Good morning, Terre Haute.

Hoverally 2026, an ongoing four-day event at Fairbanks Park, celebrates the 50th anniversary of Hoverclub of America—an organization from Terre Haute that brings hovercraft fans together for fun rides and activities over the next few days.

Terre Haute Regional Airport unveiled the James Hangar on Thursday during an America 250 celebration, naming it for JoAnn James’ family in recognition of her decision two years ago to sell her longtime home & property for future airport development.

The ceremony honored her legacy.

The Terre Haute Symphony is partnering with Westminster Village to continue its Symphony Sundays chamber music series with eight free recitals at the J.W.

Davis Community Center starting at 2 p.m. during the 2026-27 season, with refreshments served.

A 2025 study by the Federal Railroad Administration mapped a proposed east-west passenger rail route that could boost the regional economy — the Indiana Department of Transportation is not considering a route through Terre Haute.

Indiana homeowners saw their insurance premiums rise about 16% from 2021 to 2024 due to frequent severe weather like thunderstorms, hail, and tornadoes.

Insurers have also cut roof damage coverage, leaving many facing higher repair costs when storms hit.

Northern Indiana Public Service Co. is seeking $38M to cover the cost of operating its Jasper County coal units after spending $116.7 million from January through March to follow federal orders.

The Vigo County School Board will now meet at 4:30 p.m. Monday in the administration building board room (501 W.

Olive. St.) in West Terre Haute; the new time lets families attend back-to-school events before school starts Tuesday.

Thrive West Central and Southard Homes held a ribbon cutting Friday morning for an infill house on North 30th Street as part of the Homes for the Future Project, marking a continued push to fill empty lots on the north side.