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CONTENTS

Welcome from the Chamber...... 4 Moving Checklist...... 6 Need to Know Numbers...... 7

EDUCATION Vincennes University ...... 8 North Knox Schools ...... 10 Vincennes Catholic Schools...... 11 South Knox Schools...... 11 Vincennes Community Schools...... 12

ATTRACTIONS The Must See List...... 15 Visitors & Tourism...... 15 Burkhart Insurance Grouseland ...... 17 Burkhart Insurance State Historic Sites...... 18 Committed to the Community GRC Memorial...... 20 Committed to the Community Red Skelton Museum ...... 22 16 N 1st St, Vincennes IN 47591 Indiana Military Museum ...... 25 www.burkhartinsurance.com 812-882-3600 FESTIVALS www.burkhartinsurance.com Celebrating Our Heritage...... 26 RESIDENTS Long -Time Residents...... 28

HEALTHY COMMUNITIES Keep Vincennes Rolling...... 31 Fitness Facilities & Yoga...... 32 Knox County TRY...... 33 Good Samaritan Hospital...... 35 Historic Farmers Market ...... 36 Rainbow Beach...... 37 Parks & Walking Trails...... 37

Vincennes City Map ...... 38

REAL ESTATE Neighborhoods...... 40 Commercial Real Estate...... 42

5 UNDER 40 Jill & Kyle Doggett...... 44 Leah Richter ...... 45 Liz Romani ...... 45 Elizabeth Miller ...... 46 Debbie Dunn...... 46

FOOD Must Try Local Eats...... 49 Agriculture...... 54 Industry...... 55 Membership Directory...... 59

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3 26 48 Guide to Knox County ABOUT this GUIDE This bi-annual publication is produced by the Knox County Chamber of Commerce. For more information or questions about how to become a member, visit us at www.knoxcountychamber.com or call us at (812) 882-6440.

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n behalf of the Knox County Chamber of Commerce, notch education and diverse arts and cultural opportunities. We welcome to Knox County, Indiana! also have a strong business community with robust agriculture OKnox County is a historic area with an esteemed past and and thriving industries. a vibrant future. It is the first county in Indiana and is full of Knox County has many exciting things to offer and we hope opportunities. Nestled on the banks of the Wabash River, you will use this guide as a reference for community information Knox County is positioned as a great place to raise a family and and keep it as a resource for all your business needs. It contains locate your business. Each of our communities contribute to the a complete directory of our member businesses and lots of uniqueness of Knox County; Vincennes to Oaktown, Wheatland information on how to enjoy your time in Knox County. to Monroe City and all the those in between. We are very proud of our past and look forward to a very During your visit make sure to check out the local art galleries, promising future. We hope you enjoy your stay and invite you to museums, the national park, and our great restaurants. Immerse make Knox County your home. yourself in our outdoor fun by biking, hiking, and swimming at one of our many parks or take a stroll down our picturesque Riverwalk overlooking the Wabash River. Jamie Neal Executive Director Our dynamic community offers state of the art health care, top Knox County Chamber of Commerce

4 Knox County Chamber of Commerce Trans-Care says Thank You to all the Volunteer & Professional Fireﬁ ghters, First Responders, 911 Dispatchers, Trans Care Police and other support staff who help make your community It’s About People. a safer place to live.

Please remember to give all emergency and caution light vehicles plenty of space to make the area not only safe for them, but for you and your family as well. Did you know... When 911 is called, it activates a nationally recognized set of procedures where the dispatcher activate the appropriate personnel so the incident is managed by the best personnel available. Whether it be police to control tra c or safety, re ghters to extricate, begin patient care or ght the re, a wrecker for vehicle management, an ambulance to begin paramedic interventions or even interact with an incoming medical helicopter to either intercept at a safe area or at the hospital where the patient might need to be transferred to higher level of care.

And then, lets not forget about your local hospital. Good Samaritan is a Level III Trauma Center capable of managing your emergency. When the ambulance is in route to Good Samaritan, the paramedic is communicating with the Emergency Department, so when they arrive, they are more prepared to take over patient care.

From time the 911 call is made until the time the patient arrives at Good Samaritan, generally 20-40 minutes, you will experience multiple levels of professional care beginning to end.

Next time you see emergency lights, remember the above and give them some space.

Trans-Care Ambulance is an Indiana Certiﬁ ed Paramedic Ambulance Service serving Indiana for 25 years. For more information about how we may help you, call our Knox County Dispatch (812) 316-7000. THE MOVING checklistPacking done right.

2 MONTHS BEFORE ❍ INVENTORY LIST ❍ Begin sorting through clothes, storage and household items that you don't want anymore. Lighten the load by donating ❍ or selling unwanted or unused items. ❍Bedding, pillows & linens ❍ ❍ ❍ Take stock of your valuables by beginning an inventory list ❍Pots, pans, dishes, glasses & utensils with insurance replacement costs associated with each item. ❍ ❍ ❍ If you plan on using a moving service, start researching ❍Food, pantry items & snacks which companies you might use and get multiple estimates. ❍ ❍ ❍ Moving for work? Talk to you financial advisor about tax ❍Important documents & manuals deductions associated with moving. ❍ ❍Clothes, shoes & coats 6 WEEKS BEFORE ❍ ❍ ❍ Contact your child/children's current and future schools for ❍Toiletries & bathroom items a smooth transition. ❍ ❍ ❍Pet supplies & gardening tools ❍ Check to see if changes in your insurance policy are necessary. ❍ ❍ ❍ Choose a moving company and schedule the moving day. ❍Seasonal item, storage & misc. ❍ 1 MONTH BEFORE ❍Cleaning supplies & chemicals ❍ ❍ Schedule the shutoff day for utilities and contact the new ❍ utility office. ❍Large furniture & hardware ❍ ❍ Buy packing supplies and begin boxing items that are rarely ❍ ❍Lawn mower & exterior tools used or seasonal. ❍ ❍ ❍ Begin the process of switching or transferring bank accounts ❍Artwork, decor & knick-knacks to new ones in the area.

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Average High in °F 38 43 54 66 76 84 88 87 81 69 56 42 Average Low in °F 21 24 33 44 54 63 66 64 56 44 35 25 Average Precipitation in inches 2.72 2.44 3.66 4.29 5.94 4.17 4.65 3.43 3.39 3.78 4.17 3.43 Average Snowfall in inches 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

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Vincennes City Police Department Knox County Circuit Court TH (812) 882-1630 (812) 885-2527 15 Street Vincennes City Fire Department Knox County Assessor Self Storage (812) 885-2513 (812) 882-2600 Knox County Clerk Knox County Sheriff 1611 Broadway (812) 885-2521 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-7660 Poison Control Emergency Management Agency (800) 222-1222 (317) 641-4178 Animal Control 812-882-5650 Social Security Office (812) 882-8826 www.15thstreetstorage.com (812) 886-6881 VU Police Vincennes License Bureau Office (812) 888-5555 Van Go (812) 882-3168 (812) 886-3381 Knox County Health Department Knox County Library (812) 882-8080 (812) 886-4380 Strengthening Vincennes Mayor Office Bicknell Public Library (812) 882-7285 (812) 735-2317 the fabric of Bicknell Mayor Office Bicknell Police Dept (812) 735-4636 (812) 735-2255 our community. Vincennes Water Department Duke Energy (812) 882-7877 (800) 521-2232 Bicknell Water Department Vectren (812) 735-3301 (800) 227-1376 Vincennes Park and Recreation WIN Energy (812) 882-1140 (812) 882-5140 Vincennes Street and Sanitation Recycling (812) 882-2520 (812) 885-2520 Vincennes City Treasurer (812) 882-6426 Social Services: Vincennes City Inspector PACE Community Action (812) 882-3338 (812) 882-7927 Knox County Health Department United Way Vincennes (812) 882-8080 (812) 882-3624 20 N Third St | 812-895-4200 Knox County Auditor Division of Family Services 1905 Hart St | 812-885-8051 (812) 882-2502 (800) 403-0864 Knox County Treasurer oldnational.com (812) 885-2506

7 Guide to Knox County FOUNDED IN 1801 he campus of Vincennes University is always changing, always evolving to Tmeet the needs of its students. VU celebrated the opening of a new VINCENNES $13 million student union, the Jefferson Union Student Center, which features the latest in student amenities, including a UNIVERSITY coffee shop, a renovated bowling alley, a giant video board, a game room and ample space for students to sit, study and relax Enriching lives through quality education. with their friends. It connects the current state-of-the-art Physical Education Complex, the Aquatic Center and the Donald G. Bell Student Recreation Center, creating a mall-like complex in the heart of VU’s campus. Just next door is Updike Hall, VU’s most recent endeavor, a $27 million, 85,740-square-foot facility dedicated to science, technology, engineering and math. VU, the state’s oldest college, has positioned itself at the forefront of education and manufacturing technology, working to collaborate with regional business owners and community leaders in helping to improve the workforce and increase the local job pool. With just about 4,000 students on campus, students here also benefit from smaller class sizes and one-on-one teacher attention. VU offers a variety of degrees in a multitude of fields, including business and convergent technologies, education, health science and human performance, nursing, humanities, science and math and social science, the performing arts as well as many others on the forefront of technology, like aviation, construction management, computer networking, robotics, welding and electronics. With more than 150 degree programs to choose from, including a growing number of baccalaureate programs, local students and students from around the country can earn a quality education right here in Vincennes.

