Waggoner Receives Lilly Endowment
Vincennes Rivet’s Grace Waggoner has been named the recipient of the 2018 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship. The scholarship is presented annually by the Knox County Community Foundation to a graduate
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Push Continues for Folks to Shop Local
Knox County Chamber of Commerce Director Jamie Neal continues to hammer home the importance ot Shopping Local this Holiday Season. She says its important to support local retailers not only during
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Shop With A Cop Returns Tomorrow
The Shop with a Cop program returns to Vincennes tomorrow. The 20th annual incarnation of the event will stick close to tradition. Officers from the Vincennes Police Department will transfer
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2019 Shaping Up to be Big for Chamber
The Knox County Chamber of Commerce has a number of activities planned in 2019. Chamber Director Jamie Neal says one of the things they will be pushing is the value of being a
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Local Students Learn Coding Skills
Vincennes University students came together last week to teach a valuable skill to local elementary students. As part of the National Hour of Code, the Vincennes University Information Technology Department
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Local Arrest Report – 12.10.18
Vincennes Police arrested two people overnight on drug related charges. 32 year-old Heather Brand was taken into custody by police. She was wanted on four warrants for possession of meth, marijuana,
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Holcomb on Teacher Raises: Framework First
Teacher pay is a key part of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s agenda for 2019, but he says significant raises might not happen for another two years. Gov. Holcomb’s education plans for
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Covering Kids And Families Now Statewide
Covering Kids and Families, or CKF, celebrated its goal to cover all 92 Indiana counties. Hundreds of partners gathered in Indianapolis at a recent annual meeting. The health care advocacy
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Holcomb Outlines Public Health Priorities
Gov. Eric Holcomb says his public health priorities in this 2019 agenda will focus on children and families. A plan to improve the state’s the child welfare system is at
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Grants Launched to Help Build Trail Systems
Indiana communities will soon have the chance to apply for millions in state grants to build hiking, biking, and riding trails. Gov. Eric Holcomb will use $90 million from the