Stores across Indiana would face tougher penalties for selling tobacco products to anyone younger than 21 under a bill endorsed Tuesday by the Indiana House.
The additional penalties are
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Vincennes Water Utilities will close part of College Avenue near the Vincennes YMCA on Monday for sanitary sewer work. The closure will affect College Avenue between Daily Street and Veterans’
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Work continues on both parts of the Riverview project in Vincennes. The project is headed up by Andy Myszak.
The project is involved in both cleaning up the former Robinson Grain elevator
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The Knox County Public Library will honor the late Eva Kor’s life and legacy on Monday’s Holocaust Survivor Day. The Library will play a continual loop of the documentary “Eva: A-7063.
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Applications are now being accepted for the annual Illiana Watermelon Queen contest. The contest itself is being held March 13th and 14th at the annual Illiana Watermelon
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Indiana Conservation Officer Ryan McIntyre, who serves Gibson County, has been selected the 2019 District 7 Officer of the Year.
McIntyre was also raised in Gibson County.
He has been
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The United Way of Knox County is once again sponsoring the free Volunteers in Tax Assistance Service in February.
This VITA program is in collaboration with the Knox County Public Library
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The South Knox School Board will interview four prospective candidates to become the next assistance principal at South Knox Elementary. The first of the four interviews will happen Wednesday
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A bill to spend 300 million additional dollars for an Indiana state budget windfall is now headed to Governor Eric Holcomb’s desk. The State Senate approved the bill yesterday, as requested by
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Financial aid professionals will be volunteering at 37 sites in Indiana to help college-bound
students and their families open the door to financial aid during College Goal
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