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ROBINSON — The Crawford County Board approved adding a referendum on a public safety sales tax to the November general election during its Thursday evening meeting.

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LAWRENCEVILLE — The Lawrenceville City Council approved the reappointments of members to the police pension board, police commission board, and zoning boar

SUMNER — The City of Sumner announced that it has recently applied and approved submission for a grant to gain more funding for roadwork during its Tuesday evening meeting.

LAWRENCEVILLE — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released the report from its June 9 site visit to the Lawrenceville Water Treatment Plant

VINCENNES — The Knox County Commissioners reviewed and approved recommendations for rezoning ordinances for housing projects within the county at the Tuesday evening meeting, with others to be added to

Representatives of Knox County’s Veterans Treatment Court accepted its first donation from Ubelhor GMC Cadillac for $820.

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VINCENNES — Wabash Valley Progressives and others in the community plan a peaceful protest and walk starting at 2 p.m. at the courthouse Aug. 29 to spread awareness of the