Voting has now begun for the 2026 Photo Contest at the Dubois County Museum.  Each visitor will be given a ballot and instructed to list their top three choices for the Youth Category and their top three votes for the Adult Category. A total of 92 photos are entered in the contest this year. Voting…

Huntingburg Board of Public Works tables paving decision for another month amid budget concerns and merchant input The Huntingburg Board of Public Works has once again delayed a final decision on the future of Fourth Street, tabling the matter until next month after hearing from merchants, the project engineer, and community members at its most…

Beginning on or around Friday, May 15, crews will close State Road 145 near Birdseye. This closure will occur between County Road West 900 South to East Borden Hill Road. This road closure will allow for the replacement of three box culverts. Work is expected to last through the beginning of November, depending on the…

by Mackenzi Klemann and Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital ChronicleMay 6, 2026 Gov. Mike Braun not only extended the suspension of the sales tax on gasoline another 30 days Wednesday — he paused the state gas tax, as well. The latter is 36 cents per gallon, meaning Hoosier motorists will save 59.3 cents a gallon for…

The Rotary Club of Dubois County is honored to announce that Indiana Chief Justice Loretta H. Rush will serve as the keynote speaker for the 2026 ATHENA Leadership Awards, to be held Thursday, September 3, 2026, at the Huntingburg Event Center. Chief Justice Rush took the oath of office as Indiana’s 108th Supreme Court Justice…

Thursday, Jasper Police announced the individual had been identified. The Jasper Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying an individual involved in vandalism at the Jasper Public Library. The incident occurred around 12:18 a.m. Wednesday morning. If you are able to help, please call the Jasper Police Department at 812-482-2255 or the anonymous…

In the contested races, Amy Kippenbrock, Tim Lampert, Doug Uebelhor and Tammy Guth all secured their nomination to represent the Republican Party in the November Election last night, while Mary Allen and Tiffanie Arthur will represent the Democratic Party in November. Here are the results.

The county is taking action to reduce traffic issues in the areas affected by the AES Crossvine Solar project, following concerns raised by residents in recent months. The Dubois County Commissioners unanimously approved a temporary speed limit reduction from 45 mph to 35 mph on multiple roads within the Crossvine Solar project area. County Engineer…

The Jasper Redevelopment Commission approved $133,800 from the Central Tax Increment Finance District to purchase Chromebooks for first- and third-graders for the Greater Jasper Consolidated Schools. Tax Increment Financing (TIF) districts are used by cities and towns to support development in targeted areas by capturing the increase in property tax revenue generated after the district…

The Jasper Street Department will close Rolling Ridge Road on the south side of the intersection with Ridge Road on Thursday, May 7, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. This closure is to replace a storm sewer before the street is paved this year. Ridge Road will remain open to local traffic during this construction. Barring any unforeseen issues,…

The Southwest Dubois County School Corporation announced the recipients of the corporation’s second annual Teacher of the Year awards, recognizing outstanding educators at both the elementary and secondary levels. Nicole Hopf of Southridge High School was named Secondary Teacher of the Year. Hopf is known for stepping up wherever she’s needed—serving on leadership teams, taking…

The Dubois County Highway Department has another upcoming closure that will have two bridges closed simultaneously.  Bridge 107 (located on St. Anthony Road North, approximately 0.27 miles south of Schnellville Road) and Bridge 240 (located on St. Anthony Road West, approximately 0.38 miles south of Schnellville Road) will be closed beginning Thursday, May 7, 2026….

Schnuck Markets, Inc., today announced that its Schnucks Fresh store in Jasper, located at 3605 North Newton Street, will permanently close at 6 p.m. on Sunday,May 24. All 29 Jasper teammates will have the choice of a transfer to another Schnucks store, including those in the Evansville area, or a severance package. For those who…

A Jasper man was arrested on April 30th on charges of intimidation, possession of marijuana, and possession of paraphernalia after allegedly sending threatening messages to Indiana Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith. Indiana State Police First Sergeant Detective Rob Gardner of the Jasper State Police Post was contacted regarding social media posts on Meta Platforms Inc. (formerly…

