Matthew Crane

Couples Tim and Trefin Luker and Derrick and Amy Williams have opened Fore! on Fourth.

This article was written in partnership with Visit Dubois County. You can never really tell who will win the Rock Lotto. “I feel like a lot of us will make guesses about who’s going to win, but I don’t feel like we’re ever really consistent about actually being able to pick who’s going to win,”...

On Thursday evening, The Heart of Jasper, Jasper Strassenfest Committee, and the City of Jasper held a special celebration at Jaycee Park that included food trucks, extended pool hours, live music, and a drone show. See some photos below.

“We can both be first mates,” Steven Dunn hollered playfully at Kate Letterman Conway from the stage at the Jasper Arts Center. He, along with Kate, is part of a group of volunteers associated with Actors Community Theatre’s Rising Stars Children’s Theatre, a camp put on by the nonprofit for third through eighth grade students...

About a year ago, Jen and Franklin Quimbaya launched their food truck, La Tricolor, serving up the sweet flavors of Colombia around the area. As they became more popular, many customers asked about more traditional foods like empanadas and arepas. “Maybe in the future,” Franklin said at the time. The idea took root, and about...

ICE operations targeting immigrants through minor traffic stops in Dubois County and surrounding Southern Indiana communities have sparked widespread fear, misinformation and community disruption — prompting a local nonprofit to mobilize resources and push for an organized rapid response network.

Story provided in partnership with Visit Dubois County. Jay Baker estimates that more than 5,000 children in Dubois County have received shoes since the county hosted its signature country music festival, Red White and Boots, six years ago. During the Christmas season, Rally Point & the Jasper RWB committee partner with RWB sponsors, such as...

Over the course of 13 days, cyclists—many of them survivors, officers, retirees, and family members—travel nearly 1,000 miles across Indiana, stopping in communities to meet with survivors, share memorials, and ensure that the service and sacrifice of Indiana’s fallen heroes are never forgotten. What began in 2002 as a ride to Washington, D.C. has grown...

Huntingburg Volunteer Firefighter Josh Hemmer demonstrated how hard it is to see in the smoke-filled house. Though it was a simulation, the fog machines used for the training can create a heavy, thick smoke effect similar to what is encountered in a real fire. During yesterday’s training, firefighters had little to no visibility and relied on all their senses to find and extinguish the fire.

Southwest Indiana —Soil and Water Conservation Districts from Dubois, Knox, Warrick, Pike, Gibson, and Spencer Counties are partnering to host the Reclaiming Southwest Soils Workshop on August 11, 2026, a region-wide educational event dedicated to helping landowners and managers improve productivity and ecological health on reclaimed mine ground.