The City of Vincennes will hold its second Saturday of large item collection this morning from eight to eleven-30. The free service will be offered by Republic Services at their location on Second
Continue Reading »
Valley Party Supply in Vincennes will host a “Time to Shrine” today from ten a-m to two p-m. The event will be held in and around Valley’s location at Fourth and Dubois
Continue Reading »
Vincennes University Men’s Basketball Coach Todd Franklin has announced the signing of Milo Sigmund-Gordon, a 6-foot-5, 200-pound left-handed forward from Nottingham, England.
A planned power outage is coming for some people in Linton. The planned outage will affect the northeast part of Linton starting at one a-m Friday. The work requiring the outage will last for an
Continue Reading »
Gasoline prices in Indiana have dropped substantially within the past week.
The Triple-A Motor Club reports the average price of gas in Indiana this morning is $2.68 a gallon, 17 cents lower
A dry start to the week ahead could give way to a chance for more rain later this week. Forecaster Ryan Martin says a couple of waves of rain could come to this area at midweek, and again this
Continue Reading »
A set frozen berries sold in the area is bein recalled due to potential Hepatitis A contamination.
The company said the FDA tested a sample of “Private Selection” brand berries
A good crowd was at the Indiana Mililtary Museum yesterday morning for the dedication of the U-S-S Indianapolis. Military and civilian visitors watched as the ship was officially unveiled as the
Continue Reading »
Illinois state highway engineers are planning to tackle unfunded projects with the expected increase in the gas tax.
The Illinois General Assembly passed a bill doubling the gas tax to
Knox County was spared from the worst of a set of storms last night that did some damage in southwest Indiana. The storms hit the area starting around nine-15 Eastern time last night.
The
Continue Reading »
