Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 24th of June.
Good morning, Terre Haute.
Scout’s Pizzeria in Terre Haute will close at the end of June — as announced on Facebook Friday.
The Indiana State Museum loaned Ernie Pyle’s tweed sports coat & other artifacts to the Ernie Pyle World War II Museum in Dana today; the coat, worn on a White House visit with Eleanor Roosevelt, marks the first loan agreement between the two museums.
Bobbi Sutherland, 28, drives an hour each way as a diesel technician in Tippecanoe County — even though she earns nearly $30 per hour, high living costs keep her from planning for a family.
Jan McCarthy, a professor emeritus (who spent over three decades shaping early childhood education at Indiana State University), died Tuesday, the university said.
The Vigo County School Board approved pay increases for administrators and technical/managerial employees on Monday as part of its personnel report, raising compensation for Vigo schools in Terre Haute.
Rose-Hulman has launched a new Design Clinic to connect local organizations with students who will solve real issues.
The department invites businesses & government agencies to partner from idea to prototype.
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.
Micro Wrestling Federation Showcase
7-9 p.m. — Vigo County Fairgrounds — Tickets from $58 — Experience an unforgettable night of micro wrestling action at the fairgrounds.
Public Star Party at Oakley Observatory
Evening — Oakley Observatory — Free entry — Experience the wonders of the night sky through telescopes, weather permitting.
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