Category Archives: Local News

Knox County Ag Numbers Released by USDA
The U-S Department of Agriculture has released its latest statistics about farming in Knox County. The USDA information shows the county generates around 461 million dollars in ag-related sales. The U...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 21, 2025

Property Taxes to Increase in Lawrence County for 2025-26 Fiscal Year
The Lawrence County Board has approved its new budget for the next fiscal year. The new budget starts December first, and ends November 30th ,2026. The budget is projected with an over 126-thosuand do...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 21, 2025

Daviess County Man Arrested on Child Molesting Charges
The Daviess County Sheriff's Department arrested a Washington man Tuesday on three counts of Child Molesting, one count of Child Molesting Involving Fondling or Touching with a Child Under 14, and Sex...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 21, 2025

New GSH Chief Admin Officers Takes Over
Wendy Hernandez has started her tenure as Chief Administrative Officer of Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes. Hernandez takes over for Adam Thacker who is moving into the Chief Executive Officer rol...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 21, 2025

Vincennes-Based Downtown Expert Re-Dedicates Herself to Renewing City's Downtown
A noted downtown expert is trying to help her hometown attract more business into vacated downtown Vincennes buildings. Recently, Ellen Harper has rejoined the effort to match buildings with developer...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 20, 2025

Knox County Sheriff's Department Seeking Suspect in Investigation
The Knox County Sheriff's Office is looking for a suspect in a Tuesday morning car theft investigation. 34-year-old Nicholas Anthis is wanted in connection with the theft of a 2009 dark gray Toyota Ca...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 19, 2025

"Our Community Foundation" Grants 250 Dollars to Washington Catholic
Daviess County's Our Community Foundation has awarded Washington Catholic Schools a $250 grant to support the EduNotes: Tracking Progress with Precision Project. Ally Gilley accepted the award and was...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 19, 2025

Lines Continue to Be Drawn Over Indiana Redistricting
Indiana Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray says he wants to make it clear that the Senate Republican Caucus wants to see a Republican-held House in 2026 so that President Trump can continue making p...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 19, 2025

Indiana Chamber of Commerce Pushing High School Apprentice Training
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is pushing forward with more youth apprenticeship programs to strengthen the state's workforce. The goal is to connect high school juniors and seniors with various care...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 19, 2025

Work to Move Into Higher Gear on
Work continues toward re-placing the stones on the Lincoln Memorial Bridge in downtown Vincennes. Stone cleaning has been the latest focus of the work crews, as part of the process to get the improved...
Tom Zimmerman Nov 19, 2025

