GRC Visitors’ Center to Resume “Long Knives” Movie
George Rogers Clark National Park’s tourism movie “Long Knives” will be shown again in the Visitors’ Center Theater starting today. That word from G-R-C superintendent Frank
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George Rogers Clark National Park’s tourism movie “Long Knives” will be shown again in the Visitors’ Center Theater starting today. That word from G-R-C superintendent Frank
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The United Way of Knox County Homeless Task Force will sponsor a public presentation on homelessness. The session will be October 17th at two p-m at the Riverfront Pavilion.
The
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Today is the re-opening of the Cantwell property at Washington and Saint Clair. The location had been closed to tear down and completely renovate the location.
The changes include a new
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The City of Vincennes is starting October reminding everyone to be safe in an activity at the end of October. City officials have set Halloween trick or treat times for five to eight p-m on
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Armed Forces Hiring Day is set for this Saturday at the Vincennes Fortnightly Club. The building is at 421 North Sixth Street in Vincennes.
The day is designed for people to learn about
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Knox County Clerk David Shelton is doing his final preparations to staff polling places for Election Day. A large group of voters are expected to cast both early and Election Day votes at the
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The Vincennes City Council has approved the establishment of a new fund for the City’s coronavirus relief fund. The fund is to help City businesses that have been affected by the current
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The Vincennes Lincoln Girls Volleyball Team Lost To Host Terre Haute South 13-25, 1-25, 18-25. For The 18-8 Lady Alices, Maycee Lange Had 8 Kills,
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No one spoke either for or against next year’s Vincennes Community Schools budget at a public hearing held last night. The budget is advertised at just over $37 Million
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