Several Knox County candidates ran un-opposed in today’s primary election, and will now move onto the general election in November.
Both Gara Lee in Knox Superior Court One, and Ryan
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A group protesting the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis gathered at Patrick Henry Square for a peaceful demonstration. Carrying signs and chanting, the crowd spent time stating their view
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A group of volunteers worked together yesterday to tabulate and tally over 2,100 mail in votes. The tabulations started yesterday morning, and were complete by mid-afternoon
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The annual Vincennes Fourth of July Parade may be the latest to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic. Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum gives his concerns over holding the annual
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A group of volunteers worked together throughout this Election Day to tabulate and tally over 2,100 mail in votes. The tabulations are expected to be completed well before the polls close this
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The Indiana Military Museum in Vincennes will re-open to the public on Sunday, June 14th. The re-opening is in line with Governor Holcomb’s “Back on Track Indiana” plan.
The
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For the second straight day, the Indiana State Department of Health’s coronavirus scoreboard recorded only nine deaths statewide. The number of positive cases was also down, to 292.
Knox
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An incumbent Commissioner will face a Republican primary challenge today in Knox County Commissioners’ District Two. First term Commissioner Trent Hinkle will face first-time challenger Pam
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A peaceful demonstration is being organized this evening from five to seven p-m at the George Rogers Clark Memorial in Vincennes.
The demonstration is the latest in a set of public
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Another change has been made in polling places for today’s primary election. The change is with Vincennes City Precinct 12, which had voted at the Duke Energy Building at 800 Old Wheatland
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