Greg Keller

Young Kaimen Staley was a big advocate for his dog, Maverick, at the inaugural dog show at Fox Ridge Manor on Friday. Maverick was selected as having the Most Personality of the four dogs present for the show. Pictured with Maverick and Kaimen is Kaimen’s mother, Aubrey Waller.

For the past two months, I’ve tried my hand at something new.

VINCENNES — Little Free Libraries have been gone, but not forgotten.

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Tim Kirk (at left), Director of Grants and Program Development at KCARC, operates a Light Sound device for Robert Devin, as his mother, Kim, looks on. The device measures light and emits sounds, and will give the visually impaired a chance to experience the April 8 solar eclipse.

VINCENNES — Knox County Sheriff Doug Vantlin and his staff could scarcely be more ready to open their new spaces at an expanded and improved county jail.

Lena Beamish holds her “Skeltie” prize for winning Thursday’s Red Skelton Comedy Showcase. Presenting the award to Beamish was Anne Pratt, Executive Director of the Red Skelton Center.

Work continues on a daunting, perhaps never-ending project — digitizing and documenting Black history in Vincennes and Knox County.

Thirty years ago, Stephanie Rees earned the title of Illiana Watermelon Queen.

Playwright David Henry Hwang, director Leigh Silverman and Daniel Dae Kim (Photo by Sergio Villarini for Broadway.com)