The Town of Monroe City has received a 469-thousand dollar federal grant for improvements in its wastewater system. The grant was announced late this morning by the U-S Department of Agriculture. The funding will help […]
The Vincennes Board of Works has delayed work on the C-S-X crossings projects that were slated to start on November second. Vincennes City Engineer John Sprague says C-S-X is not quite ready to go to […]
The Vincennes Board of Works approved construction on the exterior of the Pantheon Business Theater project. The Board approved a planned marquee’s extension six feet over the sidewalk and toward Main Street; the building itself […]
The planting of an oak tree on the Courthouse grounds to honor former Judge Ryan Johanningsmeier will happen later today. A planting ceremony will begin at five this afternoon outside the Knox County Courthouse. Knox […]
Knox County Development Corporation executive director Chris Pfaff pitched a housing survey to the Vincennes City Council. Pfaff wants the survey to determine how to keep people in Vincennes and Knox County. Pfaff says the […]
Ethel I. Reed, 89, of Washington, IN, passed away October 25, 2020, at Memorial Hospital in Jasper, IN. After working as an assistant manager at Wal-Green stores in Florida and Arizona, Ethel retired to Arizona. […]
Ronald Keith “Big Foot” Cates, 69, of Washington, passed away at 8:24 am Saturday, October 31, 2020 at his residence. He was born July 14, 1951 in Washington, Indiana to William and Thelma (Evans) Cates. […]
William “Bill” Luking, age 85, of Vincennes, Indiana, passed away Sunday, October 25, 2020 at his home. Bill was born October 8, 1935 in Vincennes, IN. to William H. and Frances (Zeabart) Luking. Bill was married to the love of his life Frieda (Lloyd) […]
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