Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of January.
Good morning, Terre Haute.
Terre Haute, Indiana, now mandates residents to register dogs and cats over three months old, with fees varying based on the pet's neuter status and license duration.
Terre Haute local Shannon Steele is organizing donations for North Carolina families still living in tents after hurricanes, with a community-wide call to action for support.
The Terre Haute Children's Museum to hold its fifth annual Son Plus Fun One Glow Party for boys under 12 and their significant female figures on Feb.
8, featuring activities like experiments, limo rides, and interactive educational entertainment.
Indiana Landmarks has allocated over $6 million in grants to various projects across Indiana in 2024 to support the preservation and appreciation of historically significant sites.
Three alumni, including a venture capitalist, a state senator, and the youngest mayor of Terre Haute, are set to be inducted into the Terre Haute South High School Hall of Distinction.
'She Kills Monsters' is being performed by the Rose-Hulman Drama Club at Hatfield Hall Theater, with shows scheduled for the weekend, exploring themes of grief and discovery through a Dungeons and Dragons storyline.
The Vigo County School Corporation will start two hours later than usual on Wednesday.
Terre Haute begins enforcing a long-standing regulation requiring all residents to register dogs and cats over three months old, now accept applications online and in person.
Indiana State Sycamores vs. Northern Iowa Panthers Basketball Game
This event features a competitive basketball game between the Indiana State Sycamores and the Northern Iowa Panthers at the historic Hulman Center.
Unsinkable Women: Stories and Songs from the Titanic
This event at Indiana State University presents a historical retelling of the experiences of women aboard the Titanic through stories and music.
Luminous Strings: British Rock Music by Candlelight
Experience a live string quartet performing arrangements of British rock music surrounded by candlelight, complemented by a cash bar and light desserts.
Get Ready: A Motown Experience
This event offers a nostalgic journey through the iconic Motown era, showcasing the smooth harmonies and choreography of legendary groups like The Temptations.
Terre Haute Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Indiana
The Terre Haute Polar Plunge invites families to participate in a fun charity event benefiting Special Olympics Indiana, fostering inclusion and teamwork among athletes with and without disabilities.
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