Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 3rd of April.
Good morning, Terre Haute.
Hydrite is supporting local hunger relief by partnering with ISU Athletics in its Steals for Meals program, while a flood warning for the Wabash River advises drivers to avoid flooded roads in Terre Haute as Pottsville Street is already impacted.
Don Wycliff, who graduated from Schulte High School in 1965, will return to Terre Haute for a book signing and reception on April 25 at 1 p.m. at Logan's Rib-eye (100 S.
Fruitridge) where he will discuss his memoir 'Before the Byline: A Journalist’s Roots.'
The Swope Art Museum in downtown Terre Haute will reopen in coming weeks with a fresh look and improved accessibility; it will feature new displays and an upgraded elevator (ensuring easier patron access) as curator Amy MacLennan and executive director Anthony Dinkel share plans for expanded gallery space.
A new report shows Ivy Tech Community College Terre Haute/Greencastle boosted the region’s income by over $162 million and supported nearly 2,200 jobs.
The study highlights the clear economic impact from its students, alumni, and operations.
Indiana First Lady Maureen Braun announced that every child under age 5 is now eligible to receive a free monthly book from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library as it expands to all 92 counties — a milestone boosting early literacy with over 140,000 enrolled.
Indiana's public colleges unveiled reports on program costs on Wednesday after a 2024 law demanded more spending transparency.
State officials said the new data answers some questions — and raises others.
A Terre Haute family debuted their remodeled truck Monkey Business at Full Throttle Monster Trucks Mechanical Mayhem in Fort Wayne on March 7 and 8.
The truck honors the memory of a lost family member and brings joy to kids and fans.
2026 West Central Indiana Outdoor Expo
10 AM – 5 PM — Vigo County Fairgrounds — Admission details not specified — Explore outdoor activities and local attractions at this family-friendly expo.
Strassenfest - German Culture Celebration
11 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Terre Haute German Oberlandler Club — Cash only — Experience a vibrant day of German culture and community spirit at this family-friendly festival.
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