The Indianola School District Bond Issue is coming on September 13th, and district staff have held several public input meetings to answer questions from the public about the bond vote and plans to upgrade Indianola High School. Superintendent Ted Ihns tells KNIA News the number one issue that is asked is about taxes, which will not be raised if the bond issue passes. Ihns said the district is asking for $70 million in the bond issue, which will “Replace in Place” add new areas to the current high school and provide an updated learning environment. For more information, go to this story on KNIAKRLS.com and tune in to today’s Let’s Talk Indianola.