The Vincennes Board of Works has taken two bids under advisement for federal fund-related work for the Pantheon Theater. The two bids were from Danco Construction and Wolfe
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The company behind Meow Mix cat food is recalling some of the 30 pound bags that may have been sold in this area. The bags are being recalled due to possible salmonella contamination.
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is awarding $13.7 million to Public Housing Authorities throughout the country to make needed safety and security
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A division of Duke Energy that develops renewable energy projects plans to build a $180 million solar farm in western Indiana that would produce enough electricity to power 35,000 homes.
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Knox County is trending toward a Covid-19 status color change tomorrow from blue to yellow. Blue is the lowest Covid level, while yellow is the second of the four levels.
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An Evansville man has purchased a 133-year-old building in Princeton with the hopes of renovating it.
Lucas Neuffer, a real estate developer, bought the property on 118 State Street on
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Knox County has become the area county with the highest Covid percentage. In the latest report from the Indiana State Department of Health, Knox County’s positive Covid percentage is up to 6
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Gasoline prices in Vincennes are reporting as low as 2.75 a gallon at some locations. GasBuddy-dot-com is ranging gas in the city between 2.75 and 2.83 a gallon at last report. Elsewhere in
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A proposed Vincennes City Fire Merit Commission failed a test vote by firemen in voting that lasted through yesterday. City Council members learned the idea failed the firemen’s
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The Vincennes Board of Works has approved another year of Food Trucks on the Wabash. The Monday seasonal tradition will be run again this year by the Vincennes Food Truck Association.
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