8 Knox County Chamber of Commerce EDUCATION Campus Map 121

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Red Skelton Blvd CENTER STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMPLEX 12 11 35 19 AQUATIC 71 JEFFERSON CENTER 95 UNION

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01 WAB M.W. Welsh Administration Building 20 PMSC Philip M. Summers Center 70 HS Hack & Simon Building 02 ATB Automotive Technology Building 21 SP Steam Plant 71 GA Robert E. Green Activities Center 04 RSPAC Red Skelton Performing Arts Center 22 LRC Curtis G. Shake Learning Resources Center 72 GVH Governor’s Hall 05 BDB Thomas .W Walthen Business Building 23 VUHH VU Hospitality House 75 MCC Maria Creek Chapel 08 CTB Construction Technology Building 24 PPS Physical Plant Storage Facility 79 GH Marie Elizabeth Godare Residence Hall 09 HSB Homeland Security Building 25 ICAT Van Eaton Indiana Center for Applied Technology 81 CH George Rogers Clark Residence Hall 10 TC Technology Center/Ebner Residence Hall 29 YB Community Services/Zella Young Building 82 HH William Henry Harrison Residence Hall 11 RBG Ray C. Beless Gymnasium 33 AD Center for Art & Design 83 MH John Morris Residence Hall 12 SRC Donald G. Bell Student Recreation Center 35 UH Updike Hall Center for Science, Engineering 85 TH Track House 13 ABB Auto Body Building & Mathematics 14 CHS Center for Health Sciences 38 DC Louie O. Dayson Foundation & Alumni Center 86 VRH Henry & Francois Vanderburgh Residence Hall 15 SHC Shircliff Humanities Center 41 PP Physical Plant 87 ES Extended Studies, Distance Education, Military Education 16 ATS Automotive Technology Shed 42 BSU Isaac K. Beckes Student Union 95 MRIC Mail Room/Imaging Center 17 CT Clock Tower 55 WTC Welding Technology/Planning & Purchasing 121 MSB Maintenance Storage Building 18 TDC Tecumseh Dining Center 57 SIB Security & Information Building 19 PEC Physical Education Complex/Aquatic Center/ 62 VH Francis Vigo Residence Hall Bowling Center/Jefferson Union 64 DH Walter A. Davis Hall

9 Guide to Knox County WE HAVE FOUR TOP-NOTCH SCHOOL EDUCATION SYSTE MS TO CHOSE FROM With fantastic kindergarten to high school options, you can find a school where your child will thrive.

NORTH KNOX SCHOOLS

he North Knox School Corp. offers a very personable and family-oriented environment with caring teachers who Ttake an interest in their students’ well-being as well as their academic achievements. North Knox Primary, located in Bicknell, is home to the corporation’s youngest students, those in kindergarten through the second grade. North Knox Intermediate School, located in Bruceville, houses those in grades three through six, and North Knox Junior Senior High School is for students in seventh through twelfth-grades. Like so many others, North Knox has focused on incorporating a digital-based curriculum as well, with the addition of Chrome Books and iPads for students in grades 3-12. Interactive smart boards are located in nearly all classrooms as technology remains a focus in assuring students are well-prepared for a digital world. North Knox also offers multiple dual credit courses for its older students in a variety of subjects, including literature, marketing, history, science, math and government. The corporation most recently began offering an internship program developed in collaboration with local business and industry leaders. This program offers students real work experience they can use after graduation. The junior senior high school also boasts the multi-sport junior high gymnasium, a facility complete with a walking track, state-of-the-art cardio and weight rooms, aerobics room, class rooms, a concession stand, and both staff and student locker rooms. The walking track is open to the community during certain hours and has become a great community asset.

10 Knox County Chamber of Commerce EDUCATION SOUTH KNOX SCHOOLS

he South Knox School Corporation has recently embarked VINCENNES CATHOLIC upon improvement and change. TSituated near Verne just off Indiana 61, South Knox recently SCHOOLS underwent about $15 million in updates and expansions. South Knox Elementary School got an additional 8,000 square feet of space and the 50-year-old Middle-High School incennes Catholic Schools is the pride of those who have received millions in improvements, specifically, a new cafeteria, called it their alma mater. more common space and redesigned entrances. VThe Catholic education system in Vincennes began in 1792 Rivet Middle-High School Flaget Both schools are located right next to one another, offering and exists now with and ease to parents and students alike. Elementary School. The corporation typically has just under 2,000 students Students at Flaget and Rivet consistently perform above the near 100 percent enrolled each year, and both of its buildings generally receive the state average and graduation rates are often . highest ratings, either an A or a B, from the state’s Department Officials with the Vincennes Catholic Schools credit their of Education. success to the classroom culture they create, one that breeds There are just 80-100 students per grade level, making class high expectations and, therefore, successful, driven students. sizes small and manageable. And with small class sizes, teachers there pride themselves on being able to provide more one-on-one attention to students. South Knox has traditionally excelled in athletics, particularly in track and field, cross country, basketball and girls’ tennis. But class size offers no disadvantage when it comes to sports. They also have programs in softball, baseball, golf, soccer, The high school has seen a wave of athletic success in recent volleyball and varsity cheerleading. years, especially in girls’ basketball and baseball. The girls’ South Knox also boasts a strong music department as well basketball team won the Class A state championship in 2011 as a wide variety of extracurricular clubs. and were runners up for the honor in 2009, 2010, 2013 and 2014. The baseball team were runners up for the Class A state South Knox prides itself on providing an atmosphere of championship in both 2009 and 2013 as well. encouragement for students both academically and athletically as well as socially.

11 Guide to Knox County VINCENNES COMMUNITY SCHOOLS

he Vincennes Community School Corp. has recommitted and most effective in online-based curriculum. itself to educating its students in state-of-the-art buildings With the addition of curriculum coaches for the VCSC, each Tall while maintaining a connection to the city’s history. with an eye on assessment and remediation individual to each The VCSC in 2016 embarked upon a four year, $38 million student, the corporation has seen its state test scores improve with restoration project of its four neighborhood elementary schools: each year, resulting in all buildings having either an A or B rating Riley Elementary School at 1008 Upper 11th St., Vigo Elementary from the state Department of Education. School Tecumseh-Harrison Elementary School , 1513 Main St., , To make the most of their time with the VCSC, there are a Franklin Elementary School 2116 N. Second St., and at 2600 whole host of extracurricular activities for students to get involved Wabash Ave. in and help them feel an integral part in the VCSC community. The schools’ most historical elements are being preserved Lincoln’s marching band, “Pride of the Green” has long been all while retrofitting the buildings with the latest in education known as a top-notch performing band and often competes in the technology and amenities. state finals, and the theater departments at both the middle and The project is set to wrap up in 2020. high school do two large Broadway-inspired productions each All four of those elementary schools feed into Clark Middle year. School, the corporation’s newest, state-of-the-art building Nicknamed the Alices for the heroine in the historic novel, constructed in 2011. Lincoln High School, built in 1987 but that “Alice of Old Vincennes,” the athletic department is one in which recently underwent $4 million in renovations, is right next door, we all take pride. Lincoln boasts basketball championships in 1923 creating a convenient campus environment for the corporation’s and 1981, and the baseball team was the Class 3A state champion oldest students and their parents. in 2002. The school also has had success in cross country, football, The VCSC has, on average, about 2,700 students per school golf, tennis, track and field, swimming, softball, volleyball and year and officials there have focused heavily on moving to a wrestling. digital-based curriculum for all of them, slowly reducing the use For more information, visit their website of costly traditional textbooks. All students now have their own www.vcsc.k12.in.us. digital device where they can embrace and learn from the latest

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13 Guide to Knox County 14 Knox County Chamber of Commerce THE HISTORY MUST SEE LIST GROUSELAND 1 INDIANA TERRITORY CAPITOL 2 3 ELIHU STOUT’S PRINT SHOP JEFFERSON ACADEMY 4 FORT KNOX II 5 SUGAR LOAF MOUNDS 6 THE OLD STATE BANK 7 THE OLD FRENCH HOUSE 8 9 GEORGE ROGERS CLARK MEMORIAL 10 RED SKELTON MUSEUM 9 11 INDIANA MILITARY MUSEUM HOW TO SEE IT ALL Our city is jam-packed with rich culture and a proud history.

he Vincennes Tourism Bureau is a one-stop shop for those with information on how visitors can connect with the people local restaurants shops art looking to visit Indiana's oldest city. and history here. With lists of , , galleries local attractions a warm, small-town welcome , , an event calendar and even places to TFrom brochures and maps to , worship, the website is easy to navigate and has everything both those at the VTB are willing and ready to act as a guide for visitors and residents need to connect to the community. visitors wanting to know more about the city, one steeped in history, nestled on the banks of the Wabash River. New residents can visit the VTB at 779 S. Sixth St. Road or call 812.886.0400. The organization maintains a website,www.visitvincennes.org ,

15 Guide to Knox County The grand staircase leading to the second story rooms in the Grouseland mansion.

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Grouseland 1

This stately mansion allows visitors to unlock Indiana’s territorial past.

