The Vincennes City Council will consider a transparency resolution for Councilman compensation at tonight’s City Council session. The measure is offered by Vincennes City Councilman Duane
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Washington Police arrested a Washington man yesterday on five counts of sexual misconduct—including two counts of rape.
40 year-old Jason Conley is charged with one count of child
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The Knox County Community Foundation is accepting applications now for its Community Scholarship Program. Applications are being accepted for various scholarship awards posted in honor of loved
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Daviess Community Hospital will offer its ‘Neat Feet” clinic again next year at the Senior and Family Services office in Washington. The
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A public session is planned for tomorrow to discuss the Bicknell parks’ improvement plan. The meeting will be hosted at six that evening in the Bicknell City Council Chambers.
The
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The annual George Rogers Clark National Park “March with Hamilton” will be held this year on Saturday, December 14th in Vincennes. The march starts with a meeting at the G-R-C
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In just under a month, all Social Security offices nationwide will expand its Wednesday hours to a full day.
Social Security Administration spokeswoman Charo Boyd says what the hours have
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Vincennes Utilities officials remind everyone of basic leaf safety concerns—especially with winter weather coming in the weeks and months to come. Vincennes Water Utilities general manager Kirk
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Knox County farmer and agriculture expert Don Villwock is hoping for forward movement in the United States’ various trade impasses across the world. Currently, the U-S government is still
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Vincennes University officials expect to sign an agreement with a Taiwanese university to develop various information technology programs. University president Chuck Johnson has sent vice
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