Duke Energy employees donate time to clean up downtown Princeton – Eyewitness News (WEHT/WTVW)
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by: Megan Belcher
PRINCETON, Ind (WEHT) Duke Energy employees are doing their part to brighten up two buildings in downtown Princeton.
Volunteers from the utility company are spending two days power washing and painting the exterior of Princeton’s city hall, as well as the Warnock building.
This all in an effort to revitalize downtown.
Duke Energy officials said they reached out to Princeton’s Mayor Greg Wright about where the city needed help and he said this cleaning the exterior of city hall was a perfect job for them.
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DAWSON SPRINGS, Ky. (WEHT)- He may not have had any reindeer, nor did he go down a chimney. He didn’t even have a plate of cookies to snack on, but Santa made a special appearance in Dawson Springs, just days after the town was devastated by a tornado.
Santa says he has a special connection to the area and wanted to come down to deliver gifts and hope to children after the storms. He says God has allowed him to do this, help those in need, and deliver a little Christmas cheer. He says it can’t describe the feeling he got going around the Hopkins County community Wednesday afternoon.
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. (WEHT) — The President is scheduled to arrive at Fort Campbell just after 10 a.m. Wednesday morning to get an update on the recovery efforts.
President Biden will then visit Mayfield before heading to our area, touring the damage in Dawson Springs.
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — Eyewitness News and our parent company Nexstar Media hosted the Red Cross Tornado Relief Program for victim’s of last Friday’s severe storms.
We invite you to join Eyewitness News this Thursday as we partner with the local Red Cross to raise money to help those in need.