Jasper residents, prepare to mark your calendars, as a flurry of upcoming community events is right around the corner!
The Greater Jasper Consolidated Schools has agreed to sell an approximately 10-acre site, located between the Parklands and Jasper High School, to the City of Jasper to be used for the new Regional Wellness Center.
Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari will feature an even bigger drone show in 2024.
REGULAR SCHOOL BOARD MEETING FOR THE GREATER JASPER CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS
To focus attention on the approaching tornado and severe weather season, the week of March 10-16, 2024 is designated Severe Weather Preparedness Week throughout the State of Indiana.
Vincennes University Jasper Campus and Jasper Community Art Center will welcome the 12 th annual Young Women Lead Conference on Wednesday, March 6.
The Rotary Club of Dubois County recently hosted a speech contest for Dubois County High School students and has announced the winner as Ruby (Serenity) Schepers, a senior at Forest Park Jr/Sr High School.
The Dubois County Humane Society is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelly Eckerle-Dixon as its new Executive Director.
The 2024 total solar eclipse promises to be a wonderful experience, but it is crucial to stay safe if you must travel that day.
Friday Community Health Screenings
Dense Fog Advisory until 09:00AM
“Hearty Hearts” Cardiac Rehab Club
“Your Health and Diabetes” Education
In an effort to empower our community with diverse language skills and foster cultural enrichment, The Jasper-Dubois County Public Library is thrilled to announce the launch of Mango Languages
The Jasper Redevelopment Authority met in Council Chamber on Wednesday afternoon to take care of some business related to the Municipal Pool Project.
Late Wednesday afternoon, the Board of Public Works and Safety assembled for a special meeting.
The Jasper City Council met on Wednesday with a full agenda to hear from local organizations and departments integral to the community.
Ferdinand Town Manager Chris James resigns.
Vincennes University to host Harvest of [Black) History Knox County