ELEGANCE & GRACE

rouseland was once home to our 9th U.S. President, G William Henry Harrison. The magnificent two-story brick mansion, located at 3 West Scott St., has been the pride of Vincennes since the We welcome you to stop by the Visitors Bureau for local and area information. Whether you are planning early 1800s. Boasting lavish details and historic richness, your next group tour or meeting, let us assist with a the house is built in the Federal-style of architecture and has customized itinerary that provides a unique glance into been the marvel of engineers as a unique example so far from the past and the opportunity to savor the ﬁ nest produce the country’s east cost. in the Midwest.

Harrison built the home for his growing family while Contact the Vincennes/Knox County VTB for information. governor of the Indiana Territory. It was completed in 1804 779 South 6th Street, Vincennes, IN 47591 and reportedly dubbed “Grouseland” by Harrison, himself, 800.886.6443 www.VisitVincennes.org due to the abundance of grouse in the area. Harrison welcomed children, family, guests and several notable and distinguished political figures while living in the mansion, including Zachary Taylor and Aaron Burr. His exchanges with Tecumseh, a leader of the confederation of Visitors and Tourism Bureau Native American tribes, many argue, led to the beginning of “Relive the Story” of the War of 1812, took place just outside in what is now the Indiana’s Territorial Past in newly-restored Walnut Grove. Vincennes and Knox County The mansion, owned by the Daughters of the American Revolution and cared for by the Grouseland Foundation, gives tours daily. 812.882.2096 grouselandfoundation.com

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BIG HISTORY Situated next to Grouseland, this row of historic buildings offers insight into early territory life.

incennes State Historic Sites, a local tourist attraction maintained by the IndianaV State Museum, offers both visitors and locals alike a chance to step back in time and experience the Northwest Territory’s earliest days. The site, visited by about10,000 people each year, sits adjacent to the campus of Vincennes University and consists of four fully restored historic properties, including: INDIANA TERRITORY

CAPITOL, built in 1805 as a 2tailor shop, the “Red House,” as it is more commonly known, is a small, two-story building that would eventually become a hub for early government business. From its very beginning, Indiana had a bicameral, or two- house, legislature. The 5-member Legislative Council, or Senate, used the upstairs room while the 9-member House of Representatives used the first level. The “Red House” was one of three buildings rented by the legislature from 1805 to 1813 and was the meeting place of the legislature in 1811 after the Battle of Tippecanoe.

ELIHU STOUT’S PRINT SHOP was home to Indiana’s first newspaper, now the Vincennes Sun-Commercial.3

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JEFFERSON ACADEMY, another of SHS's properties, tells the story of early public education. Founded in 1801 by Gov. William Henry Harrison, it was the first school of higher learning in Indiana, and in 1806, it became 4 Vincennes University. The school's headmaster was the village priest, Father Jean Francois Rivet, after which Rivet High School was named. LOCATED ACROSS KNOX COUNTY ARE EVEN MORE SHS PROPERTIES.

The bank, home to several community events per year, is built FORT KNOX II located near Ouabache Trails in a Greek Revival style of architecture and, inside, features six Park, was an important military outpost used by the U.S. fluted columns, more than 30 feet tall, supporting a bell-shaped Army from 1803 to 1813. 5 cupola and a hand-riveted steel vault. SUGAR LOAF MOUND , located behind THE OLD FRENCH HOUSE is also the YMCA of Vincennes on Prospect Avenue, is a now in SHS’s possession at 509 N. First St., a prime a natural feature that the Woodland Indians used as example of French Creole architecture and one of 6 burial mound around 900 A.D. 8 only two remaining in Knox County.

THE OLD STATE BANK, located SHS is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday downtown on Second Street, helped transform Indiana at its Vincennes University location. Other sites are available for from a fur-trade to an agricultural economy. On Feb. 7 tours by appointment. 13, 1834, the Indiana General Assembly chartered the Second State Bank of Indiana with headquarters in Indianapolis and 12 Tickets are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $2 for children. branches across the state, including Vincennes. Children under 3 are free.

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19 Guide to Knox County A GIANT SYMBOL OF LIBERTY

A celebration commemorating our victory over Britain.

h e George Rogers Clark Memorial is Vincennes’ most recognized historic symbol and the emblem of Indiana’s Toldest city. Rising up majestically from the lush, green mall of the GRC National Historical Park, it is a place Vincennes residents go to marvel at the city’s rich history, take in a summer sunset along the banks of the Wabash River, enjoy an afternoon of reading under one of its many Linden trees or as a backdrop for many a family photo. The memorial, commemorating the capture of Fort Sackville by George Rogers Clark during the American Revolutionary War is the nation’s largest Neoclassic architectural-type

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21 Guide to Knox County RED SKELTON MUSEUM & PERFORMING ARTS WHAT A CENTER

he Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy is working to continue the Tlegacy of laughter established by Vincennes' most beloved son, famed comedian and LAUGH Red Skelton actor . A labor of love for a small group of people dedicated to remembering Red, the museum, located on the campus of Vincennes University, opened to visitors in 2013. The $4 million facility boasts 3,500 square feet of display space and features memorabilia from Red's TV, movie and radio careers, as well as some of his own, personal paintings. Exhibits also include some of his original costumes — including Clem Kadiddlehopper, Freddie the Freeloader and Sheriff Deadeye — and the makeup case he carried with him everywhere. The museum also prides itself on its long list of interactive displays, ones that attract tour groups and school children from all over the region. Guests can try their hand at some of Red’s most famed disguises and makeup tricks using the latest in digital technology and, in the recording studio, even interject their own sound effects into one of Red's radio shows. Visitors also get the chance to perform right alongside Red with the help of a modern green screen and — if need be — get a few tips from the legend himself on The Red Skelton Museum serves up how to effectively tell a good joke. the best kind of medicine. People can also see clips of some of Red's most famous television and film work and read about his many philanthropic adventures. 10 Red Skelton Museum Skelton, born here in 1913, spent more than 70 years in show business, working

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his way up from small Vincennes variety shows — he performed He died in 1997. Pantheon Theatre at the on Main Street — to Vaudeville and, Since opening in 2005, the Red Skelton Performing Arts eventually, motion pictures, radio and television. His top-rated Center itself has attracted several big-names in music, including television show was on the air for 20 years and included several Amy Grant, Phillip Phillips and Crystal Gayle. colorful characters, including Freddie the Freeloader. The center boasts state-of-the-art acoustics, a two-balcony Skelton grew up here in Vincennes in a small home located on theater that seats over 800 and a performing arts education Red Skelton Lyndale Avenue just across from the $20 million center with offices and classrooms. Performing Arts Center. Born just two months after his father died, the comedian and entertainer overcame poverty with hard For more information, visit the museum’s website at redskeltonmuseum.org work and determination to become one of the greatest entertainers . To purchase tickets, call 812.888.4184. of the 20th Century.

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STEP BACK IN TIME Walk among real life war machines and experience the stunning reenactments.

annually he Indiana Military Museum, 715 S. Sixth Street, houses the from all over the country and the world. It's also largest collection of military memorabilia in the Midwest. now home to three annual reenactment weekend events that commemorate the two World Wars as well as the Civil War. TFounder and curator Judge Jim Osborne began collecting World War II memorabilia and military artifacts as a teenager, The museum is also in close proximity to major historical George Rogers Clark National and now, decades later, that collection includes rare historic finds landmarks including the Historical Park Grouseland Red Skelton Museum of second only to Smithsonian treasures. From large equipment like , , and the American Comedy World War II tanks and bombers to uniforms worn by Generals at Vincennes University. George Patton, Jr. and Dwight D. Eisenhower, visitors leave the The Indiana Military Museum is open seven days a week from museum in awe of Osborne’s dedication to preserving our nation’s 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets are $5 each, veterans and seniors receive military history. $1 discounts. WWII Veterans enjoy free admission. The museum, which also boasts memorabilia from the For more information, visit the museum’s website at Revolutionary War to present day, draws some 15,000 visitors indianamilitarymuseum.org or call 812.882.1941.

