Vincennes News

The discovery of drugs near a southern Indiana school leaves one man behind bars Wednesday.

The Army Corps of Engineers has a team in Vincennes to carry out a $430,000 study of the levees that have protected the city since the 1950's. The Wabash River is out of its banks and lapping against the levee that has protected the city for a half century.

Frank and Louise Coomes of Richland, Ind., plan to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the American Legion in Rockport, Ind.

Detective Bill Dougherty. He says the truck stalled in the backwater, before she hit the deep part and the current.

Seth Miller, 27, and Ivy Smith, 21, both of Winslow, Ind., are in Pike County Jail with a $250 cash bond.

On Saturday, Hoosier Lottery held the latest draw for Hoosier Lotto which currently has the largest state-run jackpot in the United States.

VINCENNES, Ind. - Joyce Cornelison and her daughter, Erin Barrett, giggled with excitement as they moved from one station to the next in the Clark Middle School cafeteria on a recent Saturday morning.

Beginning Jan. 26, folks interested in getting practical, hands-on, university-backed training in Plainfield can go to www.vulogistics.com for class schedules.

A southern Indiana county that has already landed a $70-million dollar turkey processing plant is working to make the deal even better for the company and future employees.

VINCENNES, Ind. — The Vincennes Sun-Commercial has named Bill Ferguson the new publisher of the state's oldest newspaper.

Russell "Kriss" Holland, 33, pleaded guilty last week in U.S. District Court in Benton, Ill., to a single charge of engaging in illicit sexual conduct with a minor.

A snow-white owl that's a frequent sight in the Arctic created a stir among Indiana birdwatchers when it recently stopped in the state's southwestern corner.

"The pilgrimage is an ancient tradition in the church going back 2,000 years," said Steve Dabrowski, director of youth and young adult ministry.

A snow-white owl that's a frequent sight in the Arctic created a stir among Indiana birdwatchers when it recently stopped in the state's southwestern corner.