Huntingburg Common Council members expressed an appetite for updating development regulations to address emerging land uses like data centers and battery storage systems, but acknowledged they need professional guidance to craft defensible standards. The discussion arose during citizen comments at Tuesday’s regular meeting, when resident Holly Bartelt Gogel asked about potential changes to the Unified…

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced an upcoming road closure for State Road 64 in Crawford County. Beginning on or around Monday, May 11, crews will close State Road 64 near English. This closure will occur just east of the intersection of S.R. 64 and State Road 37. This road closure will allow for a…

Early voting for the upcoming primary election is progressing successfully, with strong participation from voters across the county. Election officials remind residents that early voting will conclude on Monday, May 4, 2026, at noon. “We’ve had a very successful early voting period so far and remain fully prepared to assist voters as they come in…

by Mackenzi Klemann, Indiana Capital Chronicle April 28, 2026 Hoosier employers looking for practical ways to incorporate artificial intelligence to boost productivity and job growth can now tap into a new statewide network for advice. The CEOs of Indiana Corporate Partnership are leading the effort, known as IN AI, in cooperation with Gov. Mike Braun’s…

A free spring celebration spanning four venues with family activities, local vendors, live music, and more Ferdinand is set to burst into color on Saturday, May 2nd as the community gathers for Community in Bloom, a free springtime festival stretching across Main Street and beyond. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., residents and visitors alike…

Indiana State Police are investigating a fatal head-on collision that occurred in Spencer County on Monday evening. According to authorities, Indiana State Police and Spencer County Sheriff’s Office responded to a two-vehicle crash on west of Saint Meinrad on State Road 162 north of State Road 62 at about 8:20 p.m. Preliminary investigation indicated Amber…

The Jasper Municipal Water Department announced repairs have been completed on the water main break on 5th Avenue between Kluemper Road and Truman Road.  A Boil Water Advisory is NOT in effect. There are no potential health effects.   If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Jasper Water Department at 812-482-5252….

by Mackenzi Klemann, Indiana Capital Chronicle April 27, 2026 A new report finds Indiana ranks 38th in the nation for teacher pay despite recent efforts by lawmakers to boost teacher salaries — a trend the Indiana State Teachers Association attributes to inflation, compression of mid-career salaries and limited collective bargaining rights. The National Education Association…

Huntingburg Firefighters were called to a structure fire on North Cherry Street Sunday afternoon. According to Assistant Chief Scott Patberg, the call was received a little after 4 p.m., and responders were on scene within about four minutes. Upon arrival, they found a 40-by-68-foot pole barn structure in the back of the property fully involved…

Organizers counted 283 residents who took advantage of Saturday’s opportunity to properly dispose of medications on a warm spring day. Residents are doing a great job cleaning out those medicine cabinets. Dubois County CARES Coordinator Candy Neal reported 340.8 pounds of medications were properly disposed of on Saturday. Additionally, cardboard and plastic bags were recycled…

It is with deep sadness and profound respect that the City of Jasper announces the passing of former Clerk-Treasurer Juanita Boehm. A lifelong resident of Jasper, Juanita served our community with unwavering dedication for more than two decades. Juanita first took office as Clerk-Treasurer in 1996. Over her 24-year tenure, she became a cornerstone of…

The Jasper City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance to increase the Cumulative Capital (Cum Cap) Development Levy during their meeting on Wednesday. Cum Cap funds are specialized property tax levies authorized by Indiana law for local governments to fund long-term capital projects, such as infrastructure repairs, equipment purchases, or building improvements. Jasper established…

by Mackenzi Klemann, Indiana Capital ChronicleApril 22, 2026 An unclaimed $49.14 check from Warner Brothers Studio to NBA legend Reggie Miller remains unclaimed 21 years later.  As does the $38.57 in wages owed to former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck since 2015 by NBC Universal — and the $83.19 in checks from the studio that the…

The new pickleball courts at League Stadium are on track to open by the end of May, according to updates from the Huntingburg Parks Board meeting held Monday. The asphalt went down last week, and contractors are now installing poles for the nets. A fence company has started coring work and will set the fencing…