25 Guide to Knox County TheSpirit of Vincennes Rendezvous is Vincennes' most beloved tradition, a Revolutionary War re-enactment held on the French Commons downtown every Memorial Day weekend. Attended by thousands each year, visitors come from all over to relive Vincennes' history. From battle reenactments to vendors with period-correct wares and mouth-watering food all cooked over an open fire, history comes to life. www.spiritofvincennes.org CELEBRATE OUR HERITAGE The experience all the hottest festivals in Knox County! Check out these and other great events at www.visitvincennes.org The annual Christmas Stroll is held the weekend before Thanksgiving in downtown Vincennes. Festivities kick off Friday evening with the Parade of Lights, a beloved and spectacular holiday tradition. Stores then open up Saturday morning with holiday merchandise and refreshments for shoppers, and visitors can take a carriage ride through historic Vincennes.

The First Friday Art Walks offer a chance for local residents to enjoy special exhibits hosted by the three downtown art galleries, Art Space Vincennes, The Open Gallery and the Northwest Territory Art Guild. Each open their doors on the first Friday of every month for a new collection of artwork, refreshments and live music.

26 Knox County Chamber of Commerce No one does the Fourth of July quite like Vincennes does. Thousands gathered on and around the George The Watermelon Festival, sponsored each Rogers Clark National year by the Knox County Chamber of Historical Park to Commerce and held on Patrick Henry Square, affords an opportunity watch a fireworks for locals and visitors alike to celebrate Knox County's agricultural display like no other community, specifically its vast production of watermelons. With sponsored each year vendors, food and live music, there is something for everyone by the local American at this family-friendly event. Oh, and there's all the fresh sliced Legion post. The event watermelon you can eat! kicks off that evening with a parade and food Patrick A new group, Wabash vendors line Henry Square Valley Progressives, is . aimed at infusing culture into Indiana's oldest city, hosted the inaugural Festival Latino in 2017, an opportunity to celebrate the county's vibrant migrant community. The event, held on the city's new Riverwalk, was attended by thousands who enjoyed live salsa music, delicious Hispanic food and free dance lessons.

The Red Skelton Festival honors Vincennes' native son, the comedian and film star, Red Skelton. Held around the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy, 20 Red Skelton Blvd., the festival occurs on the third Saturday in July and includes games, a parade, food vendors, stage entertainment, a donut-eating contest, bathtub races and more.

27 Guide to Knox County Natalie & Tony Burkhart enjoy a glass of wine on their loft patio facing A PLACE TO CALL the Wabash River. HOME Why we're loving where we're living.

incennes, for the residents who have called it home, is home in Vincennes — and, most recently, grandchildren to spoil more than just a city. ridiculously. VIts people, its stories and its beloved traditions have a way of But none of it, Burkhart said, would have been possible without getting tangled up in the very fiber of who you are. the opportunities afforded by small-town life. “There's a lot to be said about knowing your community, “We never had any doubts or questions about staying here,” knowing its people” said Tony Burkhart, a life-long Knox County Burkhart said. “We knew our kids' friends, their teachers, their resident and the owner of Burkhart Insurance Agency. “We try coaches. We enjoy generational relationships. I have clients that to give back, but we'll never be able to give back even a fraction of are friends of my grandpa. When we go to church, we sit in the what this community has given to us.” pew next to my great aunt. Burkhart married his local sweetheart, Natalie Burkhart, after “Could I make more money somewhere else? Maybe,” he said the two graduated from South Knox High School in 1984. They with a shrug of his shoulders. “But that's not what life is about.” went on to earn degrees from Vincennes University and, together, Sonny Pinkstaff, too, was raised in Vincennes and now devotes they opened the Burkhart Insurance Agency, now located in a his life to the people that live here. fully-restored brewing company at 16 N. First St. After graduating from Lincoln High School in 1983, he Fast forward 30 years, and the couple enjoys a thriving business, joined the Vincennes Fire Department, following in his father's four successful children — three of which have also made their footsteps, who was also a local police officer.

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“I fell in love with it,” Pinkstaff said of serving the city he loved so much. “Serving people, helping people, I enjoy it. I really do.” Pinkstaff had opportunities to leave Vincennes, he said, but its people and its history kept drawing him back. So he stayed, and he and his wife, Kori, have raised four children here. “Vincennes has been very good to me,” Pinkstaff said. “It's a safe place, a good place to raise a family. There are good schools, good people and great opportunities. “The people that live here, they love it,” he said. They love who they are and what they do. And I think that's a big reason as to why I have stayed so long.” Georgiann Leonard, now 76, has spent her entire life here in Vincennes, first as an educator then as a small business owner. After graduating from Lincoln High School in 1959, she attended Indiana State University in Terre Haute alongside her husband, Dick. After earning her degree in elementary education, she stayed a brief stint in Terre Haute before answering the call to come home. “I don't think I probably thought there was anyplace else to live other than Vincennes,” she said with a chuckle. “There was “The people that live here, they love it.” a comfort here. I knew people. I knew what went on, and both my husband and I had jobs waiting on us if we wanted them.” So Georgiann and Dick returned to Vincennes and spent long careers as teachers, she with the Vincennes Community School Corp. and he with the North Knox School Corp. Together, they raised three children and even owned and operated a Ford dealership on U.S. 41 for a period of time. Georgiann, too, opened a little home décor shop downtown, and in her spare time, she turned her eyes to philanthropy, serving on multiple non-profit boards and even starting her own organization, Think Pink. From golf tournaments to basketball games, she sought ways to raise money for Good Samaritan Hospital's Breast Care Center, and in just a few years, she raised more than $800,000. “Knox County is the kind of place where if you put forth an effort, you gain so much in return,” she said. “And it's easy living here. The resources, the history, the people, it's all unbelievable. “I wouldn't live anywhere else,” she said matter-of-factly. “I love Vincennes.”

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HEALTHY COMMUNITIES Investing in the health of our city.

KEEP VINCENNES ROLLING

eep Vincennes Rolling is a group aimed at making Indiana's oldest city more bicycle friendly. The club of bicycle enthusiasts has done everything from lobbying to local legislators for more bicycle-friendlyK streets to even securing bike lanes on some of the county's newest thoroughfares. Its members have also entered the local schools to teach youngsters about bicycle safety, distributed free helmets and even sponsored “Bike to School” and “Bike to Work” days — as well as a long ride fundraiser in the summer — to encourage everyone to leave the cars at home and embrace healthy living lifestyles. The group's ultimate goal is to see a miles-long loop established throughout Knox County where bikers can safely practice the pastime they so enjoy. For more information, find them on Facebook by searching “Keep Vincennes Rolling.”

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or more than 100 years, Good Samaritan has been a health their families and the entire community the highest quality care leader in southwestern Indiana and southeastern of care possible. The tower has five floors, each with a specific Illinois.F Located in historic Vincennes, Good Samaritan Hospital focus: cardiology and clinical decision, intensive care, oncology is now a 175-bed community health care facility with over 1,900 and medical surgery, joint replacement, and women’s health and employees committed to delivering exceptional patient care. Its pediatrics. Good Samaritan Physician Network is comprised of 30 physician In addition, the hospital's state-of-the-art Same Day Surgery specialty services offering our community specialized care from Center is equipped with surgical suites designed with input from family practice to thoracic surgery. the hospital’s physicians. Its Cancer Pavilion is a 25,000-square- Good Samaritan offers a broad range of medical services, as well foot, comprehensive oncology care center that features one of the as some of the most progressive technology available. Recently, most advanced methods for delivering radiation therapy. the new Gibault Memorial Tower opened to provide patients,

35 Guide to Knox County HISTORIC FARMERS MARKET

he Farmers Market of Historic Vincennes opens underneath the Riverfront Pavilion at the corner of Second and Busseron streetsT on Memorial Day weekend each year. The bustling market fills with the bright colors of fresh, seasonal produce, delicious baked goods and a variety of homemade wares, everything from wood creations to etched glass and quilts. Free yoga, guitar lessons, live music and free coffee are also huge draws for loyal market-goers each season.

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U.S. 41 Industrial Park Knox County, Indiana Gold Shovel Ready Sites RAINBOW BEACH

he Rainbow Beach Aquatic Center first opened to swimmers in the summer of 2014 after local votersT overwhelmingly approved construction of the $3.8 million facility during a referendum the year before. Tucked away in Gregg Park, the city's most popular and most visited park, the new pool features a splash pad, a zero-depth entry area with play apparatus for smaller children, a diving well, a rock-climbing wall, a lily pad walk, competitive swim lanes and two large slides. The new facility, open daily from noon to 7 p.m. in the summer months, draws thousands each season from Vincennes and the surrounding communities. The cost is $2.50 for ages 4-17 and $3.50 for adults, but season passes are available. There is also time set aside in the morning for lap swimmers and those with very small children.

