The Center for Technology, Innovation and Manufacturing isn’t just for college students. On Friday and Saturday, the new building at Vincennes University Jasper Campus was filled with much younger technology lovers.

Forest Park High School Class of 2013 will graduate at 2 p.m. Saturday in Buechler Arena. The seven valedictorians will address the assembly of 95 graduating seniors.

The train depot was abuzz Saturday morning with hobbyists starting up their motorcars and spectators watching the hobbyists indulge in their interest.

Dubois County has heard only a few rumbles of thunder so far this severe weather season, but that doesn’t mean residents should get too comfortable.

A woman was airlifted to an Evansville hospital after a three-vehicle collision Sunday evening in Jasper that left three people with injuries. The Dubois County Sheriff’s Department also worked an injury accident during the weekend

Several years ago The Herald ran a story about a duo who drove across country to pick up a little white West Highland terrier at the Dubois County Humane Society. This letter to the editor reveals the final chapter.

Members of the Holland Town Council will meet at 5:30 p.m. today to tackle odds and ends so the town can move forward with a grant-funded wastewater rehabilitation project.

Every year, at the beginning of its season, Holiday World opens its park exclusively to youngsters with disabilities.

Dubois County hangs onto Indiana’s lowest unemployment rate in a new state report.

A Holland man was arrested in Huntingburg this morning for possession of marijuana and paraphernalia, and a Jasper resident was arrested for drunken driving, battery on a police officer and resisting arrest on Friday afternoon.

Local police officials are lukewarm about the National Transportation Safety Board’s recommendation to lower the drunken-driving limit from .08 to .05 percent blood alcohol content. Lowering the threshold to .05 percent might be extreme, some of them said.

The Southridge High School graduation ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. today in Huntingburg Memorial Gym. Valedictorians Felicia Michel and Paul R. Reller, salutatorian Kaylen Marie Blesch and Class President Trey Reese will address the assembly of 133 graduating seniors.