The West Central School Corporation sent a reminder today to parents in regards to student drop-off in the morning and pick-up in the afternoon.
Continue readingWest Central School Corporation drop-off and pick-up Reminders
Knox Offices to Close for Christmas Holiday Starting Tomorrow
Residents are being reminded that all City of Knox offices will be closed in observance of Christmas starting tomorrow.
If you have anything to take care of in the Mayor’s Office or other city-affiliated offices, today is your last chance until later this week.
Continue readingKnox Residents on East Side of Hwy 35 Reminded About Change to Recycling Pick-Up
Knox residents are reminded that individuals who receive trash pick up on Mondays and reside on the east side of Highway 35 are following a new recycling schedule.
Continue readingRegistration Dates Set for Oregon-Davis Students, Officials Issue Vaccination Requirement Reminder
Officials from Oregon-Davis Community School Corporation recently announced that registration for the 2018-2019 school year will be held in July.
Student registration will run from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. on Wednesday, July 25th and Thursday, July 26th. Officials noted that athletic physicals will also be available for students.
Something else that was included in this week’s “Bobcat Blast”, the corporation’s newsletter, was a reminder about required vaccinations. Continue reading
Reminder That Work Will Start Today on US 35 Railroad Crossing in Knox
Motorists are reminded that work will begin today on the US 35 railroad crossing in Knox. The Mayor’s Office recently issued a press release to alert residents that Norfolk Southern will be closing the crossing for repairs and maintenance.
This closure will be in effect beginning today, Monday, April 23rd at 8 a.m. Depending on weather conditions, the crossing is anticipated to re-open on Thursday, May 3rd at 5 p.m. Continue reading
Government Holiday Closings Vary
Starke County government buildings will close at noon at noon central time today.
Holiday Closings
This a reminder that tomorrow, July 4, is a national holiday and because of that, a majority of establishments will be closed.
Summer Safety: Don’t Leave Children Unattended in a Vehicle
Summer temperatures continue to soar, and although it may seem like common sense to never keep your child in a parked car, over the past 16 years more than 600 children have died of heatstroke due to being left unattended in a vehicle. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, on a 60 degree day, temperatures inside a car can reach well above 110 degrees quickly.
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