Gracie's Restaurant
CafesSmall-town comfort, big flavor: When you want a no-fuss, home-cooked breakfast or lunch, Gracie's Restaurant keeps it classic with daily specials and genuinely friendly service.
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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Small-town comfort, big flavor: When you want a no-fuss, home-cooked breakfast or lunch, Gracie's Restaurant keeps it classic with daily specials and genuinely friendly service.
Local hoagie fix: Since 1972, Hoagy House has been a Lawrence County staple baking its own bread fresh daily, piling on crisp ingredients, and slipping in a secret special sauce that makes hoagies disappear fast.
Fresh cut, hometown feel: If your bangs are staging a mutiny or your color needs a reboot, Small Town Roots shows up with skilled stylists, easy conversation, and that "I actually love my hair" feeling.
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The five stories Vincennes readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved Arevon's development plan for the Lucky Point Energy solar project in Knox County, following nearly three hours of emotional and angry comments from residents.
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Indiana's "blackout" license plate has generated nearly $13 million for the state's Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) since its launch last year.
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The painting of the front of the Harmony Society in Vincennes is underway, marking the 100th anniversary of the society's purchase of Ellis Mansion in 1925 and move to Ellis Mansion.
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The Indiana Department of Transportation has announced that the Lincoln Memorial Bridge will be closed for several months, possibly until March of next year.
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