In which the camo-clad mayor goes black bear hunting.

Possiblity of rare mayoral black bear sighting in Floyd County 

Redevelopment's greatest quality-of-life project scratches every itch: "The Facility Is an Underground Compound Made Up of Luxury Apartments."

It's a must-have for all aspiring Dear Leaders. The perfect spot for a luxury bunker? Subterranean Summit Springs, of course.

TIF may wish to price a hernia truss or three.

The Facility Is an Underground Compound Made Up of Luxury Apartments, by Jenny McGrath (Digital Trends)

It might be better described as an underground (45 feet down) compound, as it has four luxury apartments, five staff bedrooms, a 15-seat home theater, conference rooms, a first-aid room, and a commercial kitchen. Above ground, there’s a 100-yard firearm range, so you can practice for the zombies. To keep the lights on, it has a three-phase power plant and backup solar system. “Above ground, The Facility offers 2,000 square feet of commercial space, a renovated 1,000-square-foot caretaker’s home, and below ground the facility offers 14,000-square-feet of living and working space,” according to a press release.

Uh oh -- he's "presenting" another gift to Jobless New Albany.

Maybe Pillsbury will reconsider.

Bids opened for phase 2 of New Albany dog park, by Chris Morris (Clark County Plain Dealer)

... At a recent New Albany City Council work session, David Duggins, director of redevelopment and economic development for New Albany, said the plan will expand upon $125,000 that was approved for phase one of the project in 2014. The cost for phase two is $250,000. Work is expected to begin next year.