No one was injured in a fire that damaged a home in the 14-hundred block of College Avenue. Firemen found the home in flames on arrival. All occupants of the home were out of the location when
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The Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a marker dedication tomorrow afternoon. The dedication will be at Grouseland at 3 West Scott Street in Vincennes.
The marker
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One year after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, the cries of “Sold Civitan!” will again be heard in their normal April time frame. The 66th annual Civitan Radio Auction returns
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(LHS Baseballers Lose to Reitz)
The Vincennes Lincoln baseball team started strong, but Reitz finished better in an 8-6 win at Hill Field. LHS had a 4-0 lead in the
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Knox County Prosecutor Dirk Carnahan updated the Knox County Council on his department’s successeses. At Tuesday night’s session, Carnahan reported bringing over 12-million dollars back to
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The Spirit of Vincennes Committee is seeking vendors for food booths for the coming Rendezvous weekend. The Rendezvous will return to Vincennes over the Memorial Day weekend.
Vendors must
Vincennes Water Utilities officials are looking into applications for part of President Biden’s massive infrastructure improvement plan. The plan is currently being considered in
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Work continues to wrap up on the City’s year-long project on Forbes Road. The final work on driveways, and re-paving the road, is all that remains in the project.
Vincennes
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The Vincennes Board of Works has approved another year of Food Trucks on the Wabash. The Monday seasonal tradition will be run again this year by the Vincennes Food Truck Association.
The
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The Vincennes-based group 100 Women Who Care will meet tomorrow night for their seventh giving announcement. The group of over 100 women meet quarterly to award funding to a worthy charity
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