Good morning, Terre Haute.

The Debs Museum is hosting a Workers Memorial Day service Sunday from 2-3 p.m. with music, remarks by union and community leaders and a reading of local workers' names — along with proclamations from the Mayor and council officials.

Terre Haute Mayor Brandon Sakbun announced an expansion + renovation of the Booker T.

Washington Community Center and Washington Park at South 13th and College Ave; the planned changes will improve the facilities in the coming months.

Nonprofit groups in the Wabash Valley are invited to fill out the United Way Spring survey today to help shape future community programs & local support services.

Tribune-Star reporter Mark Bennett honors local writer Stephanie Salter (a 2019 Hall inductee) for her fearless columns that comforted people feeling overlooked and left a lasting mark on community journalism.

The CANDLES Holocaust Museum is unveiling the new 'Inside the Lab' exhibit that recreates a Nazi medical lab and highlights medical atrocities during the Holocaust.

The exhibit opens today at 10 a.m. — museum admission is $8 for adults, $7 for seniors and veterans, and $5 for students.

The Great Monster Exchange art exhibit, featuring work by students from Sugar Creek Consolidated and Benjamin Franklin Elementary, will open May 1 at Arts Illiana (supported by a grant from the Vigo County Education Foundation).

The Vigo County School Board will meet at 6 p.m. Monday in West Terre Haute (501 W.

Olive St. board room) to consider a proposal for student chromebooks, a curriculum update from deputy superintendent John Newport, and board policies set for third reading.

Students in grades K-8 will explore science, technology, engineering and math at Rose-Hulman's second annual STEM Jubilee on Saturday at Bonfire Field.

The event runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and offers over 35 hands-on booths (including STEM kit opportunities) for further learning.

Indiana State University Scott College of Business students submitted 62 video entries in the biannual Airworx Elevator Pitch Competition, where they sharpened professional sales and networking skills.

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College recognized several faculty members at its Pomeroy Awards for Faculty Excellence today.

Provost Janet Clark said the awards honor notable contributions in teaching, research and community service.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is giving foster families a free state park annual pass.

Eligible families must fill out a short online form (Foster Families Pass) and email it to [email protected] for access.

Indiana State Parks announced that foster families can receive free annual passes to access all state park properties starting today (the program supports local families and expands outdoor opportunities).

Imperial Lanes in Terre Haute is hosting 'Finding a Cure for MS One Dart at a Time' today — sign-up starts at noon and the 2 p.m. tournament, which costs $20 and features a silent auction, will raise money for the Multiple Sclerosis Society.

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.

River Wools Knit Happy Club One

10 a.m. — River Wools — Membership required — Expand your knitting skills and make new friendships while learning new techniques.

10th Annual Wabash Valley Jeep Junkies Going Topless for P.I.N.K Ride

5-8 p.m. — Plumbers and Steamfitters Local Union 157 — Tickets available — Experience a vibrant Jeep ride and support breast cancer awareness in your community.

The World's Most Ridiculous Trivia Game Show

8-11 p.m. — Terre Haute Casino Resort — Average ticket price $32 — Experience an evening of laughter and trivia with The World's Most Ridiculous Game Show.

53rd Annual Banks Of The Wabash Festival

May 21 – 30 — Fairbanks Park — Free admission — Enjoy live music, midway rides, food vendors, and family fun.