It’s been less than a month since a handful of city councilmen decided to go ahead and host the city’s annual — and beloved — Parade of Lights.
Updates to the newly-named Cypress Hills Golf Club are coming along, with the course scheduled to reopen this spring.
In the weeks spanning Thanksgiving to New Years Day, American homes are filled with cardboard boxes, shiny wrapping paper, ribbons and bows.
Natural Gardeners Club to meet this week
Parents of SW Indiana girl sue city after she drowns in pool
There are few who haven’t felt the weight of rising consumer costs.
Nowhere on God’s green earth will you find a childhood photo of me perched on — or even near — Santa’s lap. Not one with a hopeful Christmas smile, nor a single Polaroid snapped amid a temper tantrum or wailing breakdown.
Members of a new nonprofit arm of Knox County Indiana Economic Development say they will soon pour over the some 1,000 responses they received as part of a survey to gauge desired quality of life improvements.
Watson named 2021 Physician of the Year
Suspected gunman caught after Clay County deputy wounded
Downtown Vincennes on Dec. 10 will join communities around the globe in the tradition of Christkindlmarkt — the German name for a traditional Christmas market.
The Vincennes University Board of Trustees this week extended President Dr. Chuck Johnson’s contract for another three years.
The city’s three downtown art galleries and the Shircliff Gallery at Vincennes University from 5-8 p.m. today will host the final First Friday Art Walk of 2021.
Linda L. Miller, 74, passed away at 3:10 a.m. on Dec. 2, 2021, at Good Samaritan.
Christmas in the Park opens tonight
As COVID-19 cases gradually increase across the state — and with the discovery of yet another variant — health officials continue urging residents to take appropriate precautions.
Knox County is doubling down on its effort to secure at least part of the $500 million set aside as part of the state’s new READI program.
As more and more locals line up for a booster and young children now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, the Knox County Health Department has officially outgrown its space.
6 penguins die at Indiana zoo after avian malaria infections
Christmas is now less than a month away, but it seems no one told Mother Nature herself.
EDWARDSPORT — Big things are happening in Edwardsport.
Generations Agency on Aging and Disability is asking area residents to help spread a little holiday cheer to the nearly 1,000 clients they serve across a six-county region.
Good Samaritan to purchase new MRI machine
IMM, Bartholomew to host photos with Santa
Officials with Knox and a handful of other Southwestern Indiana counties on Monday made their pitch for a portion of $500 million set aside as part of the state’s new READI program.
Christmas is kicking off in Indiana’s oldest city this weekend.
Local nonprofit organizations are asking residents to keep them in mind today and throughout the Christmas shopping season.
Local business owners are hoping area residents saved a little Christmas shopping cheer to share with small businesses today.
A few weeks ago, I set myself upon the daunting task of cleaning out my closet.
The Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle campaign is officially off and ringing.
IMM, Bartholomew to host photos with Santa
Remains found in house that burned after man evaded arrest
After two weeks in blue, Knox County this week returned to the orange designation on Indiana’s COVID-19 dashboard.
Residents enjoying a chilly autumn stroll in Gregg Park this week may notice more than the park’s towering trees, thanks to the continuation of a project sponsored by the Northwest Territory Art Guild.
Tickets available for Chamber’s Five Under 40 luncheon
Speedy trial OK’d for murder suspect who fled transport van
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The city council may begin the new year with a bit of much-needed housekeeping.
Knox County Health Officer Dr. Alan Stewart on Tuesday was recognized with Gov. Eric Holcomb’s second-highest honor, the Circle of Corydon Award, for his efforts in battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
The City of Vincennes on Tuesday was officially selected to participate in a new state program looking to help Hoosier communities maximize their federal COVID-19 dollars.
As autumn colors and decor are replaced with twinkly lights and garland, many families are left wondering what to do with their small mound of front porch pumpkins.
Purdue Extension to host pair of programs
Ex-animal shelter chief pleads guilty to sex act with girl
Members of the Knox County Redevelopment Commission on Monday met to hear a pair of funding requests for improvement projects, one each from the City of Bicknell and the 4-H Fair Board.
Nearly $8 million in water infrastructure improvements will now go forward after the city council on Monday approved a bond sale to help fund them.
A new young Rotary group is looking to host a half-marathon in Indiana’s oldest city.
Local Democratic Party to host informational session
Munster man charged in taxidermy thefts from DNR office
Staff at the Vincennes Animal Shelter are on a mission to place adoptable animals into their forever homes in time for the holidays.
The fall of 2011 — nearly Thanksgiving — marked the first time I ever went to see a therapist.
Members of the Unsafe Building Board are moving forward in their now bolstered efforts to clean up a handful of Knox County’s towns.
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