Vincennes, United States (Local)
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A group takes advantage of the warm temperatures Wednesday afternoon and plays a game of pickleball. A group of local pickleball enthusiasts are seeking financial support to restore the heavily used courts at Gregg Park.
Today is America Recycles Day, and staff members of the Knox County Solid Waste Management District are marking the occasion with a ribbon cutting ceremony that’s been some two years in the making.
Mayor Joe Yochum says area residents may soon be able to avoid the long, frustrating delays at a number of the city’s railroad crossings.
Members of the Black History Preservation Project hope that as families gather for Thanksgiving feasts this week, they will make time to create new memories while sifting through ones of
Locals stroll among the vendors at the First City Christkindlmarkt and Festival at Sixth and Main streets last year. The traditional German holiday gala will be back Dec. 1-2, this time on Patrick Henry Square.
Rhonda Meade, an employee at Attic Salt Boutique, 502 Main St., works to change out the mannequin in the window ahead of today’s Small Business Saturday event. Local business owners are hoping residents here Shop Small today.
Members of the Black History Preservation Project say their first Harvest of History event, held Saturday, garnered a number of significant photographs from Knox County’s past.
Vincennes Animal Shelter Director Leah Reagan says her Christmas wish list is simple this year — “pet adoption.”
Organizers say progress is being made on the development of a new waterfront park meant to honor the indigenous peoples who once lived on the banks of the Wabash River.
NEW ALBANY – Purdue Extension Floyd County was abuzz with activity Saturday as thousands of area residents swarmed the grounds for its annual Pollinator Day.
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