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Vincennes Police are warning local businesses of counterfeit money. Recently, the Vincennes Police Department has taken several reports of local businesses receiving counterfeit bills. The bills

As a reminder, all city offices and departments will be closed on Monday, January 18, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. There will be no trash pickup and the city bus will not be in

The Washington Park and Recreation Board will hold a meeting on January 20th, at 7:00pm in the Council Chambers located at 200 Harned Avenue. All interested citizens and patrons of any of the three

The Daviess County Health Department released the latest COVID numbers on Thursday. 28 more cases of the virus have been diagnosed since Monday. That brings the total case count since the start of

Residents at Ketcham Memorial and the Rose House at 601 E. Race St., Odon, IN, have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccination. Ketcham administrator Kathy Wittmer said, “We are so

Randy Bouchie, Kyle Cornelius, and Tim Hedrick, who were elected to the Washington Community School Board in November’s election, took their oath of office on Thursday. It happened during the

Indiana State Police and Pike County Police Officers spent the night searching for two unidentified males, who fled on foot from police in Velpen. The suspects pulled off State Road 64 in Pike

On Thursday, the Indiana Department of Health reported 4,411 new cases of coronavirus across the state. That brings the total number of Hoosiers who’ve tested positive for COVID-19 to

The Indiana Department of Education is being investigated. The U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights says they’ve received complaints about the lack of quality education for

One of Indiana’s largest teachers’ unions says teachers are too far down on the coronavirus vaccination list. Sally Sloan with the Indiana chapter of the American Federation of Teachers