PARKS & WALKING TRAILS

nox County offers many opportunities for those who like to get out and walk. The loopK around Gregg Park, located at the intersection of Washington Avenue and Niblack Boulevard, offers local residents a chance to enjoy one of Vincennes' most Knox County Development Corporation popular and often bustling parks while Ouabache Trails Park, 3500 N. Lower Fort Knox Road, has miles of walking trails covered with lush tree canopies and steep ravines. And if riverside is what you prefer, the city's new Riverwalk offers picturesque views of the Wabash River while a new walking path recently built to connect the 1101 North 3rd Street, PO Box 701 George Rogers Clark National Historical Park to the Vincennes, IN 47591 newly-renovated Kimmell Park to the north offers a serene, riverside mile-long trek right on the water. 812-886-6993 www.kcdc.com

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Monty Rd 39 Guide to Knox County NEIGHBORHOODS

Many choices await those choosing to make Knox County their Bicknell, a city of about 3,000, also offers a small-town feel but home. with far more amenities, located about 20 minutes to the north of From big to small, pricey to practical, the choices abound. Vincennes. For those who want a bit of Knox County to call their very own, For those who want to spend a bit more on a home with larger there is much land on which to build, an opportunity for vast square footage, Vincennes is home to multiple, quaint living homesteads on which to grow. communities, neighborhoods with homes that range in price from $300,000 to $600,000 apiece and more. For those who want to live outside the hustle and bustle of the Lakewood Fox Ridge Green Farms Deer Creek Forrest city and yet enjoy the camaraderie of a small town, one of the , , , and Hills county’s outlying communities is a perfect option. are some of the area’s nicest subdivisions and include some of the best examples of high-end architecture in the Midwest. Towns like Verne and Monroe City located to the south and the charming communities like Freelandville, Sandborn and Less expensive mid-range homes can be found in subdivisions Warren Estates Harrison Estates Memering Yates Oaktown to the north offer people a chance to enjoy a bit of like , , country life but with neighbors close at hand. and even charming streets and smaller neighborhoods off Old Wheatland and Old Bruceville Roads, most located just to the All of them are just a short drive into Vincennes and can offer north of Vincennes proper. homes upwards of 25 percent less than similar ones located in the city.

40 Knox County Chamber of Commerce REAL ESTATE

KEMPER CPA GROUP LLP Certified Public Accountants and Consultants 802 Old Wheatland Rd. KLEIN Vincennes, IN 47591 Real Estate 812-882-7730 www.kempercpa.com Real Estate Company # in Knox County VincennesRealty.com1 Search the local real estate market!

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505 N 6th St., Vincennes, IN 47591 Then there is old town or downtown Vincennes, which comes with a wide variety of conveniently priced homes, abundant square (812) 882-2202 footage, lofts with stunning details and the historic charm of Indiana’s oldest city. Old Town Vincennes appeals to many buyers and puts them in close proximity to many of downtown’s popular amenities, historic attractions, locally-sourced eateries, Main Street shopping, the Riverwalk and the Farmers Market of Historic Vincennes. For more information, contact one of Knox County’s many Realtors.

41 Guide to Knox County COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

Vincennes, over the last few years, has experienced something of an economic boom. From small downtown boutiques to franchises and industry expansion, Indiana's oldest city is growing. Sixth Street and Hart Street are two of the city’s main business thoroughfares, and each offers an abundance of opportunity. Most recently, a $2 million connector road between Kimmell Road and Main Street — at the site of an old Kmart property —was constructed and features the city's first roundabout. A local development team is looking to build multiple units of retail, commercial and even restaurant space. Nearby, acres of potential commercial space are available on both Ford Road and Bierhaus Boulevard next to Kohl’s, a Vincennes staple since 2008. Most recently, Vincennes enjoyed the addition of a Hampton Inn as well as Yochum Auto Chrysler Dealership there. On Sixth Street, commercial space is often available in bustling complexes like the Vincennes Plaza and the Knox Plaza, ones that already house retail giants like JC Penney, Big Lots, Gliks and restaurants including Buffalo Wild Wings. Recently opened is a new Planet Fitness and a Japanese restaurant, and coming soon is an escape room, a family- fun pastime growing in popularity across the country. For those who want a more small-town feel, there is always space on historic downtown Main Street, just feet from the city's new Riverwalk on the banks of the Wabash River. Already, charming boutiques, gift shops and restaurants are plentiful, but a handful of empty buildings await the eager entrepreneur.

42 Knox County Chamber of Commerce REAL ESTATE

Most recently, downtown Vincennes welcomed two new ladies' boutiques, Attic Salt and the Wild Rose Boutique. They join already thriving, established businesses like Pearl and Chrome Home Decor, Farm and Sport, a sports memorabilia shop, and Mingles, another ladies clothing boutique, to name a few. Family-owned restaurants like Old Thyme Diner, Pea-Fections and The Cafe Moonlight are ready and waiting to help refuel eager shoppers with their local cuisine. Willow Street on the city’s south side is also primed and ready for continued development. Many hope a newly- expanded Marriott Towneplace Suites hotel, nearby Gilbert’s Restaurant and a new Dollar General store will be the catalyst for even more.

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Procopio’s is a local authentic Italian restaurant located on the newly renovated 2nd Street. Our restaurant has unique Sicilian pasta dishes, appetizers, salads and we also make various types of pizzas including our famous stu ed pizza. Ask about our party room for your special event.

43 Guide to Knox County THE

UNDER5 FORTY

These young professionals are the ones to watch as they blaze trails in their careers.

KYLE & JILL DOGGETT 1 Johns' United Church of Christ Kyle and Jill Doggett, who were honored together as a couple, , currently serving as its board's are originally from Lafayette but moved to Vincennes 12 years vice president. ago. Kyle, earned a bachelor of art degree from Columbia College After receiving her law degree from the Indiana University in Chicago and a master's degree in education from Oakland Mauer School of Law in Bloomington, Jill took a job with the City University. Currently, he is a third-grade teacher at Franklin local law firm, HartBell LLC. She was made a partner in 2011 and Elementary School. Kyle, who has received numerous local now practices in both Indiana and Illinois. Jill, also a registered accolades for his work with local students, previously taught first domestic relations mediator, specializes in family law, primarily grade and fourth grade, and he coached high school soccer at doing marriage dissolutions, adoptions, guardianships and South Knox High School. He, too, is an active member of St. post-dissolution proceedings. Jill also is involved in the local John's United Church of Christ and is a past board member. Rotary Club Knox County Bar Association and the . She volunteers Together, Kyle and Jill have two young sons, Lucas and Calvin. at Franklin Elementary School and is active in her church, St.

44 Knox County Chamber of Commerce 5 UNDER 40

2 LEAH RICHTER Born and raised in Vincennes, Leah Richter has made commitment to improving downtown through her love of its historic buildings. After earning degrees from both Vincennes University and Southern Illinois University, Richter went to work remodeling houses alongside her parents, eventually stepping out on her own to open her own business, Pearl and Chrome Home Interiors, a decor and interior decorating shop at 309 Main St. She and her husband, Clint, have since ventured farther into the real estate and construction trades, acquiring several properties along Main Street over the years and giving each of them the TLC they need to live and thrive once again. Together, she and Clint are also raising two young twin boys.

LIZ ROMANI

3After starting as a clerk just ten years ago, Liz Romani is now the manager of Valley Party Supply, 310 S. Fourth St. Under her leadership, Valley has grown tremendously and has now positioned itself as the area's largest balloon and party store. Liz continues to devote herself to balloon decor by attending conferences to bring cutting edge decor to southwestern Indiana. Liz is also involved in the local Rotary Club and has been instrumental in fundraising efforts for the Knox County Shriner's Club. She is also active in Knox County Relay For Life, the Salvation Army and United Way of Knox County. Originally from Los Angeles, California, Liz now makes her home in Vincennes with her husband, Jason, and their two young sons.

45 Guide to Knox County 5 UNDER 40

ELIZABETH 4 MILLER Elizabeth Miller, a Knox County native, is the owner of Elizabeth A. Miller Endodontics. She graduated from Purdue University with a degree in biology then went on to earn advanced degrees at Indiana University. She opened her business here in 2008. She's a member of the St. John's United Church of Christ, is on the United Way of Knox County's board of directors and is a mentor with the Knox County CEO Program, an initiative to help foster the entrepreneurial spirits of high school students. She lives in Vincennes with her husband, Stephen Holka, and their five young sons, Miles, Henry, William, Thomas and Eli.

