minor injuries during the altercation.
Donya L. Hughes (23) was identified as one of the suspects and a description of his vehicle was provided. Officers located Hughes’ vehicle and conducted a felony car stop in the 700 block of Ridgeway Ave. due to the nature of the crime. Hughes, along with Isaiah I. Edinburgh (25), were in the vehicle and taken into custody. Hughes and Edinburgh were taken to EPD Headquarters for questioning before being transported to the Vanderburgh County Confinement Center and charged with Robbery.
STATEHOUSE (Dec. 9, 2025) – Easterseals Evansville announced yesterday that Rep. Tim O’Brien (R-Evansville) has been selected as its legislator of the year. The award is in recognition for his leadership and hard work on the last state budget and his history of passionate advocacy for populations with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
“I’m incredibly honored to be named legislator of the year by Easterseals Evansville, an organization that does such meaningful work for Hoosiers with disabilities,” O’Brien said. “Strong Medicaid services are essential to helping individuals receive the care and support they need, and I remain committed to strengthening those resources. I’m grateful for this recognition and will continue supporting policies that expand access and opportunity for more Hoosiers.”
Kelly Schneider, CEO of Easterseals Evansville said that during the 2025 session, legislators were tasked to craft a biennium budget with revenue forecasts demonstrating a $2.4 billion shortfall. Schneider said that despite this, Rep. O’Brien listened actively to Easterseals’ concerns about Medicaid cuts and rate changes.
“In the end, Rep. O’Brien and the state passed a budget that did NOT cut rates or the state’s Medicaid budget. His work on the budget is the latest in a public service career dedicated to welfare of vulnerable populations. We thank Rep. O’Brien for always listening to our concerns and fighting to protect our clients,” Schneider said. “Rep. O’Brien has visited our facility in Evansville many times and has interacted with clients and staff members who greatly appreciate his time and thoughtfulness. Our community is better and stronger because of Rep. O’Brien’s service in the Indiana General Assembly.”
O’Brien said he will continue to fight for people living with disabilities and strengthen their communities.
