The Isaiah 1:17 House has been named as the latest winner of a gift from “100 Women who Care.” The award came at an in-person session at the St. John’s United Church of Christ in
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A developer plans to revise its proposal for the Gimbel-Bond property in November. R-E-M Development came before the Vincennes Redevelopment Commission with that request.
The developer is
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The Vincennes Redevelopment Commission has approved a development request for 13 new single-family residential lots. Officials from Vincennes-based Sure Clean want the housing on lots between
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Groundbreaking for the Isaiah 1:17 House near Vincennes happened yesterday. When completed, the house will be a stopover location for children who are removed from their homes due to domestic
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The City of Vincennes is setting up a Christmas display this year for Gregg Park, instead of the traditional downtown Christmas parade.
The plan is for the usual Christmas
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Just over two weeks remain before Halloween trick or treating is planned for Vincennes. Vincennes Police Chief Bob Dunham gives some helpful hints to stay safe during the Halloween
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Fall is a time for changing leaves, apple cider, and car crashes involving animals.
Hoosier drivers had an estimated 44,000 crashes with animals over the past year, according to a new report
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Vincennes City Council approved a new fund for federal and state coronavirus relief funding. The City has received funding from the Indiana Finance Authority; the money is part of the national
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The North Knox School Board has approved the Corporation’s 2021 budget at yesterday’s session at North Knox High School.
The budget contains an over 8.8 million dollar education
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Long-term care facilities in the Hoosier state are dealing with a rise in coronavirus cases.
Around 55-percent of deaths from COVID-19 in Indiana are residents of long-term care facilities,
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