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The Good Samaritan Hospital Board voted Thursday to approve plans to begin construction on the Charles C. Hedde, MD Health Education Center.

The estimated 2.4-million-dollar center will be

The Daviess County Health Department says that since the first case of COVID-19 was reported in April, total deaths in Daviess County remain at 17 and total confirmed positive cases are at

Dubois County reported its third COVID-19 related death Thursday morning.

County health officials say the individual had underlying medical conditions.

Meanwhile, the Dubois County

Knox County Health Officials announced Thursday they have learned of three new residents diagnosed with COVID-19.

All three patients are quarantined at their homes and are doing

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Quick Care Clinic  X-ray resumes on June 1^st (Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm)

Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company has been named to American Banker magazine’s Top 200 Publicly Traded Community Banks and Thrifts in the nation.

In its May 2020 issue, American

The Pike County Prosecutor has cleared a deputy involved in an officer-involved shooting that left a man dead.

The Pike County Prosecutor’s Office says Deputy Paul Collier acted

Jasper Police arrested a Jasper woman on multiple drug charges Wednesday after being called to a possible overdose involving a man at a residence on West 4th Street.

After a brief

Jasper Police say a Jasper woman complained of hip pain after being struck by a car at the Dollar Tree on Newton Street.

Police say 85-year-old Benjamin Drabing of French Lick was pulling

Vincennes’ Historic Farmers Market will temporarily be held at Gregg Park beginning this Saturday.

The market will be open from 8:00 to 9:00 AM for at-risk shoppers and from 9:00 AM to

Here’s a traffic advisory issued by the City of Jasper for those of you who travel Newton Street.

Beginning Monday, work will begin on a storm sewer replacement project on Newton Street

All Washington city departments will be closed on Tuesday in observance of Primary Election Day.

There will be no trash pick up and the city bus will not be in operation.

The

The City of Lawrenceville, Illinois will begin collecting items for the city-wide clean up beginning on Monday, June 1st.

City crews will make two passes through the city before ending the