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- Clark and Jasper County Farm Bureau Manager Lindsey Vogt Earns IFBCM Certification
Martinsville, Ill. – Clark and Jasper County Farm Bureau Manager Lindsey Vogt recently completed all requirements to earn designation as an Illinois… - Marshall’s North Number Streets Ready for Halloween
Marshall’s North Number Streets are getting into the Halloween spirit! Homes along North 7th, North 8th and surrounding streets are decorated for the season, welcoming another year of costumes, candy and neighborhood festivities. - Casey City Council Report: Regular Meeting held October 5, 2026
Casey City Council Reviews Infrastructure Projects, Unsafe Properties and Economic Development The Casey City Council met in regular session on Monday, October… - Mystery-themed Dine with a Doc® to be held October 28, 2026
Where were YOU when the scammers came calling? Before anyone starts rounding up suspects, Senior Education Ministries, Inc. invites area seniors, veterans,… - Wabash Activity Center, Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra String Quartet to host ‘Creepy Classics by Candlelight’ – October 28, 2026
Ghosts, goblins, and gorgeous string music await! Join the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra String Quartet for Creepy Classics, a one-of-a-kind candlelight concert filled with Halloween-inspired music and hauntingly good arrangements for string quartet. Relax with light appetizers, refreshments, and a glass of wine while candlelight sets the mood for an evening of spooky melodies, autumn charm, and musical magic. Costumes are optional, but a good time is guaranteed! - Martinsville City Council Meeting Report: September 23, 2026
Martinsville City Council met in regular session on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. All members of the council were present for roll call.…
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