Saturday Nov 28 | Tribune-Star
Sewer system issue has city, redevelopment, education officials debating options
Many people probably don't realize it, but dozens of times each year, raw sewage from the city of Terre Haute flows directly into the Wabash River.
Student auction benefits Red Cross
As students prepared for Thanksgiving activities with family and friends, fifth-grade teacher Julie M. Bender wanted students gathered Wednesday at an assembly at Fuqua Elementary School to remember others.
Peru woman rescued by truck driver in 2-vehicle crash
A Peru woman whose car struck a stalled grain truck and caught fire was rescued by the truck driver Monday night, according to the Wabash Sheriff's Department.
First seven inducted into 'Local Legends' Walk of Fame
Seven plaques awaiting placement on North Ninth Street bear familiar names to history.
Exchange Club conducting annual 'Bikes For Tykes' program
The Exchange Club of Terre Haute is conducting a Bikes For Tykes campaign to underwrite the costs of providing tricycles and bicycles to the homes of needy children in the Wabash Valley for the holiday season.
Gunshots fired at Woodland, Wabash
Police have apprehended a man in the 700 block of South Webster Street after they responded to a shots-fired call.
JONESBORO - Lloyd W. Campbell, 87, passed away Friday, November 13, 2009. Lloyd was born in Wabash County, IN on November 14, 1921.
Valleya s Got Talent winner hopes to use contest as springboard
Bustin' moves at Seventh and Ohio streets Sunday afternoon, Marcus Tener hopes his talents are hip enough to hop onto the professional dance circuit.
No sympathy for terrorists The al-Qaida terrorist organization, which is reported to be holed up in the mountain regions of Pakistan and which killed 3,000-plus innocent Americans on 9/11 , is angry with President Obama because he is killing them with our drone aircraft.
State police found a methamphetamine lab in a West Canal Street home late Tuesday and arrested four people.
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.
3rd grade relives local history
Third-grader David Heiney, portraying John Chapman, signs an autograph for classmate Elizabeth Hendrickson.
Six people were arrested Sunday after police received a tip about methamphetamine sales in LaGrange.
6 arrested in 2 LaGrange drug raids
Six people faced charges Sunday after police found methamphetamine in two separate LaGrange raids.
Council to consider new sign option
Want to go What: Logansport City Council When: 5 p.m. Monday Where: City council chambers on the third floor of the City Building at 600 E. Broadway.
Police investigate armed robberies
Police in Wabash are investigating a string of armed robberies. The first happened around 10:30 p.m. Thursday.A Police say someone robbed the Village Market convenience store at gunpoint.
The Greater Progressive Baptist Church , 2215 John St., will honor Pastor Anthony R. Pettus Sr.
Police reports - Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009
Miami County arrests Oct. 17, 11:06 p.m., police arrested Wilson C. Leanndra, 18, 2500 block of East 300 North, on a charge of possession of marijuana under 30 grams and visiting a common nuisance.
EDITORIAL: ISU involvement in Riverscape good for community
The Riverscape project and the prospects for a revitalized downtown Terre Haute got a positive jolt last week from Indiana State University President Daniel Bradley.
Mark Bennett: Post-recession Terre Haute has an ace-in-the-hole in Isu
Gorillas command attention. And rightly so. Ignoring one - especially close by - can become a lost opportunity, if you enjoy living.