As expected, the coronavirus pandemic has taken a large toll on unemployment rates throughout Indiana. Knox County’s rates has soared to 16-point-one percent, 60th in the state.
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The City of Washington’s Water Department will make a water shutdown on part of Ogden Street. The shutoff will affect customers from Walnut to Lincoln, as well as on Lincoln from Walnut to
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Forbes Road is now closed from McKinley Road to McDowell Road, as part of a summer-long resurfacing project. Wabash Utilities crews are resurfacing the road, and working with area drainage, as
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Vincennes University has named Whitney Daugterty to be its new Assistant Provost and Dean of Students for Student Affairs.
Daugherty has previously served as the University’s Student
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PACE Community Action Agency’s Health Connection will offer free testing for various conditions at its Sullivan office in June and July. The tests are
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The State of Indiana is changing their Vincennes coronavirus testing site starting today. The state testing site will move from the National Guard
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Indiana State Trooper Tyler Widner has been selected as the “2019 Trooper of the District” for the Evansville District.
Ivy Tech Community College has announced plans for Fall semester classes that will begin on Monday, August 24th.
The Vincennes YMCA is back open today. The re-opening hours will be limited to seven a-m to seven p-m weekdays, eight to four on Saturdays, and
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Warmer weather is expected to continue through this week—but wet weather may also be part of the forecast as well. Forecaster Ryan Martin
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