Tuesday, Indiana State Police Superintendent Anthony Scott announced Trooper Kayla Denk-Mundy has been selected as the 2025 “Trooper of the District.” Trooper Denk-Mundy was recognized in Indianapolis by Superintendent Scott, along with other troopers who were selected by their respective districts. “This honor is bestowed upon a deserving trooper who exemplifies the department’s high standards…

Joseph El-Houjairy, M.D. and Joshua Leonard, M.D., have been named the 2026 Little Company of Mary (LCM) Outstanding Physician Award recipients at Deconess Memorial Medical Center.  This award is named in honor of the Little Company of Mary Sisters – USA, the founders of Deconess Memorial. The LCM Award is given annually to a physician…

Nick Pagragan, a Marine and Army veteran from Santa Claus, recently took over the Dubois County Veteran Service Office. Local veterans had been volunteering at the office since the resignation of the previous Veteran Service Officer. Commissioner Chad Blessinger praised those volunteers for keeping the office running from mid-February to last week while the county…

At Monday’s regular Dubois County Commissioner meeting, Commissioner Chad Blessigner discussed ongoing conversations with EDP Renewables regarding the second phase of their solar project in the Duff area. The company had come to the county to gauge their willingness to negotiate agreements to begin the process of expanding north of the railroad tracks crossing on…

What happens when passionate teachers, creative thinking, and hands-on learning collide? At Southwest Dubois County School Corporation, it looks a lot like the STEM Fellowship in action. This year, the second cohort of Southwest Dubois educators — Nick Herron, Taylor Duckworth, Amanda Thompson and Stacey Metz — joined the STEM Fellowship, a dynamic 10-month professional…

The Dubois County Chamber of Commerce awarded Girls on the Run of Southwest Indiana its quarterly nonprofit grant. Girls on the Run of Southwest Indiana is dedicated to empowering young girls through evidence-based programming that combines social-emotional learning with physical activity. Girls on the Run of Southwest Indiana serves Dubois County by partnering with local elementary…

Thursday, students from Huntingburg Elementary took center stage at the Southwest Dubois County School board meeting, presenting their leadership notebooks to board members as part of the school’s journey to become a Leader in Me Lighthouse school. The Leader in Me Lighthouse School certification is awarded by the global organization FranklinCovey as recognition that schools…

The Dubois County Airport Authority met for its regular meeting on Monday evening and discussed the following items. Airport Career Cruise and Aviation Program Applications Airport Manager Travis McQueen reported that the airport participated in the countywide 8th-grade career cruise, attracting 29 students who expressed verbal interest in aviation careers. This represents approximately 5% of…

Country radio station 100.9FM WBDC is proud to announce the official lineup and featured nonprofit partner for the 44th Annual WBDC Country Showdown, presented by German American Bank. The event will take place on Friday, June 5, 2026, at the Jasper Arts Center. Continuing its long-standing tradition of supporting local organizations, WBDC has selected the Dubois County 4-H Council as this year’s featured…

The Jasper Municipal Water Department announced repairs have been completed on the water main break located at College Avenue and Meridian Road.  If your water has discoloration, run the cold water tap for 15-20 minutes, or until it clears.  A Boil Water Advisory is NOT in effect. There are no potential health effects.   If you…

Huntingburg resident Amanda Souders Harris urged the common council to enact a temporary moratorium on new development within the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) until the Unified Development Ordinance can be updated to address large-scale projects that current regulations weren’t designed to handle. Harris told the council the community faces developmental pressures from data centers, solar…

The Huntingburg Common Council introduced an ordinance for an 8.9% water rate increase following a recommendation from the Utility Rate Advisory Board at Tuesday’s regular meeting. The proposed increase represents approximately $3 per month for the average residential customer using 2,000 gallons monthly, bringing their bill from $33.32 to about $36.30. Buzz Krohn of OW…

The annual Garden Gate Jazz, Wine, and Craft Beer Festival is set to return on April 25th to the beautiful Market Street Park in downtown Huntingburg, Indiana, offering an afternoon filled with live music, local flavors, and community celebration. From 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. EST, festival patrons can enjoy sampling a variety of wines and craft beers while…

