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in Terre Haute
Friday, April 4th, 2025
Good morning, Terre Haute. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of April.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ On Wednesday night, severe weather struck New Goshen — causing widespread damage with downed power lines, uprooted trees and a destroyed garage. Residents expressed shock at the heavy winds and have begun cleanup efforts while supporting one another. WTWO
- ➤ DeBaun Funeral Homes and Crematory celebrated 100 years of service to the community after State Rep. Bob Heaton presented a certificate in recognition of their work. A flood warning remains in effect in Terre Haute—heavy rainfall is expected to cause moderate flooding along the Wabash River with some roads already impassable. Tribune-Star
- ➤ Indiana State University resolved a lawsuit with the Pride Center and the ACLU after the group claimed school officials blocked a campus Pride Fest. In a joint statement, the school said it will be a nonfinancial sponsor of the 2025 festival held this September at Fairbanks Park in Terre Haute. WTWO
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ Multiple properties in New Goshen sustained damage from Wednesday night's storms—according to Vigo County officials. There were no reports of injuries as local authorities continue to assess the situation. Tribune-Star
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Greene County Sheriff’s Department warned drivers to avoid flooded roads after heavy rain left several local roads underwater last night—more rain is expected later this week. WTWO
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Gov. Mike Braun activated the Indiana National Guard to aid storm recovery after severe weather hit at least 41 counties. Units from Jasper, Vincennes, and Seymour are already helping while troops in Bedford, Terre Haute, Indianapolis, and Chandler stand ready to support flood prevention—protecting critical roads and homes. WTHI-TV
- ➤ Indiana State University settled a federal lawsuit with the Pride Center of Terre Haute over its attempt to move Pride Fest off campus, and the university will sponsor the event nonfinancially at Fairbanks Park in September. Tribune-Star
- ➤ Duke Energy has proposed to build a new natural gas-fired power plant at the site of its coal-fired Cayuga Generating Station in Vermillion County, and the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor is accepting written comments through May 1 to include in the official case record. Tribune-Star
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Adam Pascal & Anthony Rapp Concert
7:30-11:30 p.m. — Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology — Ticket prices vary — Experience the nostalgic tunes of Broadway stars Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp in a special performance.
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Cruise For Shoes: A Tasting Trip Around the World
Enjoy international food pairings from local chefs, then dance the night away to Dueling Pianos in the Atrium of the Hulman Center from 6pm-10pm. Also enter to win the 50/50 Drawing, Door Prizes from a variety of businesses and then purchase a hand-rolled cigar to top off the evening while supporting the Shoe Bus Project for our Vigo County School children.
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Cruise For Shoes: A Tasting Trip Around the World
Enjoy international food pairings from local chefs, then dance the night away to Dueling Pianos in the Atrium of the Hulman Center from 6pm-10pm. Also enter to win the 50/50 Drawing, Door Prizes from a variety of businesses and then purchase a hand-rolled cigar to top off the evening while supporting the Shoe Bus Project for our Vigo County School children.
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Midwest Soccer Classic
Friday to Sunday — Vigo County Youth Soccer Association — Entry fees apply — Enjoy a weekend of competitive soccer with 15 fields in action.
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Mansfield Mushroom Festival and Car Show
1 PM – 8 PM — Mansfield Village Country Store — Free entry — Celebrate mushrooms with live music, a car show, and delicious food.
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American Sign Language Class
6-8 p.m. — Torner Community Center at Deming Park — Check website for costs — Enhance your communication skills with this enriching ASL class.
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