The Vincennes Redevelopment Commission heard an update on Phase One of the Main Street project. Vincennes City Engineer John Sprague told the R-D-C work on the Main Street bridge continues today. The pouring of the […]
Good Samaritan Hospital’s Trauma Center has been re-verified as a Level Three Trauma Center. The re-certification came from the Verification Review Committee and the Committee on Trauma from the American College of Surgeons. The verification […]
The Knox County Commissioners have approved the move of a Vincennes City polling place to the 1972 Center. The Old Wheatland Road facility will now be the polling spot for those who voted previously at […]
The Red Skelton Museum has received a grant to help them preserve donated parts of his legacy. Anne Pratt is with the Red Skelton Museum. She says Museum officials applied for this grant about a […]
A wreath laying ceremony is planned for Monday at the Sieur de Vincennes statue in downtown Vincennes. The ceremony is the 283rd anniversary of the death of Vincennes’ founder. The Sieur de Vincennes died in […]
The Vincennes University Men’s Basketball Team Is Still Alive At The Njcaa Finals In Hutchison, Kansas As The Blazers Played Their Way Into The Final Four With A 72-60 Win Over Odessa, Texas In Quarterfinal […]
Two Area Boys High School Basketball Teams Will Try And Capture State Championships At The Ihsaa Basketball Finals At Bankers Life Fieldhouse Tomorrow. The 26-2 Barr-reeve Vikings Will Take On 27-2 Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian […]
Congratulations To Some Knox County Athletes Who Have Been Named First Team Academic All State By The Indiana Basketball Coaches Association. Alison Hein Of Vincennes Lincoln And Grace Waggoner Of Vincennes Rivet Were Named To […]
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