5 DEBBIE DUNN Debbie Dunn is a graduate of Rivet Middle High School. After graduating from Vincennes University, she channeled her love of natural healing and alternative health techniques into a job at GNC. She then purchased the store from her family in 2008. Debbie is also a Certified Natural Health Practitioner, a Level 1 cross fit trainer and an E-RYT 200-certified yoga teacher. In 2015, she and her husband, Nash Dunn, opened First City Movement at 29 N. First St, now a nationally accredited yoga teacher training school. She and Nash lead free yoga every summer at the Farmers Market of Vincennes, and they also help to organize the annual Good Samaritan Hospital Pumpkin Pride run and obstacle course. Debbie and Nash live in Vincennes and welcomed their first child, a son, in November of 2017.

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48 Knox County Chamber of Commerce FOOD

THE CAFE MOONLIGHT CHARLIE'S CARAMEL

1 Th e Café Moonlight, at 512 Main St., offers a varietyof 2 CORN & CANDY so up s, sand wiche s, salad s, steak, pa s ta, chicken, seafood Family-owned Charlie's Caramel Corn and Candy is and mo re. Fre sh food, local ing redien t s and g rea t se r vice a sweet tradition in Vincennes. Open for more than 60 a r ea l w a y o s n t h me e n u. years at 427 N 2nd St., they still use original recipes to make delicious homemade chocolates and decadent caramel corn. MUST TRY LOCAL EATS You haven't lived until you've tried these native Vincennes eateries.

PROCOPIO’S PIZZA 3 & PASTA OLD THYME DINER Procopio's Pizza & Pasta serves up local authentic 4 A classic greasy spoon with made-from-scratch food. Italian cuisine at 127 N 2nd St. Located in a renovated From biscuits and gravy to juicy ribeye steaks, this diner historic building in the heart of downtown, Procopio’s at 331 Main St. is a local favorite. features Sicilian pasta dishes, appetizers, salads and pizza.

49 Guide to Knox County 5 GILBERT'S The casual but elegant dining atmosphere of Gilbert's Restaurant and Pub, 1350 Willow St., has become a local favorite. From premium-cut steaks to creative pasta dishes and even a large selection of custom-made salads and seafood, a variety of menu options appeals to everyone's tastebuds. The bar, too, offers a stylish and sophisticated place to have a drink and visit with friends.

8 50 Knox County Chamber of Commerce FOOD

PEA-FECTIONS

6 Pea-fections, a downtown eatery at 323 Main St., boasts a delectable menu full of fresh, homemade salads and unique sandwiches as well as a rotating menu of seasonal soups. And if you're still not full, Pea-fections BILL BOBE'S PIZZERIA has a variety of mouth-watering tortes and cheesecakes to satisfy any sweet tooth. 7 Bill Bobe's Pizzeria at 1651 N. Sixth St., is a beloved tradition amongst those who call Vincennes home. Serving up pies since 1954, Bill Bobe's uses family recipes and fresh, high-quality ingredients. Their menu features everything from pizza to salads and sandwiches as well as the delicious, homemade breadsticks that keeps everyone coming back for more.

MONTANA MIKE'S

8 Montana Mike's offers quality steak cuts complemented by delicious choices of chicken, ribs, seafood, and handcrafted pastas, as well as burgers, tasty appetizers and signature cocktails. Generous portions are moderately priced while its casual ambiance is the perfect place to share good times, lively conversation with great friends. Montana Mike's is located at 1626 Willow St.

51 Guide to Knox County POP AROUND THE CLOCK

9 Pop Around The Clock, at 1731 Hart St., is a small gourmet popcorn shop owned by locals Chris and Amy Bruggeman. They make over 50 different flavors of fresh candy-coated and savory-flavored popcorn as well as popcorn treats. All of their products are made fresh in their shop using high quality wholesome ingredients and premium gourmet popcorn grown right here in southwestern Indiana. 10 VINCENNES BREWING CO. The Vincennes Brewing Company, the city's first in more than 80 years, opened to eager and thirsty patrons in the summer of 2017. The brewery features a fresh and seasonal small plates menu as well as a variety of ever-changing state and regional craft beers on tap. Owners also plan to brew, in house, as many as 300 barrels — everything from IPAs to porters and even stouts and pale ales — of beer each year. The brewery is located at 124 Main St.

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griculture is big business in Knox County. A Amid its rolling green hills are lush fields full of everything from traditional row crops, staples like corn, soybeans and winter wheat, to a growing number of acres dedicated to fresh produce, everything from juicy red watermelons to bell peppers. The oldest industry in the county, agriculture plays a vital and much-needed role in the local economy each year. More than 70 percent of the state's watermelon crop is produced right here, and over the last few years, Knox County, has seen nearly 300,000 harvested acres, which places it first in the state's total production. And while traditional row crops, watermelons and cantaloupe do make up the majority of what is grown here in Knox County, more and more fresh produce is grown here each year as our diverse soil allows for a wide variety of produce to flourish. The farming landscape has changed to include pumpkins, potatoes, tomatoes, bell peppers, squash, strawberries and many other vegetables and fruits to satisfy a growing number of people choosing to eat locally and healthier.

54 Knox County Chamber of Commerce INDUSTRY GROWTH & PROSPERITY Investing in the wealth of our city.

he primary mission of the Knox County Development Corporation for the last 35 yearsT has been to attract business and industry, and with more than 100 shovel-ready acres in the U.S. 41 Industrial Park, the organization has positioned the county well for future job growth. The newest tenant to the U.S. 41 Industrial Park is an $84 million Farbest Foods Inc. turkey processing plant, which opened in 2014, bringing with it more than 400 jobs and an annual payroll of more than $9.6 million. Farbest joined the already established Futaba Indiana of America plant there — a Tier 1 supplier to Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Indiana in Gibson County — which supplies Knox County with an additional 800 jobs and an annual payroll of nearly $29 million. The ever-expanding industrial park supplies just over 9.1 percent of the county's total workforce and acts as one of its most attractive incentives. With room to grow, the KCDC, in partnership with the city and its utilities, is continuing to market Indiana's oldest city as a comfortable and nurturing environment for both new and established businesses. But industrial opportunities exist far beyond the park's boundaries. Sunrise Coal in Oaktown employs more than 640 local workers and has an annual payroll of Lori Cardinal more than $48 million. Another of Knox County's Broker/Owner SCHOTT Gemtron major employers is , a glass Cell: 812-291-0695 manufacturer, which boasts 275 jobs and more Ofﬁ ce: 812-316-0696 than $23 million each year in salaries and benefits [email protected] Mainstream 2435 N. 6th Street to its workers. Vincennes, IN 47591 Other major employers include Pioneer Oil Company, Duke Energy, Lewis Brothers Bakery, Excell USA and Wabash Steel which, combined, employ nearly 700 workers.

