Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 20th of October.
Good morning, Terre Haute.
🏘️ Community
Helping Hands, a thrift store (selling items for as little as 50 cents) that donated all proceeds to local organizations and student scholarships, announced on Facebook it will close on Dec.
17, marking the end of its community service.
🎭 Culture
Princess Day 2026 took place on Saturday at St. George Orthodox Church and raised funds that will be used for Thanksgiving baskets for children in need by the Vigo County School Corp.
The internationally acclaimed African Children's Choir will perform at 7 p.m. Nov.
12 at Maryland Community Church, featuring costumes, video storytelling and live African instrumentation to celebrate over four decades of transformative music education.
📰 Economy
A plan to turn the former Breed generating station near Terre Haute into a nuclear plant is in its feasibility phase in Sullivan County.
The project would use 12 Xe-100 small modular reactors in groups of four for the community's energy needs.
🏛️ Government
On Thursday, the Parks and Recreation Department voted to boost power in two city parks by approving a small change order that adds more voltage to Deming Park Pool's security system and cameras, costing less than $10,000.
During Monday's board meeting, community members called for Ken Warner's resignation following his controversial online comments+ residents voiced their concerns in the public comment period.
The Indiana Department of Transportation will close Indiana 246 between Indiana 63 and U.S. 41 starting on or after Oct.
26 to replace a culvert in southern Vigo County.
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