Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 7th of October.
Good morning, Terre Haute.
The Arc of the Wabash Valley announced that Hailee Shahadey is joining as the new marketing coordinator to boost community outreach and strengthen digital and social media strategy — she will also lead efforts in public relations and branding across the region.
The Downtown Terre Haute Farmers Market will host its Indoor Market at the Ohio Building's First Floor Banquet Center at 672 Ohio St. this winter, offering local support for farms + small businesses in a historic venue.
The Terre Haute Convention & Visitors Bureau will unveil six larger-than-life running shoe sculptures at 6 p.m. Oct.
14 at its offices, as part of The Art of the Run leading to the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships on Nov. 21 at LaVern Gibson Championship Cross Country Course.
The Oak Ridge Boys will perform their Christmas Celebration Tour on Dec.
4 at 7:30 p.m. at Hatfield Hall in Rose-Hulman, featuring classic harmonies and Christmas favorites for holiday cheer.
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration reported internal estimates that 58,000 Healthy Indiana Plan members are not in compliance with federal Medicaid work rules set to be enforced Jan.
1, 2027 (about 12% of current members face risk of losing coverage).
The public hearing at Vigo County Area Plan Commission on battery energy storage as a special exception scheduled for today has been postponed—officials say the delay may hint at future plans for a data center.
School-based health clinics at North, South — West Vigo high schools offer convenient care for students to stay in class.
Nurse practitioner Michelle Miller from Valley Professionals Community Health Center says the clinics give families easy access to on-site health services.
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