More Information Released About Duke Energy’s Requested Rate Increase
Indiana’s largest utility company has submitted a request to state regulators that they be allowed to raise energy rates. Duke Energy is asking the state to approve a 16-percentContinue Reading »
CCMG Funding Out; Knox County Gets Maximum Funding
As we reported earlier, Knox County was funded the entire 1.5 million dollar amount for its road projects. That funding through the state’s Community Crossings Matching Grant; theContinue Reading »
Knox County Leaders to Attend CCMG Check Presentation Today
Knox County Commissioners president Kellie Streeter and County Council chairman Rich Chattin will be part of an INDOT presentation today. The two County leaders will go to Brazil,Continue Reading »
Rough Estimate: 30-Thousand Visitors in Knox County for Eclipse Weekend
A rough estimate is in place that 30-thousand people visited Knox County for the eclipse weekend. The weekend ended with Monday’s total eclipse just after 3 pm.
WIN Energy Gives “Round-Up” Grants to Non-Profits
WIN Energ’s Community Trust has given its annual grants collected through “Operation Round Up.” The grants are provided by customers rounding up their electric billsContinue Reading »
New Addition of Jail Open– and Old Part Getting Work
With the move of inmates to the new addition to the Knox County Jail, renovation work is happening to the old cells. Knox County Sheriff Doug Vantlin gives a surprisingly efficientContinue Reading »
Third Grade Reading a Concern for Washington State Sen. Eric Bassler
With nearly 1 in 5 Hoosier third graders struggling to read at their grade level, Indiana is working to improve literacy instruction to ensure at least 95% of students can readContinue Reading »
First Rides on Holiday World Family Coaster Still Up for Auction
Holiday World and Splashin’ Safari is hosting a charitable auction for the first public riders on Good Gravy!, the park’s new family roller coaster.
CeremonialContinue Reading »
Illinois Considering Driving Habits for Insurance Rates Bill
A bill Illinois lawmakers are considering this session would determine car insurance rates according to driving habits instead of socioeconomic factors.
New Curriculum Director, Math Department Chair Coming Into Place in South Knox Schools
The South Knox School Board has promoted Joe Keller from Math Department teacher and Department chair to Curriculum Director. The action happened during last night’s session atContinue Reading »