The Heart of Jasper is bringing back its popular Alive After 5! event series to the Square in downtown Jasper for the 2026 season. Held on the first Friday of select months from May through December, the monthly event runs from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., offering an evening of live music, local vendors, shopping,…

Early voting in the 2026 Primary is underway in Dubois County. Here is a list of times and locations to cast your vote early or on election day, May 5. In Dubois County, voters will be asked to choose either a Democratic or Republican ballot when they check in to vote. Each ballot contains different…

TRI-CAP will launch its first-ever Half-Pot Raffle on April 25, its official 60th anniversary, giving community members a chance to win while supporting a meaningful cause. The raffle begins with a $1,060 prize, commemorating TRI-CAP’s 60th anniversary and guaranteeing at least that amount for the winner. The total will grow as more tickets are sold. Tickets will be…

In early 2026, the Being for Others Health and Wellness Foundation (BFO) hosted eight informational sessions and invited community members to come together to learn about upcoming grant programs that align with BFO’s vision of Healthy Communities. BFO hosted events at local establishments within their service region of Crawford, Daviess, Dubois, Martin, Orange, Perry, Pike,…

by Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle April 14, 2026 About 14,000 additional low-income children could soon nab vouchers for free and reduced-cost child care under a $200 million proposal announced Tuesday by Gov. Mike Braun’s administration. The administration will ask the State Budget Committee to let it divert $200 million from the General Fund…

The Southwest Dubois County School Corporation announced the outstanding results from a recent statewide analysis evaluating school effectiveness using a “value-added” model—an approach that measures how much schools contribute to student success beyond expected outcomes.  The study found that while 41% to 53% of student performance is influenced by socioeconomic and demographic factors, an equally…

State Representative Shane Lindauer has introduced bills in the 2024 and 2026 sessions to create paths to use gold-backed debit cards in Indiana. Most recently, House Bill 1227 was referred to a committee and not considered by the legislature.

The Dubois County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement after news came out Thursday that Sheriff Tom Kleinhelter was being charged with several counts related to the investigation into the misappropriation of public funds. Sheriff Kleinhelter faces one count of official misconduct, a Level 6 felony, and three counts of false informing, all Class B misdemeanors,…

Deaconess Memorial Medical Center invites its caregivers and community to come together in celebration of Earth Day at its annual fun, family-friendly event on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the hospital lobby. Hosted by the organization’s Stewardship Committee, this year’s Earth Day Celebration will feature a community showcase highlighting environmental awareness, sustainability, and…

The City of Jasper invites residents, business owners, and community stakeholders to attend a public Open House celebrating the progress and draft outcomes of the City’s new Comprehensive Plan. The Open House will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the River Centre, Door 9. This event marks…

Ed Cole announced his candidacy for the Dubois County Council District 1 seat on the Democratic ticket. Cole was the President of Dubois Strong, the countywide economic development organization, for ten years from 2014 to 2024. The expansion of local housing options, workforce attraction, improved access to childcare, and the organization’s small-business loan program were…

by Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle April 7, 2026 Businesses and individuals with overdue Indiana taxes will have their first chance in more than a decade to pay off those bills without penalties. The Indiana Department of Revenue has set the tax amnesty period to run from July 15 until Sept. 15. The program has…

by Niki Kelly, Indiana Capital Chronicle April 6, 2026 Gov. Mike Braun took a victory lap Monday afternoon when he ceremonially signed legislation meant to help Hoosiers cope with high utility bills. “Affordability is this administration’s top priority, and high electricity prices have placed a major burden on Hoosiers’ wallets,” he said. “I’ve taken action…

Dubois County’s America 250 Committee will meet on Tuesday, April 14, at 6 p.m. EDT at Current Blend in Huntingburg (307 E 4th Street). The focus of those organizations attending is to coordinate activities to most effectively use resources. There has been discussion about planned and potential activities, including quilting, the planting and dedication of…

The Huntingburg Board of Public Works and Safety delayed a decision on an option to repair Fourth Street. The board has been working with VS Engineering to develop alternatives to address the condition of the pavers and subsurface in the street. Traffic on the street and the increased impact of stopping and accelerating at intersections…

