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VINCENNES — In honor of veterans in the Vincennes community and across the nation, Vincennes University held its annual Veterans Day Program, Nov. 10, at the Red Skelton Performing Arts
VINCENNES — The Vincennes Community School Board is taking steps to preserve its ability to address future building improvements, equipment purchases and other district needs through a proposed multi-year financing
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Harrison Card, a Dixie Bee Elementary fourth grader, has been assisting with the school’s annual Thanksgiving food drive since first grade.
The company planning a Battery Energy Storage System, or BESS, for the Sandcut area of Vigo County has scheduled an open house for 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the
The Indianapolis Zoo’s Uproar Conservation Challenge has received awards in two categories in the 6th Annual Anthem Awards for social impact.
I remember reading something that had been written by a famous nurse (probably Florence Nightingale) that pets were great companions for a person suffering from a long illness.
Some individuals get Veterans Day and Memorial Day confused. Memorial Day is to remember the fallen. Veterans Day is a celebration of living individuals who served our country along with
After 37 years as a family business, Portage’s iconic Depot Dog is for sale after storm damage forced owner Derrick Bass to reconsider his future. Now, he hopes a new
About 150 people gathered at Crown Point's historic courthouse Wednesday to honor military veterans, reflect on their sacrifices and hear a call for continued support.
A local judge Tuesday did not grant state leaders’ requests to dismiss Memphis-Shelby County Schools’ lawsuit against the state takeover.
Two new studies find that students who narrowly fail reading tests subsequently learn more, even though most are never held back.