The deadline to get a wreath for a veteran as part of Wreaths Across Knox County has been extended to November 29th. The wreaths are 15 dollars each, and will be placed on the graves
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The Vincennes University Music Department will host the All-District Honor Band workshop and performance on Saturday and Sunday, November 23rd and 24th.
Guest Conductor
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Vincennes University will present a two-part series on America’s opioid crisis today at the Shircliff Auditorium. The series “Dying to Get High: Confronting the Opioid Crisis will be
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Four influential figures, and one family of three brothers have received the Knox County Chamber of Commerce’s “Five Under 40” award. The five include Brush and Blush owner
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Knox County Sheriff Doug Vantlin is urging all those who don’t need to travel to stay off the roads through Tuesday. A wintry mix of rain and snow has caused icy conditions on area roads.
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Mindi R. Frye, 47, passed away at 12:30 pm on Sunday, November 10, 2019 at her residence. Mindi was born on April 19, 1973 in Vincennes, the daughter of Henry Adam and Kathy (Sumner)
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— Vincennes American Legion program for tonight cancelled due to incoming weather.
— Knox County Public Library to close at five this afternoon, due to weather.
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The National Weather Service has issued a WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY from 4:00 PM Monday to 8:00 AM Tuesday for portions of central, south central, southeast, southwest and west
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The Vincennes Lincoln “Pride of the Green” put in a good performance in finishing seventh at the State Finals Saturday at Lucas Oil Stadium. The Vincennes Lincoln marching band once again
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Vincennes Police arrested a Vincennes man this morning following a break-in at the Girls’ Softball diamonds on Old Terre Haute Road.
Just after one this morning, City Police responded to
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