Catholic Schools COVID-19 Update
The Diocese of Evansville Catholic Education Office learned Friday of 10 positive COVID-19 tests involving nine diocesan
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The Diocese of Evansville Catholic Education Office learned Friday of 10 positive COVID-19 tests involving nine diocesan
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Pfizer and BioNTech are planning to produce upwards of two-billion doses of their COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the
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Vincennes and Washington City offices will be closed on Monday, January 18th, to observe Martin Luther King
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There have been no credible threats about Indiana specifically, but Gov. Eric Holcomb and State Police
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After several days of lower overall Covid-19 numbers, Knox County’s numbers spiked to 54 in the latest state Covid case report. The County’s positive percentage over the last seven days now
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Vincennes Police followed an anonymous tip to recover both marijuana and a handgun from a Vincennes location.
Officers followed up on the tip, and located drugs, two safes, and the gun.
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Gibson County Sheriff’s deputies arrested a Fort Branch man following an incident in Fort Branch.
Officers found 28 year-old Eric Woodby allegedly involved in an earlier fight. Woodby
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Crews with Miller Pipeline are still restricting traffic at the intersections of 6th and Hart and 7th and Hart in Vincennes. The restrictions are scheduled to continue through today.
There
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Many area students—including those in Knox County—got back to face to face learning yesterday. The in-class instruction signaled an end to virtual classes that started their second
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The Indiana Department of Transportation will host a virtual career fair on Wednesday, January 20th from 4:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. Eastern Time.
Anyone interested in learning more about
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