Lacey Watt is a News Editor at various publications, including the Princeton Daily Clarion and Greenfield Daily Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on family wellness, real estate development, and cultural events, while also exploring regional interests and world news. Lacey's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including the Boonville Standard and NewsBreak.
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Lacey Watt's coverage primarily focuses on local news within Greenfield, Indiana. She frequently reports on community development, government decisions, infrastructure improvements, and education-related topics.
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By: Lacey Watt
VINCENNES — The Knox County Council met Tuesday evening, where two preliminary resolutions for 10-year tax abatements were approved for two solar projects, the 2027 balance budget was passed and a new van for the Vincennes Township Fire Department dive team was approved.
VINCENNES — The Vincennes Board of Works approved a few additional changes to parking signs around and near Rivet High School and St. Parrish Xavier grounds during its Wednesday evening meeting.
VINCENNES — The Vincennes City Council passed its 2027 budget during its Wednesday evening meeting, moved forward on $2.5 million in general obligation bonds, and heard updates from the Salvation Army on its upcoming Red Kettle Campaign.
VINCENNES — From near and far, witches of all kinds will gather for their annual ride, Witches on Bikes, set to “take flight” at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24,
VINCENNES — The Vincennes Redevelopment Commission approved it’s spending plan for 2027 after hearing reports and updates on ongoing projects and tax increment financing districts, Thursday afternoon.
By: Lacey Watt
VINCENNES — Two Economic Development Agreements passed during the Knox County Commissioners meeting Tuesday evening, leading to numerous individuals expressing their concerns for their safety and overall solar.
Izzy Charest, left, hands out candies to kids as they arrive to the Mouzin Brothers Farms first Boo Bash, Thursday evening.
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Grandma loved to bake. That’s how my brother and I gave her the nickname Cookie Grandma.
By: Lacey WattEditor
VINCENNES — After more than 60 years at the corner of Second and Main Streets, Vincennes Beauty College announced it is moving to a new location at Willow Street Plaza.