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Dumes, Inc. F.C. Tucker Fredrick & Son McClure- Grundman Shoes Herman Family Dentistry 1640 North 6th St. Cindy Moore Utt Funeral Home 906 North 7th St. 608 South Quail Run Rd. P.O. Box 707 621 Main St. 618 Main St. P.O. Box 404 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Bruceville, IN 47516 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-1572 (812) 882-5440 (812) 882-4444 (812) 324-2575 (812) 882-4770 Home Instead Senior Care Edward Jones F.C. Tucker Emge Freelandville Community Guardian Angel Home 216 West 6th St., Suite 106 George E. Ansloan 621 Main St. Home, Inc. Health Care, Inc. Jasper, IN 47546 202 North 2nd St. Vincennes, IN 47591 310 North Carlisle St. 11617 E State Rd. 67 (812) 482-3311 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-4444 P.O. Box 288 P.O. Box 95 (812) 886-9240 Freelandville, IN 47528 Bicknell, IN 47512 Homes Plumbing Supply, Inc. F.C Tucker (812) 328-2134 (812) 735-2811 1690 Hart St. Rita Greene Edward Jones Vincennes, IN 47591 621 Main St. Dave Skinner Futaba Indiana of America Guardian Angel Personal (812) 882-1865 Vincennes, IN 47591 Corp (FIA) Services 326 Main St. (812) 882-4444 P.O. Box 414 3320 Keller Rd. 11617 E State Rd. 67 Hometown Hearing, Inc. Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 95 2003 Hart St. Vincennes, IN 47591 F.C. Tucker (812) 895-4700 Bicknell, IN 47512 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-9477 Robin Montgomery 621 Main St. (812) 735-8100 (812) 882-2075 Edward Jones Vincennes, IN 47591 German American Bank Tim Vieke (812) 882-4444 101 North 3rd St. H.G. Heinz, Inc. Hoosier Business 2007 Hart St. P.O. Box 1417 221 Manilla St. Machines, Inc. P.O. Box 122 The Faith Store Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 123 808 Main St. Vincennes, IN 47591 224 Main St. (812) 882-4528 Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 751 (812) 886-6858 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-2480 Jasper, IN 47546 (812) 890-3325 Gilbert’s (812) 482-3736 Elizabeth Miller, 1350 Willow St. Hacker Plumbing & Endodontics, PC Fantastic Sams of Vincennes Vincennes, IN 47591 Drilling, Inc. Hoosier Travelers, LLC 622 North 7th St. 646 Kimmell Rd. (812) 316-0800 2687 South Old Decker Rd. 1211 Washington Ave. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-5040 (812) 291-1929 Glik’s (812) 882-8053 (812) 882-4555 634 Niblack Boulevard Ellerman Construction FarBest Foods Vincennes, IN 47591 Halter’s Market HostCrew 3250 South Old US 41 3672 Keller Rd. (812) 886-4018 1926 North 6th St. 702 Old Wheatland Rd. P.O. Box 1400 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-3300 GNC (812) 882-0579 (888) 403-4678 (812) 683-4200 642 Kimmell Rd. Evansville Federal Teacher Vincennes, IN 47591 Hampton Inn by Hilton Hurricane Ditcher Co., Inc. Farm Bureau Insurance (812) 886-1112 2863 Ford Rd. 2425 South Cathlinette Rd. Credit Union 610 Veterans Drive 1395 South Hart St. Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 The Gooch P.O. Box 394 (812) 316-0999 (812) 886-9663 (812) 882-9691 1501 Willow St. Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 158 Hart Bell, LLC Illiana Watermelon (812) 886-9377 Fifth Third Bank Vincennes, IN 47591 513 Main St. Association 2400 Hart St. (812) 882-0202 P.O. Box 979 P.O. Box 618 Ewing Printing Co., Inc. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 516 Vigo St. (812) 886-4030 Good Samaritan Hospital (812) 882-8935 (812) 881-8134 P.O. Box 537 520 South 7th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 First Baptist Church Vincennes, IN 47591 Havens Solutions Indiana All Star Driving (812) 882-2415 2625 Wabash Ave. (812) 882-5220 2759 Ford Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 School Vincennes, IN 47591 2017 Hart St. Excell USA, Inc. (812) 882-3209 Goodwill Industries (812) 882-2288 Vincennes, IN 47591 1065 East Beckes Lane 1540 Willow St. (812) 882-5555 Vincennes, IN 47591 First Vincennes Savings Vincennes, IN 47591 Helping His Hands Disaster (812) 895-1687 Bank 615 Kimmell Rd. (812) 882-1722 Relief, Inc. Indiana Forms & Labels 1107 Main St. 1648 East 675 South Executive Travel Services P.O. Box 236 Goodwin Funeral Home Vincennes, IN 47591 Washington, IN 47501 1211 Washington Ave. Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 885-9018 524 Broadway St. (812) 494-2888 (812) 644-7744 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-4555 Fortner Pest Control, Inc. (812) 882-5900 Henderson Transfer Co., Inc. Indiana Military Museum 1985 Old U.S. 41 1611 Broadway St. 715 South 6th St. Express Sign & Neon P.O. Box 111 Grouseland Foundation, Inc. P.O. Box 15 P.O. Box 977 119 South 15th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 3 West Scott St. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-7445 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-8860 (812) 882-1941 (812) 882-0104 (812) 882-2096 Fox Ridge Manor Hendrixson Concrete & InSight of the Wabash Eyeworks Retirement Community Growing Green Lawncare Construction, LLC 120 Main St. 223 Main St. 150 Fox Ridge Drive RR 2 Box 195 11764 South Cattle Barn Rd. P.O. Box 963 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Lawrenceville, IL 62439 Decker, IN 47524 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-4809 (812) 895-1000 (618) 943-7800 (812) 890-6244 (812) 255-3003

60 Knox County Chamber of Commerce J. E. Shekell, Inc. Kinetico of Vincennes Knox County Rentals, LLC McDonald’s Niehaus Home Center 2019 North 6th St. 1919 North 6th St. 702 Old Wheatland Rd. 2300 North 6th St. 1023 Main St. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 952 Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 667 (812) 882-2020 (812) 886-1303 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-6969 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 396-8758 (812) 882-2710 Jason Kaylor State Farm Kings Great Buys Plus Meeks Real Estate & 511 Willow St. 14921 Old US HWY 50 Kolb, Roellgen & Insurance North Knox School Vincennes, IN 47591 Lawrenceville, IL 62439 Kirchoff, LLP 2402 Hart St. Corporation (812) 895-0499 (618) 943-3351 801 Busseron St. P.O. Box 38 10890 State HWY 159 P.O. Box 215 Vincennes, IN 47591 Bicknell, IN 47512 Jay C Food Store Kirby Risk Electrical Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-4000 (812) 735-2990 1400 Washington Ave. Supply (812) 882-2280 Vincennes, IN 47591 1301 Willow St. The Melon Patch Nu-Gas (812) 886-9311 Vincennes, IN 47591 Koorsen Fire and Security 9423 US-41 3168 Old US HWY 41 (812) 882-2938 4725 Hitch and Peters Rd. Oaktown, IN 47561 P.O. Box 212 Jerry Smith Electrical, Inc. Evansville, IN 47711 (812) 324-2505 Vincennes, IN 47591 1995 South Monroe City Rd. Klein Realty (812) 758-4355 (812) 886-6369 Monroe City, IN 47557 505 North 6th St. Memering Motorplex (812) 743-2588 Vincennes, IN 47591 Lamar Outdoor Advertising 1949 Hart St. O’Donnell Supply Corp. (812) 882-2202 4701 East Margaret Drive Vincennes, IN 47591 2294 South Old Decker Rd. Jimmy Johns Terre Haute, IN 47803 (812) 882-5367 P.O. Box 243 2361 North 6th St. Knox Co Soil & Water (812) 877-9777 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Conservation District MetroNet (812) 882-3470 (812) 494-2315 604 South Quail Run Rd. Landscapes by Dallas Foster 287 North 15th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 3729 North Camp Arthur Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Office Connection Joe D. Black, Attorney at Law (812) 882-8210 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 255-1155 104 Broadway St. 116 North 7th St. (800) 659-0719 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-9905 P.O. Box 202 Knox County Council, Miller Construction Lewis Bakeries Vincennes, IN 47591 Courthouse Company, Inc. 2792 South Old Decker Rd. Old National Bank (812) 886-1563 101 North 7th St. 518 South 15th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 20 North 3rd St. Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 315 (812) 886-6533 P.O. Box 1200 Jones & Sons, Inc. (812) 885-2502 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 784 South 6th St. Rd. (812) 882-6690 P.O. Box 671 Knox County Development Little Green Apple Hallmark (812) 895-4200 634 Niblack Boulevard Vincennes, IN 47591 Corporation Miller Machine & Welding Vincennes, IN 47591 Old Post Bookstore (812) 882-2957 1101 North 3rd St. 2610 South Old Decker Rd. (812) 886-4491 1101 North 2nd St. P.O. Box 701 Vincennes, IN 47591 Jones Builders Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-7566 (812) 888-4334 452 East Robinson Lane (812) 886-6993 Lodge of the Wabash Vincennes, IN 47591 723 Ramsey Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Monical’s Pizza of Old Town Players (812) 882-4667 Knox County Farm (812) 882-8787 Vincennes Community Theater Bureau, Inc. 1813 Willow St. #1A 432 Broadway St. Jumbo China Buffet 610 Veterans Drive Lucky Lady Lounge P.O. Box 255 P.O. Box 855 2608 North 6th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 Bar & Grill Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-9691 IL-33 (812) 494-2100 (812) 882-8269 (812) 882-2828 Lawrenceville, IL 62439 Knox County Parks & (618) 943-1781 Montana Mike’s Steakhouse Ole Yeller Food Truck Junior Achievement of Recreation Department 1626 Willow St. 1401 Main St. Southwestern Indiana, Inc. 3500 North Lower Fort Marathon, Fastbreak 6 P.O. Box B Vincennes, IN 47591 431 East Diamond Knox Rd. 1 Executive Blvd Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 881-5718 Evansville, IN 47711 P.O. Box 1316 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-2818 (812) 425-8152 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 316-0200 Organ Battery & Electric (812) 882-4316 Mouzin Brothers Company KCARC Martin Barber Shop Transportation, LLC 434 South 15th St. 2525 North 6th St. Knox County Public Library 212 South 10th St. 2820 Main St. Rd. P.O. Box 391 Vincennes, IN 47591 502 North 7th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 895-0059 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-4025 (812) 890-1926 (812) 882-6474 (812) 886-4380 Kemper CPA Group, LLP McCormick Insurance Myszak & Palmer, Inc. Organ Florist & 802 Old Wheatland Rd. Knox County Realty, LLC Agency, Inc. 903 Broadway St. Greenhouses, Inc. P.O. Box 297 1037 North 8th St. 1115 Weed Lane P.O. Box 1662 1172 De Wolf St. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-7730 (812) 882-0009 (812) 882-5300 (812) 886-0350 (812) 882-8308

