The head of the Purdue University School of Chemical Engineering announced a pact concerning the Pantheon Business Theater. Earlier this afternoon, Dr. Seng Tae Kim announced a Purdue investment to
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Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum has sworn in two more firemen for service on the Vincennes Fire Department. City Fire Chief Sonny Pinkstaff introduced Scott Hollansteiner and Zachary Birdsong as the
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Next years Vincennes Community School students will start class about a week later than this year. The first day for students for the 2019 – 2020 school year will be August 8th. The last day
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Anyone in Vincennes with downed limbs from Saturday’s high winds are reminded to call the City Street Department for removal.
Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum reminds everyone what to do to
Vincennes City Councilman Tim Salters is asking for an upgrade of the “Pothole Patrol” portion of the City’s Website. The update would make it easier to report all road
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Entries are being accepted for the annual Christmas Parade of Lights in downtown Vincennes. The parade will be at six-30 p-m on Friday, November 16th.
The parade is being sponsored in part by
The goal of on time and on budget continues the description of the refurbishing of Vigo Elementary School in Vincennes. Rochelle Gardner of Garmong Construction says framing has begun in the
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Knox County’s unemployment rate has fallen below three percent in the latest unemployment rankings. The county is 55th in the rankings, with a rate of two-point-eight percent.
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Vincennes Police arrested a Vincennes man yesterday following a reported hit and run accident near Ninth and Scott.
Officers responded to the accident, and stopped a vehicle driven by 19
Vincennes Police arrested two people since last night in two separate stops near the intersection of U-S 41 and Willow Street.
The first stop led to the arrest of 18 year-old Shermarie
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