The Knox County Development Corporation has taken the lead to form a rural broadband task force. The task force will be headed by K-C-D-C director Chris Pfaff and Pantheon Ag Tech Plus committee
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A State Senate committee has approved Senate Bill 389, which would allow farmers and property developers to drain up to 80% of the state’s remaining wetlands.
The bill
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Indiana Senator Mike Braun has joined some fellow Republicans in re-introducing a Constitutional amendment requiring term limits. The amendment calls for a limit of two six-year
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The City of Vincennes is hoping for some movement toward a merit-based system for the Vincennes Fire Department. The V-F-D has been considering—but not approving—a merit-based system for the
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There’s another legislative debate over forms of cannabis that aren’t marijuana. Indiana legalized C-B-D oil three years ago. Shelbyville Representative Sean Eberhart wants to apply the
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The positive Covid-19 numbers in Knox and surrounding counties are trending downward. For Monday and Tuesday, new Covid-19 case numbers were in the single digits.
Knox County
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Knox County added 16 more Covid cases—but lowered its percentage of positive tests to below 9 percent. The latest count has Knox County’s positive percentage at 8.7 percent.
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A couple of delayed Vincennes paving projects are scheduled for work this spring. Vincennes City Engineer John Sprague gives the streets to get work in this coming
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The food supply chain is a delicate system within Indiana’s economy. That chain was nearly broken by the coronavirus pandemic. Restaurants need meat from farmers. Farmers need
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Indiana’s December unemployment rate stands at 4.3 percent—well under the national rate of 6.7 percent. The state’s labor force added over 83-thousand, 600 workers from November to
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