EXHIBIT DATES: APRIL 2 – JUNE 26, 2026 Jasper Arts is pleased to present the work of Keedysville, artist, Rhonda J. Smith for the months of April, May and June 2026 at the Thyen-Clark Cultural Center. The solo exhibition titled ‘Persistence’ features large original, one-of-a-kind linoleum prints. Smith states, “Persistence is patience and determination. It…

Dubois County Treasurer Craig M. Greulich issued a reminder to Dubois County taxpayers that property tax statements will be mailed on Monday, April 13, 2026.  The spring installment is due on Monday, May 11, 2026.  There are several payment options: 1. Online-  http://www.duboiscountyin.us  2. Phone- (812) 678-7983 This is an automated service; you will need…

Dr. Richard M. Moss, MD, of Jasper, announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Representative in District 63, running on a bold “Indiana First” platform.  “I’m running because too many politicians have put global and special interests ahead of Hoosiers,” said Moss. “This campaign is about protecting what belongs to the people of…

The City of Huntingburg is excited to announce the return of the 555 Fun Runs & Walks, a free community event series designed to bring people together through movement, connection, and fun. The 555 Fun Runs & Walks feature five 5K events held at 5:00 p.m. on the second Friday of each month from May…

This week, Indiana First Lady Maureen Braun announced that every child under age five in Indiana is now eligible to receive a free book each month through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Indiana. First Lady Braun shared in a video announcement on Wednesday that the program is officially available in all 92 counties, marking a…

The Alliance of Indiana Rural Water recognized Brad Croomer of Huntingburg Wastewater Utility as Wastewater System Operations Specialist of the Year during the 2026 Awards of Excellence Luncheon held at the Alliance’s annual Spring Conference in French Lick, Indiana. Croomer was honored for his leadership, technical skill, and dedication to the utility and community he…

Dubois County election officials are pleased to announce an upgrade to the county’s voting equipment ahead of the upcoming election cycle. The existing MicroVote voting system has been updated to the Infinity Rev. 1 machine, bringing enhanced functionality while maintaining a familiar voting experience for residents. Voters will notice that the overall voting booth setup…

Dubois County Emergency Management issued a notice that the siren tests conducted by the City of Jasper and Dubois County will not occur today (April 1) due to the possibility of severe weather.

Members of the Indiana State Police’s Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit, with assistance from the Loogootee Police Department, arrested a Loogootee man for possession of child sex abuse material involving bestiality, a level 5 felony.    Trevor Moffatt, 32, Loogootee, was arrested Tuesday, March 31, 2026, following the execution of a residential search warrant….

Two tax preparers have been sentenced to federal prison for orchestrating a multi-year tax fraud scheme that generated millions in fraudulent refunds. Both defendants pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, aiding and assisting in the preparation and presentation of a false and fraudulent tax return, and filing false tax returns. Angel De La…

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a road closure for State Road 64 in Crawford County. Beginning on or around Tuesday, April 7, crews will close State Road 64 near English. This closure will occur near the intersection of S.R. 64 and State Road 237. This road closure will allow for a pipe replacement project….

The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute (ICJI) is partnering with local law enforcement agencies across the state to increase patrols aimed at reducing speeding and distracted driving on Indiana roadways as part of the annual Safer Roads Campaign, supported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). As part of the Comprehensive Highway Injury Reduction Program…

The Jasper Parks and Recreation Board unanimously approved a recommendation to establish a restricted fund to develop a new soccer complex in the city. Mike Jones and Lawrence Loner, who referee soccer, approached the board during the March meeting to request the creation of a fund that would allow community members to donate money specifically…

by Zach Stock, Indiana Capital Chronicle March 30, 2026 “Could the straggling thoughts of individuals be collected, they would frequently form materials for wise and able men to improve into useful matter.” So wrote Thomas Paine as he midwifed a new nation of laws almost 250 years ago.   Easy for him to say. He never…

The Jasper Parks and Recreation Board approved a proposal to convert unused pickleball courts at Gutzweiler into futsal courts, with the city contributing around $2,500 toward the project. The city’s $2,500 contribution covers fence repairs, surface improvements, lighting restoration and labor costs. ISFC handles painting the court lines and purchasing goals for the 5-on-5 soccer…

