184 workers at Gibson County Coal LLC will be jobless as of January 14th at the GCC Complexes in Princeton and Owensville. The cuts are due to a reduction in production and are expected to be
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Some warmer temperatures are possible by the middle of this week, as the area continues a slow rise from last week’s extremely cold temperatures.
Forecaster Ryan Martin says the warming
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Week Two of Vincennes leaf collection begins today. It centers on the area bordered by Hart Street, Main Street, First Street, and Felt King Road. A week from today marks Week Three of the
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The senior assistance group Generations will hold a Build a Basket event starting later this month. The baskets will be accepted across the area from November 25th to December
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In support of the employees who wish to attend the Red for Ed Action Day in Indianapolis tomorrow, Pike County Schools will not be in session that day.
This is not an eLearning day, but
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Winter weather is already here and Hoosiers who struggle to pay their heating bills need to act now to ensure they aren’t left in the cold this winter.
The state’s disconnect
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The Vincennes Parks and Recreation Department is working on a new 5-year Master Plan and would like input from Vincennes residents.
One of the first ways to participate is to complete a
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Your favorite state park might be closed Monday and Tuesday.
The Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources is closing nearly twenty state parks and recreation areas for the first of two
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Duke Energy is expanding its campaign to protect its nearly 8 million customers from utility-impostor scammers.
Duke Energy Indiana customers have reported scam attempts since the company
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Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center in Jasper says it continues to engage Anthem Insurance in ongoing negotiations on health insurance coverage.
Memorial Hospital submitted a
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