K.C.R.C PUBLIC HEARING
A large crowd was on hand for a public hearing at the Knox County Courthouse in Vincennes Thursday evening hosted by the Knox County Redevelopment Commission. They are proposing to expand the area
Continue Reading »A large crowd was on hand for a public hearing at the Knox County Courthouse in Vincennes Thursday evening hosted by the Knox County Redevelopment Commission. They are proposing to expand the area
Continue Reading »The Lawrence County Sheriffs Department took two Knox County Indiana subjects into custody Thursday. 37 year old Thomas Bland of Vincennes was charged with Driving While License Suspended and was
Continue Reading »The Crawford County States Attorneys office reports that a Crawford County man was sentenced to prison this week in Crawford County Circuit Court. Roger Holcomb of Robinson was given three years in
Continue Reading »Former Vincennes Mayor Terry Mooney has died. He passed away this week. Mooney served two terms as mayor from 2000 through 2008. Prior to be elected mayor, Mooney was a former Vincennes police
Continue Reading »Vincennes Mayor Joe Yochum has announced that Sonny Pinkstaff has resigned as chief of the Vincennes Fire Department. Pinkstaff had been chief for 5 years and during those years made great strides
Continue Reading »Lawrence County officials have informed WAKO News that the County Board Finance Committee will meet in conjunction with the Lawrence County Ambulance Board early next month. The session is
Continue Reading »The Lawrence County Memorial Hospital Board has a new member. Dennis Zehner was officially seated his week. The Board was also formally introduced to new hospital plant operations manager John
Continue Reading »The Lawrence County Sheriffs Department Wednesday arrested 33 year old James Thomlinson of Robinson for Failure to Appear in Court. He was booked into the Lawrence County Jail and was later
Continue Reading »Good Samaritans Breast Care Center in Vincennes was recently granted $11,000 to be used for innovative projects for breast cancer screenings and diagnostic and support services not otherwise
Continue Reading »Reports out of Mt Carmel indicate that developers are planning to construct a $5 million dollar 24 bed acute care behavorial health facility on the west side of the city. Representatives with
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