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Original Company, The Raben Tire Company, Inc. Rex's Body Shop & Smile Doctors TownePlace Suites by WZDM,WAOV,WUZR, 1111 Willow St. Garage, Inc. Braces by Gregg Ortho Marriott WWBL Radio Vincennes, IN 47591 2710 North 2nd St. 1410 South Quail Run Rd. 1320 Willow St. 522 Busseron St. (812) 885-2100 P.O. Box 115 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 242 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-7867 (812) 255-1500 Vincennes, IN 47591 Raber Portable Storage (812) 882-7496 Tracy Electric (812) 882-6060 Barns Snider Body Shop 1308 Jefferson St. 1419 Hart St. Riley Equipment, Inc. 817 East St Clair St. Lawrenceville, IL 62439 PACE Community Action Vincennes, IN 47591 2205 South Old Decker Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Agency (618) 943-2243 (812) 486-2555 P.O. Box 435 (812) 886-6556 525 North 4th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 687 Trent Auto Sales RCS Superstore, Inc. (812) 886-5500 Sodexo Campus Services Vincennes, IN 47591 1327 North 6th St. 1704 Hart St. 1002 North 1st St. Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-7927 RIPCO Ltd P.O. Box 21 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-3772 1177 East Ramsey Rd. (812) 888-4329 Packaging Corporation of Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Tri-State Bearing Co., Inc. America (812) 882-1191 (812) 354-2496 South Knox School 1609 Willow St. 408 East St Clair St. Red Roof Inn of Old Corporation Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Rogers Group, Inc. Vincennes 6116 IN-61 (812) 882-2711 (812) 882-7631 602 South 6th St. Rd. 1800 South Old Decker Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Tri-State Printing and Pea-Fections/Culinary Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 726-4440 (812) 882-3640 Embroidery (812) 882-2100 Connection 24 North 1st St. 323 Main St. Southgate Veterinary Clinic Ruoff Home Mortgage 1925 Old U.S. 41 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Red Skelton Museum of 721 North 7th St., Suite B (812) 316-0094 (812) 886-5146 American Comedy Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-5656 20 West Red Skelton Boulevard (800) 627-8633 Trans-Care Ambulance Personal Finance Company Vincennes, IN 47591 1299 East Voorhees St. 28 North 2nd St. StaffQuick (812) 888-4184 S & S Trailer Sales Terre Haute, IN 47802 P.O. Box 31 1621 Willow St. 8846 North Boberg Drive (812) 316-7000 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Regal Furniture Gallery Bicknell, IN 47512 (812) 882-3810 (812) 316-0900 & Showcase (812) 735-4781 Uebelhor Buick GMC 102 North 4th St. Cadillac Ponderosa Steakhouse State Farm Vincennes, IN 47591 Sarah's Stride Rite & 626 Kimmell Rd. 2625 Hart St. Andrew Hinz P.O. Box 1267 (812) 886-4444 Family Footwear Vincennes, IN 47591 2015 Hart St. Vincennes, IN 47591 1702 Hart St., Suite B (812) 882-9469 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 733-4313 Regional Title Services, LLC Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 885-0015 (812) 886-4803 Pop Around the Clock 621 Main St. #201 United Insurance Vincennes, IN 47591 1725 Hart St. State Farm Services, Inc. (812) 316-0418 SCHOTT Gemtron Vincennes, IN 47591 Tammy Wilson 509 Main St. (812) 882-0882 2000 Chestnut St. P.O. Box 37 P.O. Box 317 2801 North 6th St., Suite A Regions Bank Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-3560 Premier Staffing Solutions 2202 North 6th St. (812) 882-2000 308 West National HWY Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-2680 United Way of Knox County Washington, IN 47501 (800) 734-4667 Studio A SERVPRO of Vincennes P.O. Box 198 (812) 254-2140 703 North 2nd St. Re/Max Mainstream 712 Upper 11th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-3624 Prestige Auto & Lori Cardinal (812) 895-0581 (812) 890-0775 Transmission 2435 North 6th St. 801 South 6th St. Rd. Valley Electric Supply Corp. Vincennes, IN 47591 Sunsational Tans P.O. Box 324 Servus! 1361 North State Rd. 67 (812) 316-0696 2801 North 6th St., Suite C Vincennes, IN 47591 201 Mannheim Rd. A P.O. Box 724 Jasper, IN 47546 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-7771 Rent One (812) 482-3212 (812) 886-5006 (812) 882-7860 612 Niblack Boulevard #1A Pretty Posies Vincennes, IN 47591 Valley Party Supply 317 Main St. Suite A Sherwin Williams Company Super 8 Motel (812) 291-1635 310 South 4th St. Vincennes, IN 47591 2704 Hart St. 609 Shirlee St. P.O. Box 576 (812) 316-0770 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Republic Services of (812) 882-5085 (812) 882-5101 (812) 882-8730 Procopio's Pizza & Pasta Southern Indiana 2706 North 2nd St. Shoe Sensation Sure Clean, Inc. 127 North 2nd St. Vectren Corp Vincennes, IN 47591 2805 Fulton Glass Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 620 Niblack Boulevard 301 East Oak St. (866) 760-2182 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-0914 Vincennes, IN 47591 Washington, IN 47501 (812) 886-9080 (812) 886-5589 (812) 257-7062 ProRehab, LLC Restoration Acupuncture 2121 Willow St. Center Sievers Companies Thursday Church Veritas Engineering P.O. Box 316 126 North 7th St. P.O. Box 726 218 Main St. A 2234 North Bruceville Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-1141 (812) 255-0277 (812) 895-1127 (812) 882-2737 (888) 317-8013

62 Knox County Chamber of Commerce Villwock Farms Vincennes/Knox Vincennes Welding Co., Inc. Wendy's Old Fashioned WorkOne 11600 North Freelandville Rd. Preservation Foundation 923 North 13th St. Burgers 1500 Chestnut St. Edwardsport, IN 47528 P.O. Box 173 Vincennes, IN 47591 2523 North 6th St. P.O. Box 430 (812) 328-2468 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-9682 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-4012 (812) 882-1125 (812) 882-8770 Vincennes Brewing VoMac Truck Sales Company Vincennes Staffing Services W THI-T V10 & Service Widner Mutual Fire 124 Main St. 1340 Main St., Suite A 800 Ohio St. 1879 South Old US 41 Insurance Association Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 1 State HWY 159 Terre Haute, IN 47807 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 232-9481 (812) 316-0485 (812) 886-4006 P.O. Box 27 (800) 869-6225 Freelandville, IN 47535 W T WO-T V Vincennes Central Business Vincennes Sun Commercial (812) 328-2133 District Inc. 702 Main St. VR Custom Graphics 10849 US-41 P.O. Box 1222 Vincennes, IN 47591 3991 N. County Rd. 25 East P.O. Box 9268 Wild Rose Boutique Farmersburg, IN 47850 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-9955 Sullivan, IN 47882 324 Main St. (812) 882-6888 (812) 232-9504 (812) 268-0059 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes University (812) 830-8747 YMCA of Vincennes Vincennes City Council Foundation Wabash Food Service, Inc. 203 Vigo St. 1002 North First St. 2010 College Ave. 1075 East Ramsey Rd. Williams Bros. Healthcare Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 P.O. Box 576 1216 Washington Ave. (812) 882-6426 (812) 888-4510 (812) 895-9622 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-1800 Vincennes Community Vincennes University (812) 882-6066 Yochum Chrysler Dodge School Corporation 1002 North First St. Jeep Ram 1712 South Quail Run Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Wabash Parts Corp. Willow Manor Nursing and 1270 South Hart St. Rd. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 888-4208 30 North 7th St. Rehab (812) 291-5182 (812) 885-1427 Vincennes, IN 47591 3801 Old Bruceville Rd. Vincennes University (812) 882-9450 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes Industrial Supply Broadcasting WVUB-FM/ (812) 882-1783 & Rental, Inc. WVUT-TV/WFML-FM Wal-Mart WIN Energy REMC 102 Executive Boulevard 1200 North 2nd, St. #64 650 Kimmell Rd. 3981 Old US HWY 41 Vincennes, IN 47591 Davis Hall Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-5210 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-0312 (812) 888-4345 (800) 882-5140 Vincennes/Knox County Wellness For Life Visitors & Tourism Bureau Vincennes Water Utilities Wolfe Construction 779 South 6th St. Rd. 403 Busseron St. Medical, LLC Company P.O. Box 602 P.O. Box 749 1602 North Upper 11th St. 2724 Washington Ave. Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 886-0400 (812) 882-7877 (812) 645-1892 (812) 882-2260

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