Vermillion County News

Ralph E. Delp, 85, Cloverdale, died on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009 at the Richard L. Roudebush Medical Center in Indianapolis.

The Center for Children's Services is embarking on its 115th year anniversary. To commemorate this milestone, the organization will celebrate Saturday in the Danville High School auditorium.

NEWPORT, Ind. -- Saloon owner Terry Mekosch has heard more stories than she can recall of people who have lost their jobs because of the decommissioning of the Newport Chemical Depot.

White Construction Inc., a Vermillion County-based contractor for renewable energy projects throughout North America, will expand its operations, creating up to 70 new jobs by 2012.

Telic Corp., a developer and manufacturer of United States military equipment, announced Thursday it will invest more than $1.2 million in the former Newport Chemical Depot in western Indiana, creating up to 500 jobs by 2010.

Pre-empting a vote about whether to open up the part of Army's Newport Chemical Depot to business development, a state economic development board headed by Gov.

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Vermillion County, Ind. deputies are still looking for a man who held up a couple in a restaurant parking lot.

The Vermillion County Sheriff's Department continues to search for the suspect in an armed robbery that occurred Friday night in the Beef House Restaurant parking lot.

A local grandma was arrested for selling her medication. Last night, detectives with the Vermillion County Sheriff's Department arrested 71-year-old Ida Jo Jenkins for selling her prescription medication.

Fountain County officials continue to consider joining nearby counties and municipalities in a self-funded insurance trust.

Orville Lynn Majors looks down as he escorted from the Clay County Courthouse after being convicted in 6 counts of murder.

The backlash over a Parke County woman's arrest for purchasing too much cold medicine during a seven-day period last spring has led one state legislator to look at improving a law.

The war on drugs has claimed another innocent victim, this time the reputation of a grandmother of triplets who was just out buying cold medicine.

The Vermillion County Indiana Homemakers are sponsoring the 12th Annual Bakersfest.

A grandmother of triplets in Indiana recently discovered what it means to be on the receiving end of a bad law and an overzealous, uncaring prosecutor.A Sally Harpold faces jail and a criminal record not for child abuse, extortion, or grand theft auto.A No; she's being prosecuted by Vermillion County District Attorney Nina Alexander for buying two ...

A South Bend man has been charged with criminal recklessness in connection with an accident that seriously injured Parke County sheriff's deputy James Awbrey.

The war on drugs has claimed another innocent victim, this time the reputation of a grandmother of triplets who lives in Indiana and was just out buying cold medicine for family members.

Nothing like stupid people with guns, eh? Sally Harpold, an Indiana grandmother of triplets , bought two boxes of cold medication in less than a week.

Weather has not cooperated with farmers in Vermillion County, Ind. Harvesting is postponed until the sun is able to dry out the crops.