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Vincennes radio station wins community service award
Blazer 91.1 WVUB, the radio station at Vincennes University in Vincennes, Ind., has won the Indiana Broadcasters Association's Community Involvement Award.
Faith calendar for Nov. 14, 2009
DAMIAN SCHMELZ, OSB, a Benedictine monk of St. Meinrad Archabbey in St. Meinrad, Ind., and pastor of St.
Evansville Executive Inn razing to begin 'within weeks'
Browning Investments, an Indianapolis-based firm, plans to close on the purchase of the hotel either on Monday or shortly afterward, said Jamie Browning, a vice president with the company.
Industrial expansion sign of recovery
Business leaders in southern Indiana said they are seeing some signs of recovery in the local economy.
Here's a list of the Trick-or-Treating times in the Wabash Valley! Terre Haute, IN Oct.
Money put toward University Parkway extension
Even while local officials look for evidence of the state's promise to help them pay to build University Parkway up to Indiana 66, they approved the use of certain funds for the first stage of the project.
Mother, son arrested for pot on porch
A southern Indiana woman and her son were arrested after police found pot on the porch of their home.
NRA, Others Urge Depreciation Extension
The Depreciation Fairness Coalition, led by the National Restaurant Association, sent a letter to each member of the U.S. Congress urging an extension of the 15-year depreciation schedule for restaurant improvements and new construction, leasehold improvements, and retail improvements that is set to expire at the end of 2009.
ISP: Teen couple arrested for child neglect
A quick trip to the gas station turns into four arrests for Indiana State Police.
Another monument for Vincennes, this time Tecumseh
Peter "Wolf" Toth puts the finishing touches on a large sculpture of Chief Tecumseh that will be dedicated on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. EDT at a site along the Wabash River near the intersection of First and Hart streets in Vincennes, Ind.
Knox County Appliance Company Used For Military Work
A Knox County facility that makes glass-ceramic cooktops and flat glass for home appliances will be used as a new hub for military defense work.
Gov. Daniels to Start Two-Day Tri-State Tour on Tuesday
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels will be in Vincennes, IN Tuesday morning to kick off a two-day tour of the Tri-State. Governor Daniels will be at the Schott production plant at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday to announce the expansion of its specialty glass manufacturing operations.
Births published week of Oct. 5 to 10
Richard Dale and Martha Jean Wagler of Montgomery announce the birth of their son, Ryan David Wagler.
Police: Man drunk, went to wrong house
Police in Vincennes said they also arrested a man who was so drunk he couldn't find his home.
Arrest made in church burglary
Police in southern Indiana caught a break in a series of church and business burglaries.
In running her own business, Dana Thomas gets the most satisfaction from repeat customers who stop by The Red Poppy gift shop, at 2820 Lincoln Ave., at least once a month to see what new merchandise she has stocked.
Teen Facing Preliminary Charges For Monday Stabbing
A Bloomington teen has been taken to a juvenile detention facility in Vincennes following a reported stabbing of another teen.
These awards were presented at the Indiana Emergency Response Conference: Chris Meyers, Whitley County EMS ; Geoffrey Crist, Osolo EMS in Elkhart County ; Memorial Hospital Ambulance Service, Jasper ; Knox County EMS, Vincennes ; Charles B. Sims, Columbus Regional Hospital Ambulance Service ; Tyler Clements, Washington County Sheriff's Department ; ...
Superior Essex lets workers go
After 40 years of business, the Superior Essex Plant south of Vincennes is letting the last of its workers go.
Tax Incentives Expiring for Small Businesses
The House Committee on Small Business held a hearing on how some expiring tax incentives, such as the research and development credit and clean energy incentives, would affect small businesses.