Good morning, Terre Haute.

Residents gathered at Cayuga Community Center to question plans for a potential data center at Vermillion Rise Mega Park; board members said no agreement, land sale, or construction has been approved and noted that any zoning changes need county review.

A state report shows that subsidized childcare programs will serve fewer than 20% of eligible low-income children by the end of 2026, leaving many families without needed support.

The Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute released the analysis Saturday.

The First Congregational Church and Chances and Services for Youth are hosting the 38th Annual Strawberry Festival on June 11 in Terre Haute.

The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and features new food vendors.

Vigo County School Corp will host an Arrive and Drive session from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday to recruit new bus drivers at its transportation bus lot at 3250 Maple Ave — attendees will test drive a school bus under guidance.

The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced a left lane closure on I-70 eastbound (Frye Street to Tabortown Street, markers 14-15) starting Sunday evening, June 7.

The work is expected to last one evening and will be weather-dependent.

The 2026 Naveen Mental Health Symposium gathered community leaders and health professionals Tuesday as they discussed mental health awareness, prevention, access to care, and stigma reduction (including social media's role) to promote wellness in Terre Haute.

Union Health has named Dr. Joseph J.

Scuorzo (its new Chief Medical Information Officer) to enhance digital systems and clinical operations at the hospital. He will work with clinicians and staff to improve patient care.

Terre Haute is upgrading the LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course for the 2026 NCAA Division I Championships with a $2.3 million project adding new restrooms, concessions, walkways, irrigation, and an entry landmark.

Construction finishes by Aug. 1; organizers expect thousands of visitors and strong economic impact.

Over 5,000 athletes, coaches, volunteers and fans will visit Terre Haute for Special Olympics Indiana’s Summer Games June 12-14, held on Indiana State University and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology campuses — athletes will compete in seven sports including track and field and swimming.

Gov. Mike Braun said talks to bring the Chicago Bears to Indiana could boost the state's sports culture by building on local college teams, pro sports and events like the Indianapolis 500 (pending final discussions).

Decatur Bean Ballers at Terre Haute Rex

7:59-11:59 p.m. — Bob Warn Field at Sycamore Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Catch the excitement of the Prospect League as the Rex take on the Bean Ballers.

8th Annual Car Show

10 AM – 2 PM — Top Guns — Tickets available — Gear up for a family-friendly car show featuring live music, delicious food, and awards for the best vehicles.

Beast Training Bowling Classic

9 AM – 5 PM — Vigo Bowl — Fundraising event for youth basketball — Compete for strikes and prizes while supporting local athletes.

Westminster Symphony Sundays: Angelus Duo

2-3 p.m. — Westminster Village Terre Haute — Free entry — Experience an afternoon of enchanting chamber music featuring the Angelus Duo.