Lacey Watt

Indiana

Reporter at Greenfield Daily Reporter

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Articles

City Council holds public hearings, approves utilities assessment

1 week ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

VINCENNES — The Vincennes City Council held two public hearings and approved a free utilities assessment through Veregy at its Monday meeting. Two public hearings were held at the beginning of the meeting, one on the 10-year abatement on for the Bierhaus Flats, and one about a vacation of property on the corner of 19th and Buntin Streets. There was no public comment for the two hearings.
BOW opens bids for training facility, approves MOU for cameras at railroad crossings

1 week ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

VINCENNES — The Vincennes Board of Works opened bids for a new fire department training facility and approved the funds for a new feature on the city's app that will allow for the public to know when trains are stopped at railroad crossings throughout town at it's Monday evening meeting. Board members opened five bids for the new fire department training facility and took those under advisement to further look at numbers in time for the next meeting.
One Seed, One Community; KCSL embarks on community growing project

1 week ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

VINCENNES — As the weather warms, the Knox County Seed Library has an abundance of seeds available to the public to try their hand at growing and gardening, and is encouraging the community to grow a not-so-local bean through its "One Seed, One Community" project. Two of the many KCSL founding members, Terri Talarek King and Patti Coffey, said the seed library is located near the sun room in the Knox County Public Library and is free for anyone to utilize.
County Council approves initial resolutions for two possible tax abatements

1 week ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

VINCENNES — The Knox County Council met Tuesday early evening, where they passed initial resolutions for two different tax abatements within Knox County. A representative from Martin Brothers Distributing, a broad-line food distributor based out of Cedar Falls, Iowa, addressed the board that the company was looking at acquiring what is currently Wabash Foods off of Ramsey Road, with the plan to update and bring the building up to "modern times" for a new distribution center.
Predicting my future

1 week ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

Last weekend I decided it was time for me to do some spring cleaning of my Google Drive. I had almost no more space left to upload photos, and noticed that some documents saved were dated for 10-plus years ago. I thought it was safe to say I probably don't need to hold onto them anymore. In doing so, I came across a homework submission from my freshman year in high school that was 14-year-old me explaining where I saw myself in five years and then 10 years. I was pretty accurate.
Careers galore; Knox County students attend VCSC career fair

1 week ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt |Victoria A. Shinkle

VINCENNES - More than 120 businesses gathered together in Lincoln High School’s gymnasium for the Vincennes Community School Corporation (VCSC) Career Fair for Knox County students on Thursday. For the fair, juniors and seniors from North Knox, South Knox and Rivet high schools joined Lincoln High School and Clark Middle School students for the opportunity to look around and ask business questions about different career paths. “We’re just so thankful for all of the businesses that are here today.
Butterflies; Baritone reflects on family history, gives voice to Holocaust victims, survivors

2 weeks ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

VINCENNES — Community members gathered at the Shircliff Theatre on Vincennes University's campus to hear "Butterflies: A Recital Confronting Our Past, Insuring the Future" Tuesday evening. Kyle Forehand, a Arkansas native, studies at The Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. Alongside music and storytelling, Forehand talked about confronting his family's history and his search for peace, redemption and justice, as his great-grandfather served membership of the Nazi Party.
Decker Town Council discusses sirens, storm safety

2 weeks ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

DECKER — April showers and storms encouraged a discussion at the Decker Town Council meeting Monday evening about storm safety within the town and the siren system for Knox County. It was discussed at the meeting there was some confusion during the last storms to roll through, when Gibson County sirens were activated, but sirens in Decker remained silent.
Butterflies; Baritone reflects on family history, gives voice to Holocaust victims, survivors

2 weeks ago | messenger-inquirer.com | Lacey Watt

VINCENNES — Community members gathered at the Shircliff Theatre on Vincennes University’s campus to hear “Butterflies: A Recital Confronting Our Past, Insuring the Future” Tuesday evening. Kyle Forehand, a Arkansas native, studies at The Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University. Alongside music and storytelling, Forehand talked about confronting his family’s history and his search for peace, redemption and justice, as his great-grandfather served membership of the Nazi Party.
Marvels all around; Couple welcomes their "eclipse baby" to the world

2 weeks ago | suncommercial.com | Lacey Watt

VINCENNES — Just a few days shy of one year ago, Sarah Steamer and her husband, Dan, came to Vincennes to witness a marvel, and little did they know then, they also left with their own. On April 7, 2024, Sarah and Dan embarked on an approximate 300-mile journey from Elgin, Illinois to Vincennes to join their good friends Maggie and Sean Buchar, and their four-year-old daughter, Mila, to witness the solar eclipse in totality and attend the Dark Side of the Wabash Festival.