Low Risk Alert for Blue-Green Algae toxins as of June 24 for Cagle's Mill Lake (Leiber).Between Memorial Day, May 30, and Labor Day, September 5, Indiana’s lakes are tested weekly for Blue-Green algae toxins. Cagle’s Mill Lake (Lieber) is under a low-risk alert as of June 24. This means you shouldn
The history:Cloverdale has a long history of pitching in to help our neighbors. In the early 1970’s, the Cloverdale Business Association (CBA) – which became Cloverdale Area Chamber of Commerce – organized an event to help families in our community during the holidays. Some events included “Spirit o
Real-time Covid-19 tracking data for Putnam County and IndianaAll data is real-time – please give the charts a moment to load below…In the mean time, if you would like to be vaccinated, just select a location here or consult your physician.
Don’t forget to stop by the Cloverdale Fire Dept. this Saturday 10/30 from 5 pm-8 pm to get your candy checked!! We will also have free popcorn, drinks, and, of course, CANDY!! You can meet some of the dedicated volunteers and maybe even check out our new Engine 77.
The November Town Council meeting has changed from November 9th to November 16th. For full list of 2021 Town Council Meetings, please click here.
A few more pics from extrication training today! CTVFD is at work and getting better every day!(Feed generated with FetchRSS)
In the past two years COVID has brought many challenging issues. One of those challenges is how students are to be marked for their attendance. Initially we were advised to mark students “excused” “does not count”.We have since been informed that these students cannot be marked “does not count” Thi
My name is Kathy Morgan and I am currently responsible for the Treasurer position of Cloverdale Main Street and the Public Relations piece. This position pays our bills, receives our deposits, sends press releases, and runs our social media accounts.Volunteering allows me to connect to my community
Although the hot weather has come to an end for the year, COVID-19 remains a hot topic in our minds and everyday lives.COVID has still been a rampant force in the community. Currently, Putnam County is considered a high transmission zone – meaning that there have been 100 or more new cases per 100,0
