Thursday marks an important day in Vincennes’ — even the nation’s — history.
For the first time in its eight decade history, the Knox County Soil & Water Conservation District will not host its annual meeting in person.
United Way tax assistance deadline looming
Indiana opens up the COVID-19 vaccine to those age 60 to 64
Sure Clean Inc. has taken another step toward its endeavor to build more than a dozen new homes in an area just off Hart Street, a subdivision dubbed Broadway Place, after receiving support from members of city council Monday to rezone the plots of land.
Members of the city’s Board of Works on Monday recognized two city police officers for their efforts in saving a boy from choking earlier this month.
Good Samaritan has slightly loosened visitor restrictions amid falling COVID-19 numbers. These new guidelines are for both inpatient and outpatient areas in the hospital and physician practices.
Museum founded by Holocaust survivor reopens in Indiana
Across the United States, Black History often focuses almost singularly on stories of slavery and suffering, with sprinklings of icons Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglas and Martin Luther King Jr. crammed in.
Members of the county’s Unsafe Building Board are giving a Bruceville family another chance to make repairs to home after they intervened just moments before it was demolished.
In yet another effort to increase the local housing stock, members of the city’s Redevelopment Commission this week struck a deal with a local contractor interested in building infill style homes on empty lots throughout town.
United Way changes date for Bicknell VITA pickup
Officers find 3 people shot to death at Muncie apartment
Knox Circuit Court Civil collections
For the first time in more than four months, Knox County on Wednesday reported no new COVID-19 cases, followed by only two confirmed cases on Thursday.
Members of the city’s Redevelopment Commission continue to find themselves at a stalemate with three local brothers interested in taking on a major housing project on the city’s southeast side.
Members of the Pantheon Board on Thursday gave their stamp of approval to a preliminary design for exterior improvements set for the Pantheon: A Business and Innovation Theatre.
LWV to celebrate women’s suffrage in Indiana
Evansville detective in path of stolen car shoots driver
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Officials with a Texas-owned local utility provider say their request for Hoosiers to conserve natural gas is a proactive approach to disastrous conditions occurring in the South.
Last spring, Lincoln High School’s Pride of the Green was dealt a harsh blow when the Indiana State School Music Association canceled the 2020 marching band competition season due to COVID-19.
LVW to celebrate women’s suffrage in Indiana
No Indiana counties marked high risk for COVID-19 spread
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Local residents awoke this morning to nearly a foot of snow and began the ardent task of digging out from underneath it all, even as yet another winter system bore down on Knox County.
The Knox County Commissioners approved a resolution Tuesday opposing a bill being considered in the House of Representatives that would strip control from local authorities in regards to the development of solar and wind energy.
The Knox County Public Library’s Board of Trustees celebrated a little good news on the COVID-19 front during its monthly meeting via Zoom on Tuesday.
Good Samaritan has announced that its Breast Care Center recently received nearly $10,000 from the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust — money that will directly support the health needs of area residents.
Winter storm closes 70 Indiana COVID-19 vaccine clinics
A winter storm that stretched across much of the South and Midwest moved through Knox County Monday, dropping nearly a foot of new snowfall and, once again, shuttering schools, causing slide-offs and forcing businesses to close.
The Vincennes City Council on Monday launched its Gift Card Giveaway promotion in effort to stimulate local businesses during what is, traditionally, the first quarter slump for retailers and restaurants across the nation.
Trash pickup canceled this week
Indiana panels back tighter abortion law, ending gun permits
As Indiana’s first city, Vincennes overflows with significant moments in American history, with records stretching back to at least the early 18th century.
Another major winter storm could move through South Central Indiana on Sunday night, but its exact timing and impact remain uncertain.
Jenna Ridge thought maybe she wanted a big wedding, but as she gave it more and more consideration, the reasons against it kept piling up.
Local Knights of Columbus to host Valentine's Day dinner tonight
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Knox Circuit Court Civil collections
State officials on Wednesday announced that they would continue taking a data-driven approach to the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine, opening eligibility up to those over the age of 60 next week and those over 50 in the weeks following.
With temperatures over the weekend expected to plummet into the single — possibly even below zero — digits, local emergency responders and the Centers for Disease Control are offering many ways to keep you and your family safe.
Officials with Vincennes Water Utilities are looking ahead to a pair of major upgrades.
Purdue Extension to host grain marketing workshop
Bill expanding long-term care visitation moves to House
Members of the county council on Tuesday expressed their intent to grant a tax abatement to a northern Knox County manufacturer looking to expand.
The Solid Waste Management District got one step closer to increasing its annual user fee after members of the county council on Tuesday added their blessing to one offered earlier in the week by their city counterparts.
Good Samaritan seeking volunteers
A quick moving winter weather system moved through much of southern Indiana Monday night, bringing nearly six inches of snow, shuttering schools and causing slide offs.
Organizers of the First City Public Sculpture Exhibition are looking again for financial help in expanding the number of large sculpted works on display around the city.
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