The Knox County Salvation Army’s kettle campaign is underway, with good enthusiasm but low donations. Knox County Salvation Army commander Curtis Lunnam hopes the deficit will be made up in
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The Vincennes Community Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony will happen Saturday evening at six p-m at Second and Main Streets. This year’s theme for the tree is “Christmas
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The public has one more chance for the public to see the historic William Henry Harrison Mansion—Grouseland—before renovations start in 2020. The mansion is on the campus of Vincennes
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The annual George Rogers Clark National Park “March with Hamilton” will be held this year on Saturday, December 14th in Vincennes. The march starts with a meeting at the G-R-C
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Vincennes University will have its mid-year commencement ceremonies Saturday at eleven a-m at the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center. The event is for those who finished their academic work in the
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A down year in newcomer attendance at Vincennes University’s main campus is being boosted by a rise in numbers for the 2020 spring semester.
University admissions director Heidi Whitehead
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Three candidates will run for a vacated Knox County Council seat in a Democrat caucus at the Harmony Society in Vincennes. The caucus is to find a replacement for Tim Crowley; he is stepping down
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Loogootee police arrested a Loogootee man following a disturbance in Loogootee. 19 year-old John R-J Johnson was originally charged with disorderly conduct. A further search turned up marijuana
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A Brazil man has been arrested on three counts of sexual misconduct with a minor following an Indiana State Police investigation.
Authorities allege 21 year-old Justin Gardner was involved
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A single vehicle accident Gibson County Road 100 West near Princeton led to the arrest of an Owensville man.
The accident involved a vehicle driven by 46 year-old Trent Sarby. Sarby was
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A Dayton man was arrested following a rollover accident yesterday on I-70 just inside the Illinois border near Terre Haute.
The funding is almost fully in place, and work will begin next year on Good Samaritan Hospital’s Charles Hedde Education Center. The center will be located on the
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Knox County’s Don Villwock has been sworn in as the newest member of the Vincennes University Board of Trustees. Villwock is filling the rest of
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The Santa Train will be back on the tracks of the Indiana Rail Road starting tomorrow. The train will leave the station near Indianapolis tomorrow, and
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Vincennes University’s Information Technology Department will hold an “Hour of Code” Event Thursday at its Gibson County Center. The event
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What has been a recommended step would be a required one, if an Indiana Chamber of Commerce recommendation is approved. The Chamber wants to require all Indiana
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The City of Jasper is closing part of West 15th Street Thursday for a storm sewer replacement. West 15th is closed between
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The Knox County Community Foundation is accepting applications now for its Community Scholarship Program. Applications are being accepted for various scholarship
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Daviess County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Washington woman following an alleged attempted meth sale.
A ruling affecting forests thousands of miles away may eventually affect southern Indiana’s Hoosier State Forest. The state of Alaska is challenging the
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Indiana lawmakers may discuss budget issues—even though this is not a budget-writing session for the General Assembly. The issue concerns a
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The sheriff in Vanderburgh County says he’s going to have hundreds of prisoners each day, regardless of whether the county builds a new jail or not. Sheriff Dave Wedding told county leaders
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Knox County farmer and agriculture expert Don Villwock is hoping for forward movement in the United States’ various trade impasses across the world. Currently, the U-S government is still
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Vincennes Utilities officials remind everyone of basic leaf safety concerns—especially with winter weather coming in the weeks and months to come. Vincennes Water Utilities general manager Kirk
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The Vincennes State Historic Sites will host “Christmas at the Tavern” this Saturday. The event will be held at the replica Jefferson Academy building; the structure is the one nearest First
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The annual George Rogers Clark National Park “March with Hamilton” will be held this year on Saturday, December 14th in Vincennes. The march starts with a meeting at the G-R-C
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