Man Arrested For Stealing Vehicle, Possessing Drugs
A man was recently arrested for allegedly stealing a vehicle and possessing drugs.
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Pierceton Man Arrested For Two Cases Involving Intimidation, Home Improvement Fraud
KOSCIUSKO — A Pierceton man was recently arrested on two warrants regarding intimidation and home improvement fraud. In the first case, Kevin Lee Staley, 47, 401 E. Keith St., Pierceton; also showing an address of 322 Bayou St., Vincennes, is being charged with intimidation, a level 6 felony; … Read More
10 Great Indiana Day Trip Ideas Museum Offers Relaxation And Adventure
INDIANAPOLIS — As Hoosiers plan their summer break away from the hustle, bustle and day-to-day responsibilities, the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites is offering 12 day trip ideas for multi-generational adventures. The 10-site museum system features inspiring historic places in locations throughout the state of Indiana. Angel … Read More
Batman Makes Special Visit To Boy Battling Cancer
INDIANAPOLIS — Nathan Messmer, 8, is battling cancer and muscular dystrophy. The Vincennes Police Department and his community honored him on his way to Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health for radiation. A special guest also made an appearance to meet the little boy Tuesday, Aug. 11, … Read More
Murphy Continues Record-Setting Season On Track
BLOOMINGTON –Vincennes University sophomore Robert Murphy added to his string of accolades during the 2015 season Saturday when he established a new NJCAA season mark and shattered his own VU school record in the 3000 Meter Steeplechase at the Billy Hayes Invitational, hosted by Indiana University. In addition to … Read More
‘Indiana at 200’ — William Henry Harrison Shaped Indiana from Vincennes
EDITORS NOTE: This is the start of a series of essays leading up to the celebration of the Indiana Bicentennial In December 2016. The essays focus on the top 100 events, ideas and historical figures of Indiana, in chronological order, tying each to a place or current event … Read More
‘Indiana at 200’ — First Church Congregation Still Thriving in Vincennes
By ANDREA NEAL Roman Catholics claim bragging rights to Indiana’s oldest church. Jesuit missionaries visited the French fort at Vincennes within months of its establishment in 1732. A resident priest, Sebastian Meurin, arrived in 1748. People have been worshiping at St. Francis Xavier Church ever since. “If the … Read More