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Vermillion County, In. – Thirteen Challenges were filed with the Vermillion County Clerk on candidates in the upcoming primary. On Wednesday the Election Board made their final decision on the challenges. Of the 13 challenges the election board only denied 4. The reason for the challenges was because certain candidates did not meet the requirement for Indiana's Two-Primary Law for partisan elections. This means those candidates who want to run for either political party must have voted in that party's primary in the last two elections. Candidates who were denied a spot on the ballot can take action at a higher level if they're unhappy with the results.
Lawrence County drivers reminded of Child Passenger Safety Week
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2026 Red Hill High School Homecoming schedule released
Farm harvest safety reminders for drivers
Southwestern Indiana fugitive arrested in Illinois after multi-county chase
Governor Braun proclaims Indiana Rail Safety Week September 21-27
City of Lawrenceville to begin hydrant flushing
Rose visits Lawrence County on district-wide listening tour
Lawrence County (ILL.) man charged with child sex crime
LCMH promotes Diesser to Lead Cardiopulmonary Nurse
IECC District #529 passes budget and district plans
Lawrence County Fall Festival entertainment rescheduled
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New solar project moving forward in Knox County
Lawrence Public Library is solid financial shape for the future
United Way of Knox County Day of Caring Set for September 17–18
