Good morning, Terre Haute.

Local Authors Day showcases best-selling writer Kasy Long’s new novel Something Borrowed, Something True at the farmers market on the Vigo County Courthouse campus Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon.

The Vigo County School Board re-affirmed its plans Monday to build a new eastside high school and renovate a West Vigo junior/senior high, noting that the projects depend on county council funding as recommended by the Oversight Board.

The Vigo County School Board is expected to issue a statement later this week in response to social media remarks that downplayed the seriousness of online child abuse imagery.

Board members Rick Burger and Carey LaBella said details are forthcoming, with Ken Warner drawing criticism.

Rose-Hulman's vice president Santhana Naidu received the 2026 Bill Tennis Outstanding Rotarian Award on Tuesday from the local Rotary Club, recognizing her commitment to service above self.

Indiana State University received a $714,824 federal grant to expand childcare assistance and support services for student-parents + the funds come from the Administration for Children and Families through the U.S. Department of Education.

The Vigo County Council School Funding Committee met for four-and-a-half hours to review recommendations asking the county to help finance a plan that would consolidate 23 schools into 16, including a new high school costing about $222 million.

Officials will vote on contributing by Dec. 31.

Union Health welcomes back Dr. Sarah Combs to the Women & Infants service team to provide obstetrics and gynecology care for a wide range of needs.

Patients can self refer for care in the clinic and during inpatient stays at Union Hospital.