Work continues toward replacing the faulty light at Sixth and Minneapolis in Vincennes. The light has been an issue since it had a hard-wiring problem back in 2018.
Vincennes City Engineer
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The deadline is nearing for the Indiana Department of Natural Resources state park deer hunts. The deadline to sign up for the fall hunts is 11:59 pm on Monday, August ninth.
The hunts
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Both North Knox and South Knox students have another week before heading back to school. Both corporations start a week from today — Tuesday, August tenth.
South Knox Middle-High
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There is no science behind the new CDC recommendations on masks, says Indiana Congressman Larry Bucshon. In a recent interview, Bucshon — himself a doctor — believes the masking
Continue Reading »Timothy “Timmy” “Timbo” Lee Legg, 43, passed away at his residence on July 30, 2021. Tim was born on September 3, 1977 in Vincennes the son of Thomas Legg Sr. and Terri (Wampler)
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The University of Evansville joins the list of Hoosier schools that will now require face masks to be worn indoors, and it doesn’t matter if you’re fully vaccinated or not.
The
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COVID-19 cases are increasing in Indiana, and the governor is stepping into action. Governor Holcomb has extended the statewide emergency order for the 18th time, since March of 2020.
The
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Republicans will have contested races for at least two of the three statewide offices on the ballot at their state convention next year.
Former state Senate candidate Suzie Jaworski is the
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Old National Bank has declared a 14 cent a share cash dividend for all shareholders payable on August 15th. The share ownership date for the dividend is by August 31st.
The payout is to
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Indiana Department of Transportation officials remind everyone to think safety when traveling this late summer and fall. Construction workers are hard at work across the area on various projects
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