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces lane closures for I-64 in Dubois, Spencer, and Perry Counties. Beginning on or around Tuesday, March 31, crews will begin lane closures in the eastbound passing lanes of I-64 near Ferdinand. These lane closures will occur between mile marker 66 to mile marker 68. The westbound shoulder will also…

From the Office of Mayor Neil Elkins Over the past several weeks, many of you have reached out to me about the increase in train blockages across Huntingburg. I want you to know that I hear you, I share your frustration, and I am actively working to address these concerns. Here is a story from…

POSEY COUNTY, Ind. – Today, the Indiana Department of Transportation joined public officials and contracting partners for a ceremonial ribbon cutting to mark the opening of the newly constructed Black River Welcome Center on eastbound I-64 near mile marker 7 in Posey County. The new welcome center is inspired by the boyhood home of President…

The Spirit of Jasper won’t operate this year because of the costly repairs needed for it and the railroad tracks it operates on. The 200 Club Car needs $60,000 in truck (wheel) repairs before it can run again. Even if work starts in August 2026, it won’t be finished until November — basically the end…

As the Indiana primary election approaches, election officials are reminding voters that Indiana operates under a partisan primary system, which requires each voter to choose a party ballot when casting their vote. On primary election day, voters will be asked to select either a Republican ballot or a Democratic ballot. This choice determines which candidates…

Tri-Cap released its 2025 Community Impact Report to the public. The 2025 Annual Report marks a milestone year as TRI-CAP looks ahead to celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2026. The report highlights a year of significant impact: the organization assisted 3,267 clients from 1,684 households, facilitated nearly 1,000 internal referrals between its own programs, and…

by Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle March 24, 2026 Some of Indiana’s oldest unsolved crimes are being cracked, thanks to new funding and a growing state police effort that blends traditional detective work with cutting-edge genetic genealogy. Leaders of the Indiana State Police said advances in forensic technology — paired with a newly formalized forensic…

Aleksei Volkov, 26, of St. Petersburg, Russia, has been sentenced to 81 months in federal prison for assisting major cybercrime groups, including the Yanluowang ransomware group, carry out numerous attacks against U.S. companies and other organizations. Volkov facilitated dozens of ransomware attacks throughout the United States, causing over $9 million in actual losses and over…

Ranger Archery had an incredible weekend at the Indiana NASP state tournament, with standout performances across all five flights. The biggest news: Middle School Team 1 is the state champions, claiming the top spot out of 38 teams. Pine Ridge Elementary finished 3rd out of 25 teams, the High School team placed 12th out of…

Toyota Indiana marked its 30th anniversary by announcing a $200 million investment in its Princeton facility, part of a broader $1 billion investment across Toyota’s Kentucky and Indiana operations announced today in Georgetown, Kentucky. The Princeton investment will increase production capacity for the Grand Highlander, one of Toyota’s most popular SUVs. With the expansion, Grand…

State Sen. Daryl Schmitt (R-Jasper) encourages residents of Senate District 48 to attend one of 10 state-wide listening sessions hosted by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to share the impacts of energy prices.  The closest listening session to Senate District 48 will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. central time, on Tuesday, April 7, in Exhibit Hall B at the Old National…

As e-bikes and e-scooters become increasingly popular on Jasper’s roads, sidewalks, and trails, the Jasper Police Department is reminding riders — and their parents — of the rules of the road. The city has released a comprehensive set of safety guidelines covering everything from vehicle classifications to trail etiquette, with a particular focus on juvenile…

Both the Huntingburg Wastewater Department and Huntingburg Fire Department had an award-winning week, highlighting the dedication and excellence of city staff. Wastewater Superintendent Brad Coomer was named Wastewater System Operations Specialist of the Year at the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water Spring Conference. This highly competitive award is earned through a rigorous application and review…

The City of Jasper and the Tri-County YMCA are proud to announce the official groundbreaking ceremony for the Regional Wellness Center on Friday, April 17, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. The ceremony will take place at the future site of the facility, 900 W 15th St, Jasper, IN 47546. Community members, regional partners, elected officials, and…