A wreath laying ceremony is planned today at the Sieur de Vincennes statue in downtown Vincennes. The ceremony is the 283rd anniversary of the death of Vincennes’ founder. The Sieur de
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The Vincennes Fire Department is launching a new smoke alarm program with a goal of having working alarms in every home in the city.
The program is designed to show local residents to
Vincennes Police are looking into a burglary reported yesterday from a restaurant at 15th and Cavanaugh.
Officials from Leno’s Corner Cafe told police someone entered their business
Vincennes Police arrested a Wheatland man yesterday following a stop for operating while impaired.
Authorities stopped the vehicle driven by 18 year-old Gavin Campbell. The stop was near 15th
The season may be two months away, but preparations are underway now for the new Rainbow Beach’s fifth season. The pool traditionally opens on Memorial Day weekend, and will stay open daily
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Vincennes-based Generations will have an “Aging Well” retreat tomorrow. The event will be at the Green Activities Center on the Vincennes Univrsity campus.
Kathy Jones is with
A Vincennes man turned himself in over the weekend on a single charge of possession of marijuana.
Authorities claim that 25 year-old Toby Adame walked into police headquarters, and turned
Voter registration for the Vincennes municipal primary continues from now through April eighth. That includes requested mail ballots for the May seventh primary. Early voting for the municipal
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A Social Security seminar is planned for this evening at the Knox County Public Library. Financial advisor Anthony Iacobucci will provide advice on maximizing Social Security benefits. He will also
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George Rogers Clark National Park will host its annual “Go Fly a Kite Day” this Saturday on the park grounds in Vincennes. The event is meant to be a day to enjoy kite flying in and
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