RDC Discusses Housing, Sidewalks & Road Plans
The Vincennes Redevelopment Commission is moving forward on several projects aimed at improving local neighborhoods and infrastructure. Plans are taking shape for a new housing rehabilitation program that would purchase and renovate rundown homes within TIF districts.
Qualkenbush to Receive “Spirit of ’76” Award
Vincennes Director of Veterans Affairs Martin Qualkenbush has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the city’s Spirit of ’76 Award. The Fourth of July Committee says Qualkenbush earned the honor for his dedication to local veterans
VU Pharmacy Tech Program Accredited
Vincennes University’s Pharmacy Technology program has once again earned national accreditation. The American Society of Health-System Pharmacists and the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education have extended VU’s accreditation through 2028. The decision follows a detailed review of
Vacancy on Decker Town Board
A vacancy now exists on the Decker Town Board following the passing of Tom Culp. Republicans interested in filling the remainder of the term—through December 31, 2027—are invited to submit a letter of interest. To qualify, applicants
First Silkie Hike Set for Saturday
The Vincennes chapter of Irreverent Warriors is preparing to host its inaugural Silkie Hike this Saturday, June 28, as part of a national movement to combat veteran suicide through camaraderie and humor. The event is named for
Indiana Adds Jobs, Beats U.S. Rate
Indiana’s unemployment rate held steady at 3.7% in May, remaining below the national rate of 4.2%, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. The state’s labor force participation rate was 63.7%, also higher than the national