Jasper Street department announces milling/paving schedule
The Jasper Street Department, along with contractor Calcar Paving, will be milling asphalt and paving streets on the following dates: This schedule is subject to change.
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Jasper Street Department to conduct pavement work on several streets beginning Tues. Oct. 6
The Jasper Street Department, along with contractor Pavement Solutions, will begin the pavement preservation/micro surface project on Tuesday, October 6th at approximately 8:00am. All vehicles must be removed from the affected streets and out of driveways, should residents intend to leave throughout the day of surfacing their street. These streets will be closed during the…
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No Trash in the River: Halloween cleanup and social media challenge
Daviess, Dubois, Martin, and Pike County Soil & Water Conservation Districts are teaming up for a fun Halloween-themed effort to help keep litter out of our rivers and waterways. Community members are invited to join us for a Halloween Costume Trash Pick-Up Day on October 27, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. ET, at the Hudsonville Campground…
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Verkamp named State Community Corrections board member of the year
Dubois Circuit Court Judge Nathan Verkamp has been named the 2026 Community Corrections Advisory Board Member of the Year by the Indiana Association of Community Corrections Act Counties. Dubois County Community Corrections announced the award Thursday. Verkamp has served on the county’s Community Corrections Advisory Board for more than 20 years. During that time, he…
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Cathedral Health Care Center teams up with Jasper Library to create “The Green Shelf”
New collection offers approachable mental health resources for readers of all ages Cathedral Health Care Center is partnering with the Jasper Public Library to introduce “The Green Shelf,” a specially curated collection of books created in recognition of Mental Illness Awareness Week, October 4–10. The Green Shelf features 12 thoughtfully selected books for adults, teens,…
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Five Chairs, One Question: Cathedral and Jasper Arts invite community to look beyond mental illness
Five ordinary chairs will invite visitors to pause and consider an extraordinary question during Mental Illness Awareness Week, October 4–10. Presented by Cathedral Health Care Center in partnership with Jasper Arts, The Five Chairs Project is a simple installation with a message: you cannot tell whether someone lives with mental illness by looking at them….
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Thyen-Clark Cultural Center hosting sculpture invitational
Jasper Arts is pleased to present the Sculpture Invitational Exhibition for the months of October, November and December 2026 at The Thyen-Clark Cultural Center. This exhibit is an invitational exhibit for artists of all 3-D medium. The exhibit will highlight traditional and non-traditional 3-D artwork. The following artists have accepted an invitation to participate in…
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Ferdinand Library hosts “Cemeteries as a community memory” talk
Joy Neighbors will be at the Ferdinand Library presenting her “Cemeteries As A Community Memory Program” on October 27 at 5 p.m. She will share how burial grounds function as historical archives, preserving the stories of migration, epidemics, wars, social change, religion, and family identity. Through graves, plot placement, symbolism, and name patterns, cemeteries reveal…
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Family-friendly trick-or-treating at Spooky Streets at the Museum
The Dubois County Museum (DCM) is excited to host “Spooky Streets at the Dubois County Museum” again, a free, family-friendly trick-or-treating event in partnership with local nonprofit Actors Community Theatre (ACT). “Spooky Streets at the Dubois County Museum” will take place Thursday, October 22, 2026, from 5:30–7:00 p.m. EST at the Dubois County Museum, 2704…
