18 WJTS Presents: “Southern Exposure: Southern Indiana’s Land of Bluffs, Bayous, and Barrens”
Originally occurring on 4-13-2023 at the Black Box Theatre ofRead More
18 WJTS in.form – Oakland City University to Host TEDxOCU (04/19/2023)
In this episode, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Dr. Luke Douglas,Read More
1 response18 WJTS Newscast for April 19th, 2023
18 WJTS Newscast for April 19th, 2023 News with JoyceRead More
JA Dubois County Business Hall of Fame Laureate of 2023: Raphael Ackerman
Produced by Brescher Filming and Photography. 18 WJTS is proudRead More
JA Dubois County Business Hall of Fame Active Laureate of 2023: Senator Mike Braun
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Indiana Achieves HPAI-Free Status for Poultry
The export and international trade of Indiana poultry products hasRead More
Gulf Hypoxia Program Awards ISDA Over $1.7 Million
Created under the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to help states’ nutrient reduction strategy efforts, the US EPA has awarded the Indiana State Department of Agriculture’s (ISDA) Soil Conservation District $1,713,333 through the Gulf Hypoxia Program.
City of Jasper Spring Hydrant Flushing – Reminder
The spring hydrant flushing and maintenance program will continue Monday through Friday, from 7:30 until 3:00 p.m., over the next several weeks until all city hydrants have been serviced.
Local Students Welcomed to Statehouse as Page Participants
Northeast Dubois High School students Akayla Eichmiller and Savannah McIntosh, along with Noah Dilger of Heritage Hills High School and Pike Central Middle School’s Isaiah Harvey spent the day touring the historic building, observing debates from the Senate floor, and interacting with Senator Messmer. The program offers 6th-12th grade students the unique opportunity to receive one excused absence and serve as a Senate Page one day per legislative session.
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