Myszak gets Approval for Grain Silo Removal
The future of Downtown Vincennes took another big step forward earlier this week. On Wednesday, Architect Andy Myszak presented his plans to remove grain silos along First Street to the
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Candidate Forum Set for Next Week
We’re less than four weeks away from election day, and next week, Knox County Candidates will have the chance to speak their mind on the issues. A candidate forum sponsored
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RDC to Continue Parking Lot Discussion
The Vincennes Redevelopment Commission is expected to hold a special meeting in the near future to open bids for a new downtown parking lot. City Engineer John Sprague says he
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Vincennes Hosting 2nd Large Item Disposal Day
Vincennes will once again partner with Republic Services for a second Large Item Disposal Day tomorrow. Between 8:30 and 11:00 a.m., Republic Services will accept items too large to place
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Veterans Office Holding Open House
Earlier this month, we told you the Veterans Services Office was officially moved into their new home at 112 N 7th Street in Vincennes. Now, they’re ready to show off
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Bassler Hosting Series of Town Halls
State Senator Eric Bassler has announced a series of town halls set to be held throughout the remain of the year. The purpose of the town halls will be for
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Gregg Park Shelter House Work Slated for Spring
Restoration of the enclosed Shelter House at Gregg Park is expected to get underway sometime this spring. Vincennes Parks Superintendent Steve Beaman says RQAW is working on the engineering specifications
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Medical Marijuana Considered By Committee
For the first time, Hoosier lawmakers considered medical marijuana in a study committee. The committee heard several hours of testimony at the Statehouse. Physicians were among those testifying both for
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Water Utilities Sets Plan for Water Tower Rehab
Vincennes Utilities Services Manager Kirk Bouchie has outlined plans for rehabbing the city’s three remaining water towers. The Utility Services Board authorized Bouchie to enter into a contract with Utility
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United Way Introducing New Fall Tradition
The public is invited to take part in a new fall tradition to benefit a good cause. The United Way of Knox County will be selling pumpkins in the front