Remembering the ’78 Blizzard
Forty years ago, on Jan. 25, 1978, one the only true blizzard in a lifetime hit Indiana. It brought 15 inches of snow and wind chills of 50 below zero. People were stuck in their houses for days
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US Flags in Knox County are at Half-Staff
All American Flags in Knox County should be flying at half-staff. Knox County Commissioners President Kellie Streeter has made a request the flags be lowered in honor of Lt. Clay Cullen, a
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INDOT Tackles Potholes After Dealing with Extreme Temperatures
(AP) — The Indiana Department of Transportation is warning motorists to watch out for crews fixing potholes. INDOT said Tuesday it’s allowing work crews across the state to close travel
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Hometown Collaboration Team Wants Your Input
If you are one of those who feels your voice is not heard when it comes to your community …you are encouraged to attend a forum January 30th. A program called Hometown
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Winter Clean-Up Cost Announced
It cost 50,000 to clear Daviess County roads during the last bout of snow and ice. That was the report from Daviess County Highway Superintendent Phil Cornelius. He told the County
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Commissioners Answer Questions on ONB Building and Horseshoes
Daviess County Councilman Mike Sprinkle addressed the Daviess County Commissioners Tuesday on a couple of issues. Mike Sprinkle asked about what plans the Commissioners had for the ONB building
Continue Reading »Unemployment Numbers Down Again
The state unemployment rate is at a six month low. The state Department of Workforce Development says the state’s jobless rate is at 3-point-4-percent, down from 3-point-7-percent in
Continue Reading »House Passes Their Sunday Sales Measure
(NETWORK INDIANA) It’s now just a matter of time before Indiana legalizes Sunday alcohol sales. A day after the Senate voted overwhelmingly to lift the century-old ban, the House has
Continue Reading »Indiana Senate Panel Delays Vote on Hate Crime Bill
(AP) — An Indiana Senate committee delayed voting on legislation targeting hate crimes. The move by Senate Corrections and Criminal Law Committee Chairman Mike Young comes after an emotionally
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Woman Charged After Holding Her Hand Over Toddler’s Mouth
22-year-old Makayla Carpenter is facing criminal charges after court records indicate she held her hand over her 2-year-old son’s mouth for 45 minutes, which made it hard for him to
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