Century-old fire engine to be featured in July 4 parade
VINCENNES — A 1926 Ahrens-Fox fire engine with accompany the City of Vincennes Fire Department during the Fourth of July Parade, adding to the magic of celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
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Neal named recipient of the Spirit of ’76 Award
VINCENNES — The Vincennes Fourth of July committee announced in a press release it is excited to award the 2026 Spirit of ‘76 honor to Jamie Neal.
VHA hears project updates, personnel policy changes
VINCENNES — The Vincennes Housing Authority Board met Monday morning where those in attendance were updated on current and upcoming projects, and with a few personnel policy changes.
Free Dine with a Doc event tackles forgetfulness July 1
VINCENNES — Everyone has those moments where they walk into a room and completely forget why they are there. Misplacing car keys, blanking on a familiar name, or experiencing sudden
Robots, fire trucks, culinary arts: VU's Techmester gives high school students hands-on preview for careers
VINCENNES — Throughout Vincennes University’s Techmester June 15-17, nearly 100 high school juniors and seniors from across the state explored career pathways, from cooking Spanish cuisine to putting out...
Wiggle Worms hosts Kite Day to build interest in indoor play center
VINCENNES — On Saturday, the Wiggle Worms Corporation hosted its Kite Day event at Gregg Park.
Knox County BZA approves variances for Vincennes and Decker properties
VINCENNES — On Tuesday evening, the Knox County Board of Zoning Appeals gathered on the third floor of the Knox County Courthouse for its monthly meeting to approve a variance
Five generations strong: Local family shows love in one photo
VINCENNES — In a quiet, charming neighborhood of Vincennes, five generations gathered together to capture a photo, keeping the family tradition going — once done in November 1974 and again
VU hosting offensive skills camp this week
Vincennes University Hall of Fame men’s basketball coach Todd Franklin, standing left, and assistant coach Brian Davis address campers in between drills Thursday during the Todd Franklin Offensive Skills c...
City announces change to yard waste collection policy
VINCENNES — Announced in a press release, the City of Vincennes Street Department would like to inform residents of an important change regarding yard waste collection services.
New principal named at Vigo Elementary
VINCENNES — Vigo Elementary School will begin the upcoming school year with new leadership as current Principal Jill Staggs retires and Lincoln High School Assistant Principal Bryce Crane steps into
Council approves updates to city’s weed ordinance
VINCENNES — The Vincennes City Council approved changes to the city’s ordinance on maintaining weeds and yard maintenance, along with approving many other ordinances and resolutions.
Voices of Valor comes to Vincennes
VINCENNES — Americas Freedom Tribute (AFT) announced in a press release that The American Veterans Traveling Tribute’s (AVTT) Voices of Valor HD Tribute will be on display for the public
Knox Life launches scholarship fund at Vincennes University to support Oakland City University students
VINCENNES — Knox Life Community Improvement Team, a nonprofit arm of Knox County Indiana Economic Development, has initiated a strategic gift to Vincennes University in an effort to support Oakland
Commissioners approve distributor sale, road boring procedures
VINCENNES — The Knox County Council met on Wednesday, May 6, to approve the sale of equipment to Harrison County and to take the first reading of an ordinance regarding
Community learns about becoming Denmentia friendly
VINCENNES — Brenda Hancock, Dementia Outreach Specialist with Generations, shared on Thursday morning the importance of Knox County becoming a Dementia friendly community — not just for those diagnosed, but
Sixth Street work begins May 12
VINCENNES —The Vincennes City Office shared beginning Tuesday, May 12, Sixth Street from Willow Street to the city limits just past Perdue Road will be closed so crews may begin
Deputy assessor let go after winning primary election
VINCENNES — Just days after winning the Republican nomination in the primary election for Knox County Assessor, current deputy assessor Zac Harper was let go from his job moments after
Kiwanis presents scholarships to area seniors
Vincennes Kiwanis presented 10 scholarships to area seniors at the Vincennes Kiwanis Club meeting on Thursday. Pictured are Front row: Jade Richter, Iva Summer, Ava Benson, Kali Klem-Kixmiller, Emma Stine
Three hundred feet setback for solar approved by APC
VINCENNES — Emotions ran high Wednesday night as rural residents filled the meeting room of the Knox County Area Plan Commission, many asking county leaders for protection of their homes,
Vincennes University honors Spring 2026 Graduates
VINCENNES — Commencement spirits soared as Vincennes University honored the remarkable milestones and future potential of its Class of 2026 graduates on Saturday, May 2, at the P.E. Complex, announced
Spirit of ‘76 Award nominations now accepted
VINCENNES — Announced in a press release from the city, the Vincennes Fourth of July Committee is seeking nominations for the 51st annual “Spirit of ’76 Award,” due June 12.
Good Samaritan launches new patient communications system
VINCENNES — Good Samaritan announced in a press release that it is beginning use of a new patient communication system for appointment reminders, billing notifications and other patient messaging —
Duke Energy invests in youth education with donation to Historic Camp Wildwood
VINCENNES — Duke Energy has announced a $1,000 donation to Camp Wildwood in Vincennes, providing a boost to local educational programming for youth and fami ...