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VCSC Reveals Tecumseh-Harrison Renovations
The Vincennes Community School Corporation unveiled their latest renovation project Thursday evening. The public was invited to tour the updated Tecumseh-Harrison Elementary, which now features a mix of memorable landmarks
RDC Member Wants Downtown Parking Study
A member of the Vincennes Redevelopment Commission thinks a comprehensive study of downtown parking needs to be done before the city invests anymore money in developing another parking lot. Marc
City to Seek Reimbursements for Main St. Project
The City of Vincennes is looking to recoup some of the costs for the Main Street project through the Community Crossings program. City Engineer John Sprague says he plans to
Trio of Locals Return for Weekend Concert
A group of musicians with Knox County roots will come together this for a concert weekend to transform Vincennes into Music City! JB Crockett will serve as the evening’s headliner.
Skelton Festival Gets Underway Tonight
The 13th Annual Red Skelton Festival officially gets underway tonight in Vincennes. Festival Organizer Anne Pratt says there will be a video presentation from Carol Burnett who was named the
Alices Seeking New Hoops Coach
Vincennes Lincoln High School is in the market for a new basketball coach. According to Lincoln Principal Steve Combs Josh Thompson is leaving to become the new varsity coach at
National Report Shows IN Income Inequality Rising
The national nonpartisan Economic Policy Institute ranks Indiana 39th among states for income inequality. The institute reports the average top 1 percent in Indiana earns 17.3 times more than the
IPL, Consumer Groups Reach Compromise In Rate Hike
Indianapolis Power & Light announced Thursday it reached a compromise with a number of organizations representing customer interests, cutting IPL’s rate hike proposal in half. Pending regulatory approval, Indianapolis Power
Alaska Plans To Spend on IN -Made Treatment Device
Alaska plans to use federal grant money to purchase a controversial device used in opioid addiction treatment. Last week, the Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development announced it will
Curry: Hill ‘Wrong’ To Try To Block Investigation
Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry says Attorney General Curtis Hill was “plainly wrong” when he asked a court to block an investigation by the Inspector General and halt the appointment