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Volunteers deliver 500 Christmas baskets to needy of Wabash Valley
Nearly 200 volunteers bustled about the Tribune-Star on Thursday morning, preparing 500 food baskets for delivery throughout town.
Man faces charges for allegedly striking another man with beer glass
A Riley man faces criminal charges after he allegedly struck another man in the head with a beer glass at a Terre Haute bar.
The wind did more than whisper last week. I noticed a couple trees felt the force and uprooted.
Little guy has a huge heart and embodies Christmas spirit
Deep within a body full of scars, the spirit of Christmas beats in "B.J. Claus." The youthful Santa recently spearheaded a Christmas gift drive on behalf of Riley Hospital for Children.
Young child suffers life threatening injuries in Sunday crash
A five-year-old girl is in Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis for treatment of internal injuries after a head-on crash Sunday evening on Terre Haute's east side.
Ambulance tour makes local stop
Greencastle was the second stop on a state tour by the ambulance above and its crew, which is calling for health care reform in the country.
Honey Creek honored many on Veterans Day Honey Creek Middle School presented its annual Veterans Day program on Tuesday, Nov.
Terre Haute resident crowned Miss ISU
The dream of a 10-year-old girl finally came true - more than a decade later on the stage of University Hall Auditorium.
Wedding day turns to murder in Benton County
A 40-year-old Lafayette woman is dead and her alleged killer is on the run. Now police are trying to figure out why - and how - a wedding day ended in murder.
Freemasons open doors for membership inquiries and tours of lodges
Ornate doors to ancient works were opened wide on Saturday. "It's the greatest fraternity the world's ever known," Jerry Burns said inside the Terre Haute Masonic Temple, offering tours and answering questions about a society with secrets that wants the public to visit.
looks to provide 500 Christmas baskets
With the troubled economy and high unemployment, the need for assistance is great in many Terre Haute households this holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Billy E. Riley were united in marriage on Nov.
17 homes take part in 17th Annual Collett Park Christmas Craft Walk
Families strolled about Saturday's sunshine, up and down the northside streets around Collett Park, visiting neighbors and checking out crafts.
H1N1 vaccination clinics set for schools
The Vigo County School Corp. and Vigo County Health Department have scheduled several more H1N1 flu vaccination clinics in schools.
Wabash and Erie Canal Lock park nearing reality
A county park project that has been in the planning stages since 2002 will now become a reality as Vigo County officials learned Wednesday it has been awarded a $650,000 grant from the Indiana Department of Transportation.
Valley Town Comes Togeather To Help Family In Need
In the quiet town of Clinton, Indiana, compassion and love of neighbor seem to be values the people here embrace.
Vigo Schools start administering H1N1 vaccines
Third-grader John Michael McClain sat bravely and focused on a television program as registered nurse Dana Garcia injected the H1N1 flu vaccine into his arm Friday.
Wabash Valley Community Foundation Awards Grants
The Wabash Valley Community Foundation gave out more than $135,000 dollars in grants Wednesday.
Area educator awarded with two scholarships
Riley Elementary School Principal Dave Lotter congratulates Brazil resident Kathy L. Deal after she was awarded the Indiana Principals Leadership Academy Aspiring Administrator's Scholarship and the Lewis C. Bose Scholarship for Educational Leadership.
Trial dates set in child neglect case
Trial dates have been set in a child neglect case involving a premature baby. Christopher W. Wilson, 20, of Terre Haute, is scheduled to appear in Vigo Superior Court Division 3 on Thursday to request a reduction in bail, which is now set at $75,000 with no 10 percent allowed.