The Indiana Economic Development Corporation had some major news coming from it's quarterly meeting held Thursday in Vincennes.
The session was chaired by Governor Eric Holcomb at Vincennes University and led by Secretary of Commerce David Rosenburg. They announced that the state had a record of $38.3 billion in capital investments, up $10 million from the previous year. Both men said they were pleased with the forward progress being made in statewide economic development efforts.
Boil order lifted for Petrolia Water District
Solar, trees on Bridgeport City Council agenda
Olney squirrel count dates on Saturday and Oct. 19
Olney is holding its 46th annual squirrel count.
VU Board Of Trustees reelects Sievers, honors Schach
The Board approved bids for a major addition to the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy on the Vincennes Campus.
Work through active organizations to help storm survivors
Visit the FEMA Volunteer and Donate page for a list of reputable organizations to direct donations.
Blood collection disrupted in Southeast; threat of storms persists through October
Learn more or schedule an appointment by visiting RedCrossBlood.org, calling 1-800-RED CROSS or by using the Red Cross Blood Donor App.
Petrolia Water District boil order issued
Great Bowls of Fire coming to Vincennes
The event features 20 teams of celebrity chefs competing for support of their chili and the United Way.
Lawrence County hazard mitigation plan focus of virtual meetings
Smith Sales closing after 81 years
Smith cites the pandemic, economic challenges, and changes in small-town America as reasons for the closure.
St. Francisville bridge closures scheduled
Lawrence County Memorial Hospital expands Therapy Services Department; open house, ribbon cutting scheduled
LCMH will host an open house and ribbon cutting on October 24.
Warrant arrest plus one in Bicknell incident
Gov. Holcomb activates Indiana National Guard to aid North Carolina hurricane relief
About a dozen Indiana National Guard airmen with the 181st Intelligence Wing, based in Terre Haute, will head to North Carolina.
Gov. Holcomb announces long-term plan to support children with high acuity needs
The plan is the result of a collaboration among the Family and Social Services Administration, Department of Correction, Department of Child Services, the Department of Education and the Governor’s Office.
Indiana Debate Commission asks Hoosier voters to submit questions in the race for governor
Questions will be vetted by members of the commission and accepted for full consideration through October 11. Hoosiers whose questions are selected also may be offered the opportunity to ask their questions on pre-taped video during the hour-long debate
Lawrenceville to flush water lines
On Monday, the process of flushing the water distribution lines will start and continue through the week of October 7-11.
BBB Scam Alert: 'Card declined' error may lead to multiple fraudulent charges
An error or “card declined” message may be a sign of a new twist on online shopping scams.
Rep. Niemerg legislation makes registering, voting by non-citizens illegal in Illinois
The legislation states that any person who is not a citizen of the United States and who knowingly registers to vote or knowingly votes in an election, including a municipal election, shall be guilty of a Class 4 felony.
Another man joins Newton man serving decades in prison for child sexual exploitation
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