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All city offices and departments will be closed on Wednesday, November 11th in observance of Veterans’ Day. There will be no trash pick-up and the city bus will not be in operation. The Recycling

According to the Washington Times Herald, a long-time resident of Washington has finally earned his high school diploma. Andy White was scheduled to graduate from Washington High School in 1967.

One annual event is still ago for the Holiday season. The Princeton Christmas Parade is still scheduled to be held on Saturday, December fifth in downtown Princeton. This year has a unique theme as

Indiana State Police arrested a Santa Claus Indiana man after a traffic stop on Friday. Police were patrolling I-64 when one officer stopped the driver of a pickup truck for making an unsafe lane

Former University of Evansville coach Walter McCarty is fighting back. McCarty filed a complaint against Old National Bank last week. His attorney released a statement, saying “Old National

The country’s 50th Safe Haven Baby Box has a home in Indiana. The box, which cost around 15-thousand dollars, was installed at a local fire station in Muncie and honored with a celebration.

On Sunday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 4,689 new cases of coronavirus across the state. That brings the total number of Hoosiers who’ve been infected with the virus to

The Daviss County Health Department reported several new cases of COVID-19 on Friday. The Health Department said 33 more cases have been diagnosed in the county since Wednesday. That brings the

The Washington Township Fire Department responded to a report of storage shed on fire on sugar land road around 7:25 on Friday. Firefighters extinguished an interior fire in the shed, but the cause

The next Farmers to Families food distribution will take place at the Daviess County Fairgrounds in Elnora on Thursday, November 12th. They will be distributing food from 5:15pm until 7:30pm or