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Earlier this month, Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch, along with the Indiana Department of Transportation, announced the recipients of grants as part of the 2018 Community Crossings Initiative. Now, Crouch is
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There’s still time to buy a wreath in honor of a loved who who served in the U.S. Military this holiday season — but it’s running out. Tomorrow is the
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The Indiana State Police have announced the results of Operate C.A.R.E. from over the Thanksgiving holiday. C.A.R.E. stands for Combined Accident Reduction Effort, and this holiday, it helped to keep
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Christmas Music will be in abundance next week at Vincennes University. The Department of Music will once again host their annual Christmas Gala Concert on December 5th. The event showcases
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You often hear about the March of George Rogers Clark, but what about the march of the British to Capture Fort Sackville? That’s what the George Rogers Clark National Historical
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As the Knox County CASA program continued to advocate for children in need, they’re asking for a little extra help this holiday season. CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocate.
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Starting this year, Indiana requires more school staff and all teachers to train in suicide prevention and awareness. Educators had an opportunity in Indianapolis this week to get certified. The
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The City of Vincennes maybe facing a future fee for disposal of recyclables. City Councilman Duane Chattin attended a meeting of the Knox County Solid Waste Management District earlier this week. Chattin reported the
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The City of Vincennes is applying for a $350,000 grant through the Indiana Housing Authority to assist property owners make repairs to their homes. The grant which is expected to
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The city of Vincennes and Knox County are set to do battle, all for a good cause. The inaugural Bell Bash is set to take place on Friday, December 7th at the
