VPD Closer to Filling Two Open Spots
The Vincennes Police Department is a bit closer to filling two open spots on their department. City Police Chief Bob Dunham says out of many applicants, only a few made the final
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The Vincennes Police Department is a bit closer to filling two open spots on their department. City Police Chief Bob Dunham says out of many applicants, only a few made the final
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Jasper-based German American Bancorp has reported record earnings for last year. The earnings were on a net income of 62.2 million dollars for the year. The amount was up three million dollars
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New 15th District Illinois Congresswoman Mary Miller has been assigned to the U-S House Agriculture Committee. Miller started her first term in Congress in January; she was elected to
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The sausage in your fridge could be part of a new recall. Bob Evans is recalling about 4,200 pounds of raw pork sausage because it could be contaminated with pieces of thin, blue rubber. The recall
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Vincennes Fire Department Battalion Chief John Streeter has been promoted to Assistant Chief. The announcement happened at yesterday’s Board of Works session.
Vincennes Fire Chief Brett
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Eligible Hoosiers continue lining up for vaccines at centers across the state. In Vincennes, two clinics are being held—one at Good Samaritan Hospital, and one at Community United Methodist
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The State of Indiana is accepting nominations now for the Governor’s Century and Half-Century Business awards. The award recognizes Hoosier businesses in business for either 50 or 100
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Indiana Legislative Republicans are staying firm on their stance on teacher pay. Republicans say school corporations should decide the issue themselves, while Democrats feel school corporations
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A February first public hearing has been set for a natural gas rate increase proposed by Vectren. The proposal for Vectren’s South area includes a rate increase from 53-88 per
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Jasper State Senator Mark Messmer is backing a temporary expansion of telehealth services in the wake of the current pandemic. The bill, authored by the State Senate Republican Leader Messmer,
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