Jen Thompson

2 weeks ago | mywabashvalley.com | Jen Thompson

PARKE COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Early voting is underway in Parke County for the May 6 ‘Special Election.’“It’s been pretty steady,” Parke County Clerk Nicole Collings said. “We’ve had a steady flow off and on all day, each day,” she added. Parke County registered voters in the five precincts within the Southwest Park Community School Corporation are asked to vote yes or no regarding the increase of property taxes paid to Southwest Parke Community School Corporation by homeowners and businesses.

2 weeks ago | mywabashvalley.com | Jen Thompson

SHOALS, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Shoals High School was named a 2024 School of Excellence. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education announced Wednesday that Shoals High School was recognized as Indiana’s American College Application Campaign School of Excellence Award winner. The high school in Martin County is one of 26 schools nationwide recognized for its commitment to postsecondary student success, specifically for students from low-income backgrounds.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jen Thompson

SHOALS, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Shoals High School was named a 2024 School of Excellence. The Indiana Commission for Higher Education announced Wednesday that Shoals High School was recognized as Indiana’s American College Application Campaign School of Excellence Award winner. The high school in Martin County is one of 26 schools nationwide recognized for its commitment to postsecondary student success, specifically for students from low-income backgrounds.

3 weeks ago | mywabashvalley.com | Jen Thompson

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — In a moving ceremony held at CANDLES Holocaust Museum, students from Terre Haute South High School marked World Holocaust Remembrance Day by reflecting on the lives lost and the lessons history must continue to teach. The students toured the museum, which was founded by Holocaust survivor Eva Kor, and participated in a candle-lighting ceremony to honor the millions of Jews and others murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators during World War II.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jen Thompson

BRAZIL – 77 people remain without power this morning following an early morning crash within the city limits of Brazil. According to Rick Burger of Duke Energy, they were called out at approximately 4:30 am for a power outage after a vehicle had struck a transmission pole on Hendrix St.“It did affect the hospital (St. Vincent Clay), but we had them back up and running within an hour. They did have a generator,” said Burger.