The Knox County Library Board has approved an application for a grant to remove invasive plants from Library property. Knox County Soil and Water Conservation District director Will Drews laid out
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The Friends of Goose Pond will host the 10h annual Marsh Madness Sandhill Crane Festival Friday February 28th, and Saturday Marck first, in Linton.
There will be a Kickoff Banquet Friday the
The Indiana House has approved a bill to better fight invasive weeds. A bill by Greencastle’s Beau Baird would bring both the invasive species and noxious weeds lists together. The alignment
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The Indiana Court of Appeals will hold another “Appeals on Wheels” on Tuesday of next week at Pike Central High School. The appellate judges will consider the case of Joe Paul Hambel
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Indiana drivers could face tougher penalties for passing stopped school buses.
The Indiana Senate voted 49-0 Monday in favor of a bill that would suspend the driver’s license for 90
Genevieve J. Pierce, 91 of Bruceville, IN, passed away February 15,
2019 at I.U. Health North. Jenny was born July 12, 1927 in Westville, IL the
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The Vincennes Community School Board has approved a five-year contract for Lincoln High School athletics. The exclusive contract is with Adidas and its distributor, E-I Sports.
The contract
The Vincennes University Foundation is partnering with Pioneer Oil for two new scholarships for V-U’s technology programs. The annual scholarships will be available for University students in
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Work is getting underway to renovate the enclosed shelter house at Gregg Park. The project is the latest in a series of improvements to various parks across Vincennes.
Vincennes Parks
Indiana Department of Transportation officials remind drivers to avoid high water– even as the current round of flooding dries up. State roads affected by floodwaters in the area are
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