Jenny McNeece

VINCENNES — The Knox County Commissioners on Tuesday approved amendments to an existing ordinance they say will better protect county residents from future solar development.

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I’ve never been a plant person.

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My first “big girl” job was at the Louisville Courier-Journal in Louisville, Kentucky.

VINCENNES — The Knox County Commissioners this week took up a zoning request that would allow for a housing project inside the U.S. 41 Industrial Park.

VINCENNES —The Knox County Commissioners this week took the next step in spending federal grant dollars aimed at making county roads safer for pedestrians and motorists alike.

When I was young, there was an old military tank that sat at the top of the steepest hill in our city park.

The Vincennes University Communication and Media Department on Thursday held a ceremony honoring the recipients of five broadcasting scholarships for the Fall 2026 semester. Pictured from left are Jenna Schleter,

The Vincennes University Communication and Media Department on Thursday held a ceremony honoring the recipients of five broadcasting scholarships for the Fall 2026 semester. Pictured from left are Jenna Schleter, who received a portion of the James Jernigan Electronic Media Scholarship; Sherman Whiteside, winner of the Al Rerko Broadcasting Scholarship; Ashlee Weder, recipient of the Gary Lee Scholarship; and Anden West, who received the Brad Deetz Broadcasting Scholarship. Not pictured is Jace Gambill, the second recipient of the James Jernigan Electronic Media Scholarship.